Helena Long

Featuring Willow Voges Fernandes, Aleksi 'Aatsi' Suovarra, Simon Hallberg, Fredrik Winsents, Bert Roeterdink, Jan Hirt, Diego Todd, Mehdi Soltane, Rob Maatman, Alex Tsagalidis, Alexey Krasniy, Axel Cruysberghs, Bjarne Tjøtta, Chris Pfanner, Gabriel Bjørsvik, Helena Long, Jonathan Vlerick, Joscha Aicher, Martino Cattaneo, Notis Aggelis, Schianta Lepori, Albert Nyberg, Tania Cruz, Tommi Björk, Victor Pellegrin, Yann Horowitz and more. Filmed by Max Pack, Jon Wolf, Otto Ray and Tobbe Tiusanen. Edited by Paul Labadie.

It was starting to feel like this day would never come but here we are, and we’re beyond stoked to finally bring you Much Quiet, the Sirus F Gahan video, which succeeded in bringing together Vans’ eclectic cast of 20+ London and Paris based riders. Sirus was of course assisted in his filming duties by 5T‘s Elliot Bonnabel, Austin Bristow and countless others, Sam Ashley, Alex Pires and Rafal Wojnowski joined some of the missions to shoot stills for the mag, and you can read all about this collaborative project in our interview with Helena Long. Much Quiet features Danny Brady, Rory Milanes, Oscar Candon, Val Bauer, Helena Long, Sam Sitayeb, Dustin Dollin, William Moneris, Nico Gisonno, Sam Partaix, Quentin Boillon, Lilian Fev, Alix Malnati, Alexey Krasniy, Jeanne Duval, Daryl Dominguez, Tom Delion, Conor Charleson, Chris Oliver, Jake Church, Curtis Pearl, Marca Barbier and Joseph Biais.

Combining captivating skating with fine-art meditations, Poetic comes correct with a video full of spots and thoughts.

Just under a year in the making, CREDITS celebrates the diverse energy and personalities of the global women’s skate community directed by Shari White. With a talented cast led by three underground favorites — Una Farrar, Breana Geering, and Fabiana Delfino —the film highlights the unique, individual style and expression of a group of friends that skate, hang and travel together. Other featured riders, Beatrice Domond, Cher Strauberry, Clara Solar, Poppy Olsen, Helena Long, Adelaide Norris, Dayana Young and director Shari White herself.