Take 16 of the best snowboarders in the world, the hardest working crew of cinematographers in the industry and one of the worst snow years in memory and what do you come up with? Well you tell us. This is the teaser for our new film “PICTURE THIS”. Click here to watch.
With less and less snow on the ground most places, editors are heading inside to start cutting up all the video they shot throughout the year. That means more videos for you to watch, and speaking of videos Billy Bacon tossed us some new videos.
Go to the Shine Section to check out some homegrown riding in the new Bundy Vision 3 1/2 trailer.
The Child Support crew just got back from a great trip to Tahoe. There wasn’t much snow when we got there so we rode a couple of days at Heavenly with South Shore Soldiers camp founder Jimmy Halopoff. His camp is great.
The crew was pretty stoked to get out and do some back country filming with Tahoe snowboard legend Terry Kidwell. Terry ripped the powder all day while the rest of the crew got a few jumps ready. Stian and Markku got some great shots before the weather got too warm and destroyed the snow again. Now we are back in Whistler and serious film guy Chris Edmands is in Big Bear with Simon and Steve Cartwright.
Chairlift Revue theatre event begins production
WHISTLER, BC, March 26 2007 - In the quest for the ultimate Whistler icon, one humble player is often overlooked.
The chairlift.
Doing double duty as teleporter, couch, and decompression chamber, the chairlift is the thing our lives (or at least our laps) revolve around.
And in a new twist for the TELUS World Ski and Snowboard Festival, the humble chairlift takes on a new role : theatre set.
NEW to TWSSF12, the Chairlift Revue marks the revival of a Whistler live-theatre original, in the born-again repertory Rainbow Theatre on Monday April 16.
Brought to TWSSF by Whistler trickster G.D. Maxwell, the Chairlift Revue promises an evening of original live theatre centred around conversations on a chairlift.
Check out this video of the Mammoth Park in March
Team Dirtbag over in Finland has been killing it this past month. Here are
a few photos from Ilari. Joe Sexton just got back from a month long trip
over there where he has been riding with Fredu, Risto Ruokola and friend
of StepChild Torsti. In between Joe getting all artsy with his new digital
camera and living off junkfood he was able to get some bangers for the
movie.
More after the jump
If you’ve ever wondered about how Burton snowboards are made, take a quick look at this video. Watch as Jacob Orvis from Burton’s Burlington, VT factory take you on a tour of the many steps and stations of creating a board, from parts, silk screening, to final production. Take a peek now and see how you’re favorite Burton boards are manufactured.
Episode 5 is up. Check it out.
Terje breaks the record by flying 9.8 meters (about 32 feet) into the air with a method to a late 360.
