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Psychic Migrations

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Psychic Migrations by Volcom

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Over a year and a half in the making and featuring a cast of surfing’s most capable and compelling characters, anticipation is peaking for the release of Volcom Stone’s latest feature surf film, Psychic Migrations. Following 2014’s True To This, a surf-skate-snow epic, the forthcoming Psychic Migrations is yet another inspired Veeco Production that builds on more than 20 years and 30 influential films from the world of Volcom. Directed by veteran surf filmmaker Ryan Thomas and shot on location in the West Indies, East Indies, Australia, Polynesia, and the Americas, the film weaves the physical expression of riding a rousing score of waves with a cerebral odyssey through the scapes and textures travelled to find them.

Duration: 59 minutes, 58 seconds
Category: Full Length
Sport: Surfing

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Track Starts At
00:00
02:55
03:35
06:25
06:45
10:20
11:40
15:55
18:25
25:37
28:20
31:15
37:10
37:40
41:40
44:45
52:20
55:30

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Cast & Crew

Athletes

Alex Gray , Andrew Doheny , Balaram Stack , Carlos Muñoz , Dusty Payne , Gavin Beschen , Imai Devault , Joan Duru , Kelly Slater , Miguel Tudela , Mike Gleason , Mitch Coleborn , Nate Tyler , Ozzie Wright , Parker Coffin , Ryan Burch , Tom Dosland  &  Yago Dora

Directors & Producers

Brad Dougherty , Jason Steris , Matt Shuster , Richard Woolcott , Ryan Immegart , Ryan Thomas  &  Tom Carey

Filmers

Brian Bielmann , Daren Crawford , David Malcolm , Jack Morrissey , Jimmy Wilson , Kai Neville , Larry Haynes , Matt Shuster , Nate Leal , Ryan Craig , Ryan Thomas , Scott Stinnett , Talon Clemow , Tom Carey , Tom Jennings  &  Wes Larsen

Soundtrack Details

How many genres were used and how many tracks were part of each genre.

Genre Count
Rock 12
Alternative 9
Psychedelic 4
Electronic 3
Indie Rock 3
Adult Alternative 2
Prog-Rock/Art Rock 2
Classical 1
Europe 1
Hip-Hop 1
Hip-Hop/Rap 1
New Acoustic 1
New Age 1
North America 1
Punk 1
Singer/Songwriter 1
Spoken Word 1
Worldwide 1

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