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Green Day have soundtracked a new short skate film called ‘Monsters and Saviors’ – check it out below.The 11-minute film was edited and directed by Russell Houghten and was a collaboration between the band and Monster Energy, which sees a huge skate crew assemble to celebrate the band bringing their ‘Saviors’ tour across North America.The tour is celebrating the band’s new album of the same name, which was released in January, as well as the 30th anniversary of their seminal album ‘Dookie’ and 20th anniversary of the equally seminal ‘American Idiot’. In reference, the film uses one track from each album – ‘Longview’ from ‘Dookie’, the title track from ‘American Idiot’ and ‘Bobby Sox’ from ‘Saviors’.“There’s no denying Green Day’s legacy in the skate scene is anything less than iconic,” said Monster in a statement.

Daily Star's biggest headlines straight to your inbox!An Olympic skateboarded botched a trick and wiped out a cameraman in the process.Australia's Kieran Woolley veered off course during his qualifying routine and caught both himself and the cameraman off guard, resulting in a disastrous collision.Luckily, nobody was hurt other than each other's dignity.Woolley, a 17-year-old from Kiama, New South Wales, smiled to the cameraman when he got back to his feet and offered him a fist bump, which the staff member gratefully received.Ever the professional, the cameraman continued to film as he sat on the concrete floor, but did offer a thumbs up to immediately suggest there was minimal damage done.Woolley still scored 82.69 for his run, which was