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overview
What is Static V about?
The Static series grand finale brings an overwhelming amount of talent from NYC to SF, Florida to London, and Paris to LA and wraps it all up with a series of cameos and surprises that will satisfy any fan of underground skateboarding. With a line-up including Aaron Herrington, Quim Cardona, Jake Johnson, Yonnie Cruz, Vivien Feil, Ben Gore, Jimmy Lannon, Kevin Tierney, Steve Brandi, Jahmal Willams and many more it is a perfect combination of styles and personalities that we’re proud to have together under one project. And proud to offer as the final piece from the Static saga. The story is brought to life by director Josh Stewart. With a runtime of 38 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.
