Here’s what the Euro’s had to say about making this movie. “We spent the season following the powder and documenting the life of our riders in Europe, Canada, Japan and Alaska. We camped out, we hiked a lot, we flew with helicoperters, we froze our feet, we laughs a lot and we got scared as [...]
The best way to effectively tease the snowboard masses is to put together two minutes of gnarly ass slams where people look like they might have died. This teaser does that and we can’t wait to see the full thing when it comes out.
Here the new teaser of the Québec snowboard movie “Pourquoi pas”. Even with a low budget and heavy schedule, riders have been able to create quality footage that reflect the way of snowboarder from Québec.
We spent this past winter crusing around the U.S. & Canada in search of new places to go snowboarding. Our adventures brought us to new & old zones alike; including Quebec, Ottawa, Boston, Connecticut, Vermont, Minneapolis, Duluth, Colorado, Utah, the Bone Zone, Tahoe, Mt Hood, Mt Bachelor, and more via car.
The Army Snowboarding presents the trailer for its first movie Ambush. Powder, rails, jumps, friends, and everything that is great about snowboarding. Oh and the cinematography doesn’t suck either.
Part snowboarding part skateboarding and one hundred percent teasing. Watch it, you know you want to.
Be on the lookout for “WILDLIFE”, the newest full length release from NuuLife Cinema, scheduled for release this October. Here’s a sneak peak of some of Canada’s most ferocious shred animals in their natural habitat. From the streets to the backcountry, these guys made a meal of it all.
If you’ve never seen an Isenseven movie you’re blowing it. Go back, watch their last 11 films, and then get ready for their 12 masterpiece A Way We Go. Trust me when I say these movies change snowboarding for the better.
European snow-sliding from that little brand called Rough. Making a movie isn’t easy so when the going gets rough, the rough get it done. Looks like it’ll be a solid little flick coming out this fall.
More Spanish speaking riders than you can shake a stick at. Love Winter is the latest project from Friends Productions, not to be confused with the Frends Crew.
