Filmmaker Andrew Burns has a way of capturing the high stoke of charging deep snow at Mt. Baker, WA. See for yourself in “Gotos4ever,” a video with plentiful powder and some sea-level street spots sprinkled in. Featuring: Michael Scarfi, Todd...
A word from Mountain Vision Production about their new video, “Miles Away”: Sometimes we all desire to be far away from our comfort zone. We think that we don’t need to be necessarily so far off to feel miles away...
The backcountry prince, the powder prince–just watch Blake Paul’s recently released full part and you’ll see how he’s earned himself such nicknames. Did you know the dude can write, too? Check out his story, “The Snake River Run: Out There...
Range Finder is a documentary film offering a glimpse into the lives and inner workings of professional snowboarders Mark Carter and Bryan Iguchi. Filmed in the frozen backcountry of Wyoming’s most remote mountain ranges, the solitude of a lonely winter...
David MacKinnon’s 2020-21 edit provides a beautiful point of view: Whistler and Pemberton, BC backcountry in full powdery, bluebird splendor. Here’s how David sees it: “Last year brought a lot of milestones for me, getting into some Coast Mountain classics...
You don’t always need a big budget to make a snowboard movie. “Don’t Shoot the Messenger,” a film by John Blume and his friends in Salt Lake City, UT, is proof. They made this video without any sponsorship funds, in...
Another installment of Torstein Horgmo’s “Microdose,” the web series by our friends at Absinthe Films that gives us a behind-the-scenes look at the legacies of some of snowboarding’s most talented riders. In this episode we hear from Eero Ettala, Frode...
Have you ever dreamed of riding your own private terrain park? Have you ever considered creating one yourself? Alex Hennifent did just that. See him throw down on his hand-built park in Newfoundland in “YARN,” a short edit presented by...
Our friends over at Vans Snow just released “Elles,” the highly anticipated project starring certified airman Arthur Longo (featured in Issue 18.3). From France to Mt. Baker, WA and everywhere in between, the flying frenchman exhibits the lofty, controlled approach...
I was living in a town in eastern Oregon when snowboarding came to me. It was a package deal – snowboarding and a new dad, as mine had passed away from Lou Gehrig’s disease. It was the best package I’ve...
Our friends over at Korua Shapes just released their 10th installment of the “Yearning for Turning” web series, in which they “take a look back on all previous volumes filled with good times, great friends, countless turns, and nothing but...
One of the benefits of backcountry touring is the escape from unwanted noise. No chairlifts cranking, no kids screaming, no bad music in the lift line. Another benefit is the terrain it makes available, as Zeppelin Zeerip and Field Work...