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With three distinct magazines dedicated to each area, it's major fan following comes from subscribers to it's skateboarding section. The directorial style of each video article makes good use of camera angles to give skateboarders the best experience possible watching them. For most biggest competitions, they also make a point of higlighting the turning points within each event that led to the winner's victory - as well as showing those occasional splashes made by fan favorites to show how flukes and errors cost them the matches. These are pure adrenaline-fests with loads of eye candy that generally leave the audience wondering how the skaters pulled those stunts off, as well as giving inspiration to aspiring skateboarders. Their interviews with pro skateboarders tends as much to the informative as to the personal. Like the chaos exhibition matches, these video clips are focused purely on viewer entertainment. Perhaps one of the most in-demand interview articles from 411 involve a feature on 14 year old Bam Margera, a young icon in skateboarding. Occasionally, 411 also features documentary-style video articles whenever there are new advances in skateboarding technology that they feel will make a huge impact on the skateboarding world. They're definitely entertaining to watch - a bit abnormal sometimes, but hey, normal's boring right? The video clips are all done with a sense of humor bordering on the warped that keeps viewers laughing half the time, when they aren't busy oooh-ing and aaah-ing over the stunts of their favorite skateboarders. These videos, submitted and sponsored by fans of 411, show just how much people have been enjoying their offerings.

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