STATIC RAW TAPES: WASHINGTON DC – EPISODE 2
Theories of Atlantis is back with more raw footage from the filming of the Washington DC section from the original Static video, released in January of 2000. This footage was captured between 1998-1999 around the DC metropolitan area in the early stages of filming for the first edition of the Static video series.
Featuring Andy Honen, Sean Mullendore, Sean O’Brien, Jerry Fowler, Jeremy Owens, Jake Rupp, John Buchanan, Adam Graham, Steve Brandi, Darren Harper and Pepe Martinez (RIP).
STATIC I RAW TAPES – WASHINGTON DC: EPISODE 1
Theories of Atlantis treats you to the raw footage from the Washington DC section from the original Static video, released in January of 2000. This footage was captured between 1998-1999 around the DC metropolitan area in the early stages of filming for the first edition of the Static video series.
Featuring John Igei, Andy Honen, Sean O’Brien, Jeremy Owens, Gary Smith, Sean Mullendore, Darryl Vaughn, Adam Graham, Paul Macelroy, Jamel Robinson and Kier Johnson.
JORDAN TRAHAN – “STATIC VI” PART – THEORIES OF ATLANTIS
Louisana’s own Jordan Trahan puts it on for his city with an incredible full part to make his mark in the long-running Static series. Filmed primarily in New Orleans and the surrounding area, this part captures the vibe of the slower-paced culture of the Big Easy and the smooth beauty of Jordan’s style. Let us know how you enjoyed it in the comments below.
STATIC VI TRAILER….COMING SOON – THEORIES OF ATLANTIS
And you thought it was over……….the 6th and final installment of the Static series is coming soon!
“STATIC” – ORIGINAL FULL LENGTH FROM 2000 – Theories of Atlantis
The first Static video, originally released in January of 2000, featuring Jake Rupp, Forrest Kirby, Sean Mullendore, Jeff Lenoce, Joel Meinholz and Paul Zitzer as well as sections on Tampa, Washington D.C., Miami, Love Park, the Northeast and The Desert.
STATIC RAW TAPES:EPISODE 12-MIAMI – Theories of Atlantis
Picking back up with the Static Raw Tapes series, Theories of Atlantis head to Miami, Florida in their time machine to January of 2006 and the very first filming trip for the Static III video. This episode features a gaggle of talent including Bobby Puleo, Pat Stiener, Danny Renaud, Jahmal Williams, Steve Brandi and Joel Meinholz.
STATIC IV RAW TAPES: EPISODE 5
Theories of Atlantis is back with some more raw footy from the filming of the Static IV & V videos. This episode features mostly footage from the 2011-2012 and includes some additional footage from the infamous “Flower Man” incident with German Nieves as well as some unseen clips and 2nd makes of Jahmal Williams all over the island of Manhattan. Also featured are Billy Rohan, Mark Wetzel, Brian Delatore, Joel Meinholz, Daniel (Snowy) Kinloch, Kevin Tierney and Steve Brandi. Yet another bangin episode for your viewing pleasure.
STATIC IV RAW TAPES: EPISODE 4
Theories of Atlantis brings you Episode 4 of the Static IV Raw Tapes. This week’s episode focuses on Quim Cardona, German Nieves, Jahmal Williams, Pat Stiener, Steve Brandi, Brendan Carroll, Kevin Tierney, Mark Wetzel, Lem Go, Brian Clarke and Chad Muska. You read that right….The Muska. Enjoy.
STATIC III “NEW JERSEY MINUTE” SEGMENT w/ MARK WETZEL & STEVE DURANTE
This bangup part from the 2007 dvd “Static III” showcases two underground New Jersey shredders, Mark Wetzel and Steve Durante as they defile some filthy industrial spots from New Jersey to Barcelona. These guys never got the credit they deserved for how influential their skating has been to the underground so TOA to remind you by bringing this part back, 13 years late. Brought to you by Theories of Atlantis.
JAKE RUPP FULL PART FROM ‘STATIC’ 1999 (HIGH QUALITY)
This is Jake Rupp’s FULL part from the original Static video, originally premiering in 1999. Jake is one of the sickest skaters to emerge out of the east coast scene and this part pretty much is the quintessential Static par that set the tone for all Static videos in the future.
BRENDAN CARROLL Part From Static V
Brendan Carroll’s full part from the Static V video by Josh Stewart.