Jerry Hsu
Skateboarder and photographer
Born
December 17th, 1981
43 years ago
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
United States
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A professional skateboarder and photographer, primarily associated with street skateboarding. Gained prominence in the skateboarding community for technical skills and creativity. Founded the skateboard company, Festival, which contributed to the culture of skateboarding. Engaged in photography that captured the essence of skateboarding and its lifestyle, collaborating with various brands and magazines. Actively participated in competitions and tours throughout the career, earning respect among peers.
Founded the skateboard company Festival
Contributed to Skateboarder Magazine and Thrasher
Produced skate videos showcasing innovative tricks
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