This rowdy group of skiers is coming off their biggest movie project yet, Thirsty, and shows no plans of slowing down any time soon as long as the hard partying antics and urban heaters keep the fans pumped and the haters hating.
Get it while you can! RedBull has released Match Stick Productions newest film 'Days of My Youth' online, for free, for only 72 hours
Composition is simple; it’s what is in the photo and how you choose to show it. Despite this simplicity, can make or break a shot. Read here some ways to think about composition while shooting skiing and action sports photos.
Looking back at the 2013-14 season, it seems impossible to recount everything that went down. There were moments of triumph as well as instances of defeat. As a result, this piece focuses on the here-and-there of our operation from my perspective. It is a series of recollections from the months of December to July, ones which I believe to be a truthful representation of our season as a whole.
The Tribe has spoken; Tomahawk International will end retail distribution in order to focus on online-only distribution. This means two things: you are going to save money, and Tomahawk is staying true to its core values: no bullshit, no apologies.
"I’ve learnt a few things the last few months; Life goes on and how we want it to go on is a choice and even if we want to escape, there is no-where to escape so we might as well make right now awesome." Andreas' words have never rung more true following his death in an avalanche in Chile yesterday. RIP
Yesterday, Stept Productions announced via its Instagram account that its 2014 release, Ten and Two, will be the last in a line of 12 annual ski films. As
What is style? We covet it, we chase it, we hate it in some and praise it in others, but can we even describe it? This is the combined attempt of the skiers themselves trying to define the concept we find so abstract, but so integral to our sport. This is style.
Jimbo Morgan, the founder of Tomahawk International, is about as OG as you can get.
Mitchell Brower, the only American finalist, wins Level 1 Productions' 11th annual SuperUnknown contest, held recently in Washington
Back to blue. Skier Logan Imlach has officially announced his ‘retirement’ from ski filming. But what does that even mean? I sat down (via the internet) with Logan to get breakdown the move and figure it out.
Resorts are closing and it's time to put the jumps and rails away in that old shed where they keep the moguls. Competition season is done, and for a small bit of time we can escape words like training, Olympics, and amplitude. We survived the Olympics, and save for a few blown knees and blown medal dreams the sport of skiing didn't implode, and the man didn't steal our souls.
When it rains, it pours. Or at least the saying held true last night in Whistler for the WSI big Air. Under the lights and the rain the last big air comp of the year went down in true Whistler fashion.
The last hurrah of the competition season got underway today with the kickoff of the World Ski Invitational here in Whistler BC. 60 competitors, a mix of tired vets, hungry young guns and hungover skiers took to the slopestyle course attempting to join the 20 prequalified skiers in Sunday's semifinals and finals, with only the top five skiers advancing from each of the two heats of 30.
Digging deeper into the psyche of the life many of us live. With little money in our pockets and no where near enough sleep, this is the story of the college skier.
When someone mentions the PNW, what comes to mind? The Space Needle, rainy weather, coffee, evergreen trees, and flannel all make the short-list. Add slopestyle skiing and snowboarding and you have the second edition of the Northwest Flannel Cup at Stevens Pass.
Break out the confetti, the piñata, the champagne, or whatever you need to celebrate, gone are the days of dubstep and flat boxes: POV is back and it’s better than ever.
Who doesn’t want to shoot their own magazine covers and wall hangers? I can’t promise that these will get you the next cover of Freeskier or the Newschoolers Magazine, but they should help make your photos not suck.
Monday. The most dreaded day on the calendar, or is it? For the masses Monday means leaving the glorious weekend behind and returning to the monotony of school, work, and “real life.” While I definitely am not stoked to go to class in 30 minutes and discuss the reading I forgot to do, I can log on to NS and see the flood of awesome new photos and videos from the weekend.
"Totally" Trevor Jansen is one unique dude, from his possible cat obsession, to thumbgunning prowess all the way to the out there animated pre-roll for his web series. The crazy antics and smooth skiing of his edits have brought Trevor web-wide recognition and Newschoolers fame. Why has he been so successful? by doing things his own weird way, just try and watch any of his edits without cracking a smile. But beneath the floodwater purifying, cat-loving, kid-counseling, keystone-shredding webmaster, who is Totally Trevor? 20 questions with one of Newschoolers favorite members.
