Mark Abma, Chris Rubens and Eric Hjorleifson head down to Patagonia, Chile. The Mission: To climb and ski the lines on the inside of the crater on the Puyehue, Volcano. This is the most epic episode of Salomon Freeski TV yet.
Scout and I filmed a couple times this winter and we were very happy to get a lotta good shots, but then it all went sad when a springtime crash relieved him of an intact ACL - Which is now apparently the doc's lie, Scott's got a strained MCL and bone bruising instead. Get well soon Scott! Also shoutout Tom Christie for insp.
A couple of shots from day 1 at The Dew Tour. Riders In Order of Appearance: LJ Strenio Tim McChesney Ben Moxham Karl Fostvedt Shot and Edited by Bentley Atteberry
Teaser #1 for Highland Productions Latest Project
Upon returning back to Salt Lake City, Will and Andy celebrate their release from the east coast rain with spring park skiing, April pow, and a trip to Las Vegas to test their luck at skiing in the desert.
Charlie Owens Self edit Hood 2010 is as smooth as "Cheerwine" yessir Enjoy Spriggs
Henrik Windstedt, Mark Abma, Mike Douglas and Asmund Thorsen spend a week shredding pillows and trees in some of the deepest snow of the season at Mica Heliskiing in BC.
Ahmet, Giray, Will, Erik, Ross, Tyler, and LJ at the Heat Harvest Superpark.
Danes first day on park skis pretty much all year this year, and he seemed to be pretty comfortable. Sandy Boville just killing it a usual.
Mikkel Jøraandstad Promo 08/09. Song: Van She - Kelly (Breakbot Remix) Shot and edited by Anders Stai Fougner, 15, Dedicated Pictures.
throwback of Kaya rollerblading before she was a pro skier
The Anti Comp hit Sun Valley, Idaho on April 6, 2013 and showed the contest world something it had never seen before. Enjoy!
Big shouts out to the crew for another awesome year, stoked to be back on snow!! Be sure to get a copy of Thirsty if you haven't already, shit will blow your mind!! http://checkclothing.bigcartel.com/product/thirsty-the-hood-crew
Good Enough- Season Three- Episode Five- Sloppy Seconds The crew made it up to Boreal for a couple more spring days before heading back on the road out to Park City. Riders: Alden Spence, Noah Curry, Jason Arens, Khai Krepela, Pete Arneson, Dash Kamp, Jordan Spohr, Jonathan Susman, Bret Donnelly, Will Wesson, Jake Doan, Ahmet Dadali, Cody Perin, and Sam Hurst Filmed and Edited by Garrett Jurach
Watch Kyler and Dylan chase October storms, ski bottomless powder, hit their first backcountry jumps of the season, ski a little urban, and shoot a few shotguns??
Noah Wallace came to California for a couple weeks in January to compete and film. I filmed him skiing around at Mt. High before the Gatorade Free Flow Tour the first weekend, then we filmed a couple days at Mammoth the next weekend. Unfortunately, our filming time was cut short by an injury (vimeo.com/35871189), but we still got enough for a small edit. Shot and edited by Will Start Filmed with: Canon Rebel T2i+Canon 17-55mm f/2.8 IS USM Lens - 720p60p Edited with: Final Cut Pro 7 Color graded with: Color 1.5 Music: First in Flight by Blackalicious
A few more homies came by and we got down some more in Timberline's public park.
AIT hits the road to ride the rope-tows of the midwest. Don't leave the hill 'til your hands bleed. No fish were caught in the making of this video.
A few days of filming in Juvass, Norway this summer... Filmed by: Johan Carlsson... Enjoy! :)
All the park shots at 7 Springs David Taylor logged with me this season. Additional shots from Jeremy Lloyd and Ian Macy. VITAMIN C TAKOVER #ViteC #SCM
The GL Project's monstrous summer. Shout out to Nine22 Apparel, Bloom Outerwear, and Epic Planks!
Due to lack of snow in Tahoe this year, the parks were limited but we're still out here stackin Footy for the bitties. Thanks Marker/Volkl, POC sports, and Nightrain Clothing for the support this season.
Self edit of the my favorite shots from the past few months. To everyone who filmed and helped set up spots - THANK YOU...ski for fun.
The JP Auclair Street Segment (from INTO THE MIND) communicates on a different level of cinematic expression. Each image has meaning, and each sequence triggers emotions, just as a dream does. Though not always easy to interpret or articulate, the segment, like the film, harbours a philosophy of human kind. What drives us to overcome challenge? How do we justify risk? What forces are at the core of a skiing/snowboarding addiction?
