Aspen/Snowmass #OurStory: Coal Mine
"Aspen/Snowmass isn?t just a winter resort. We also develop clean energy projects. Our three megawatt coal mine methane plant makes as much electricity as we use annually?from an otherwise wasted resource."
"Aspen/Snowmass isn?t just a winter resort. We also develop clean energy projects. Our three megawatt coal mine methane plant makes as much electricity as we use annually?from an otherwise wasted resource."
The North Face has partnered with Teton Gravity Research, Sherpas Cinema, Stept Productions, and Mountain Sports International to create a new 13-episode series about the history and culture of freeskiing. From surf fins to D-spins, this episode covers the progression of style in freeskiing.
By the age of 11, Pettit began his professional ski career and became the youngest athlete to be signed by Red Bull at 13 years old. With his natural athletic ability, Sean has conquered backcountry skiing in competition and video parts, winning multiple awards.
The DejaVu snowboard film crew get a gravity beat down while filming in the streets. If it can go wrong, it does?tree shinners, flat landing blowouts, ass to stairs, head to concrete, slideouts and general unpleasantness prevail in this most-painful edit featuring Frank April, Ben Bilocq, Alex Cantin, Phil Jacques, Will Lavigne, LNP, Louif Paradis, Nic Sauve.
Part 4 of a new weekly series featuring renowned athletes from a variety of sports talking about the influence of Shane McConkey. This week, it's skier Scot Schmidt.
There are few names in the world of skiing and bike photography that are universally recognized. Scott Markewitz fits this category. As a former pro skier, it's no surprise that since diving into action sports photography, he's been killing it - having been published on over 400 covers from Men?s Journal to Powder Magazine. His relentless work ethic and drive to 'get the shot' has produced countless iconic images and one of the most diverse portfolios in action/sports photography.
In association with Eye Of The Condor, the 2013 World Tour kicks off in Santiago with iF3 La Parva.
For five days 10,000 people celebrated freeskiing, film and its lifestyle last week at the international Freeski Film Festival in Innsbruck and Hintertux.
Devin Logan joins Crowd Goes Wild to discuss winning silver in slopestyle skiing, listening to DMX and using Tinder during the Olympics.
The NYC subway skating section of Tengu: God of Mischief. A film by Colin Read.
"We all love to ski deep powder and pillows, but what if you could turn it into a video game? Salomon Freeski TV presents, Super Pillows!"
Nicolas Muller's full length video part from Nike Snowboarding's Never Not Part 1.
Darcy Bacha 2013 Olympus pro photographer showdown finalist video
Team USA claimed three of the four gold medals on offer in the new freeski events that debuted in Sochi and walked away with six of the overall 12. What makes America so dominant in freeski slopestyle and halfpipe?
"Couldn't have done it without my team; Vincent Massey, Vanessa Stark, Kris Kupskay, Izzy Lynch, Ryan Sullivan, Jill Young, James McSkimming"
The helmet camera was invented long before GoPro. Albeit, it was attached with duct tape and weighed a lot more. In this episode of Legends, produced by Greg Stump and Powder TV, Stump gives us a history lesson about the origins of the first helmet cam with classic POV footage from Glen Plake and his film "The Good, The Bad, and the Gnarly."
To film the Whistler segment of "Into The Mind," the Sherpas posted an open call to skiers of all abilities and ages on Facebook. Come one, come all to document the breadth of skiing at Whistler. The result was a shoot documenting everything from the grandpas and five-year-olds carving courdoroy to Julian Carr hucking a front flip off the 185-foot Air Jordan.
Sherpas Cinema goes behind the scenes of the 'Creative Seggy,' the Calgary urban shoot with Auclair and Wallisch.
Night Fury is a fictional snowboard short film, shot almost entirely at night, in Japan?s Niseko Back country. Burton's Nick Brown and Connor Harding join up with Red Bull rider Jacob Koia in a battle against the elements and evil. The Evil snow phantom has lured them in with his back country traps, built to excite the three riders and take their mind off the ever present danger.
It's lights out for Dave Lee and the Signal Snowboards crew! As the 2014 season winds down, the goal is to keep snowboarding past the daylight hours and Dave has just the solution?a snowboard with headlights. The crew fashion a custom board with dedicated mounts at the factory to accommodate a variety of LED Lenser flashlights and lamps. Then comes the fun part, the crew travel up North to Baldface Lodge and test out these night riding boards in epic deep powder conditions. This is what happened while you were sleeping!
Christian's athleticism, passion and powerful vision are evident in his work and has helped him to create some of the most stand out images in outdoor sports. We are proud to be able to share a little about what's behind the man, and see how family, friends and lifestyle keep the ground stable so he can keep on getting at and getting the shots we dream of.
A sampling of their 2k RED camera footage featuring Sammy Carlson, Tanner Hall, Sage Cattabriga, Nick Martini, Andreas Hatveit and Dylan Hood.
First Place and People's Choice at Revelstoke's 72 hour photographer showdown, Hot Lapse. 2014
There's nothing easy about pulling off a quality production in the outdoors, especially in the most extreme environments in the world. Sherpa Cinema, a boutique production house based in Whistler, is known for achieving some of the most logistically difficult shoots in the outdoor/ski industry. Their focus on cutting edge filmmaking techniques, inventive animations, graphic design, character development, and detailed audio design have pushed their films to be the best in the industry. Their latest film, "Into The Mind" won the IF3 Movie Awards "Film of the Year".
A day in the life of a Squaw Valley ski patrolman. RIP Steve lamb Produced and Directed by Rob Lamb and Brad Mahan. Special thanks go to Dale Mahan and the Squaw Valley Ski Patrol.
After a week skiing deep powder in Hakuba, Japan Jérôme Chanal and Guillaume Harleaux were planning to go to Hokkaido. Then Jérôme kissed a tree and had to get his face stitched up in the emergency room. While he was sitting in the hospital the snow kept falling and by the time he was out there was tons of fresh powder. The only thing to do was get back on the skis and head into the incredible Japanese mountains. The shooting conditions may have been bad but the skiing was awesome. Bask in the famous Niseko powder, which makes wind, cold, relentless snow and even lip stitches seem like very small issues indeed. Would Avalanches and Stitches Stop You from Skiing Powder? Not Jérôme Chanal | Japanese Dream, Ep. 3
When you think of the gnarliest snowboarder on the planet, usually one name comes to mind. That name is Xavier De Le Rue. Xavier has done some of the craziest, and steepest lines in all of snowboarding, and this part from Nation is no exception. Hang onto your seat while watching this part, because it's definitely intense!
We criss cross through the lives of Bobby Brown, Mark Abma & Seb Eaves in 24 Hours of Freeskiing.
When Volcom was founded in 1991, it was the first company to combine skateboarding, surfing and snowboarding under one brand from its inception. This way of life influenced the anti-establishment style and attitude that defined a generation. The cultural phenomenon was best captured when Volcom released "Alive We Ride" in 1993: a film documenting the raw excitement and spontaneous creativity inherent to the lifestyle. Twenty-one years later, with the release of "True To This", Volcom again captures the energy and artistry of board-riding in its purest forms. Shot all around the world and showcasing iconic athletes, "True To This" is a tribute to the movement that inspired a generation and the people and places that embody that spirit today.
Go behind the scenes with Sherpas Cinema as they travel to Bella Coola, the Shangri-La of ski terrain, which has been largely left untouched for the last decade. Sherpas Cinema dropped in to Bella Coola last year to film "Into The Mind" with some heavy hitters including Kye Petersen, Callum Pettit, and JP Auclair. In this episode, brought to you by POWDER TV and Sherpas Cinema, the athletes and directors share their thoughts on the power of the mountains, as well as the challenges and rewards they experienced while filming in Bella Coola.
PepiCam plus GoPro in the Trees on Teton Pass and the King. In memory of Pepi's best friend, Bodhi.
RAW is web based series new to Nimbus for 2014. We will release footage every other week all season long as we work toward our final two year project; "After The Sky Falls". We hope that the RAW series will allow viewers to follow us more closely, and keep tabs on our travels and skiing.
For the 23rd edition of the Champs Open a totally new direction has been taken with two distinctly new competitions. The first was dedicated Snowboard and Freeski film producers. Four teams were invited for 10 days to Leysin with riders & cameraman/editors with the ultimate goal of producing a 3-minute film of their adventures throughout the Vaud Alps. The French guys of PVS Company were the grand winners of this competition. The second competition format was an an open competition with Freeski and Snowboard at the Chaux de Mont site. The contest structures was Big Air. The young Freestylers Laurence de Martin and Max Burrl took the chance to go filming with one of the participating film productions.
In this series, Rob Bakker achieves a goal that doctors said was impossible. His determination and drive made it happen. His story starts in Holland, where the accident is explained. Then it?s on to one of the most beautiful locations in Italy, where you get a sense of what it?s like to have an unstoppable desire to fly. Live in the moment with Rob. You will take a first step off a snowy peak. This is true human flight.
In Salomon FreeskiTV?s ?Spring Break,? Josh Dueck teams up with Cody Townsend, Josh Daiek and Leah Evans to go big in western Canada. But when their hopes for huge lines and deep powder are dashed by the springtime sunshine, they all decide to try Dueck?s sit ski. Things get rad when the crew turns on the burners with Dueck as their coach.