Magenta's Old Woops New Groove

SF based homie Ben Gore officially joins Magenta. Filmed by: Zach Chamberlin Edited by: Vivien Feil Super 8 film: Yoan Taillandier, Evan Kinori, Ben Gore Guests (in order of appearance): Carlos Young, Zach Chamberlain, Evan Kinori

Magenta's newest promo video offering: Jimmy Lannon, Leo Valls, locals and friends hit the streets of San Francisco. Filmed and edited by Yoan Taillandier.

Filmed in New York in 11 days from November 4th to 15th right after Hurricane Sandy spread panic across the city also known as Gotham. Featuring Magenta's Leo Valls, Vivien Feil, Soy Panday, Jimmy Lannon & friends Ben Gore, Alex Davis, Lurker Lou, Liu Puli, Joel Meinholz, Connor Kammerer, Alex Fogt, Ryan Barlow, Kenji Nakahira, Quim Cardona and Masaki Ui who joined us from all over to explore the city. Filmed & edited by Colin Read Additional filming by Josh Stewart & Ryan Garshell...

In April 2012, we flew to San Francisco to meet up with local friends, skate the city's unique hills & downtown and film the sequel of our 2011 SF HILL STREET BLUES video: http://www.zapiks.com/magenta-s-sf-hill-street-blu.html Featuring Magenta's Leo Valls, Soy Panday, Vivien Feil, Jimmy Lannon, Zach Lyons, our friends Ben Gore, Carlos Young, Evan Kinori, John Lindsay, Zach Chamberlain, Yoan Taillandier, Masaki Ui & more Filmed & edited by Yoan Taillandier Additional filming by Zach C...

Watch Magenta Skateboards' first video: Microcosme Featuring the skateboarding of Léo Valls, Soy Panday, Vivien Feil and their friends.

MEANWHILE is the new work by MINUIT mastermind Yoan Taillandier. Shot entirely at night mostly between Paris and Bordeaux, it features sections of Bordeaux locals Masaki Ui, Seb Daurel and Leo Valls, as well as footage of local and visiting friends. Original Soundtrack by Matias Elichabehere: http://www.matiaselichabehere.net/

Happy election day 2012! If you've already voted, awesome! If you haven't, we suggest a Dennis Busenitz write in. Watch this edit of him destroying SF filmed in just a few short days, then take it to the polls!

Raul Navarro made it from his suburban hometown of El Prat de Llobregat to the streets of Barcelona where he now considers his home. In the late 90's his skating evolved during the lunch breaks of his full-time job at the local skate shop. His natural skills exploded into the ledge-controlled-madness we all know today. With his eyes always firmly fixed on the city of San Francisco, he made it out to the west coast of the USA to become part of SF's finest FTC and ride for Western Edition wher...