Charles B. Bids farewell to Pléhouse

Just wanted to post this in the forum.

Thanks to all the people on NS for helping me out.

And let me know if you guys any questions about making ski films.

Peace

And for all the artsy people in here check out my new company's website www.mandarine24.com


Skiers, Snowboarders, Team managers, Ski film producers, Marketing dudes and
friends I say "GOOD DAY",

Just wanted to give you an update on what I have been doing in the past few
months. As some of you may already know I've left the ski film business to
move into the realm of Film and Television post- production. My departure
from Pléhouse Films was done the best way I could imagine. I think everyone
at Pléhouse is very proud of SKIMATIC and the company will grow more and
more. It was hard for me to say goodbye to the ski life, but the attraction
of the film and television industry was to intense for me to refuse. Plus,
everybody at Pléhouse was very supportive of this natural progression in my
life.

So I will now be working for Mandarine24, a visual effects, animation and
post-production firm based in Montreal. I will execute the role producer and
marketing/communications manager for the company. We have recently done
effects for several award winning music videos.

BUT! Images are always better than words: we have re-done our website and
it's online as of today.

http://www.mandarine24.com

Check it out, it's really worth it!

I will still be involved in snowsports through D-Structure and photography
and of course for the joy of riding. And look from some e-mails from me in
the coming months, there's a few people out there in the industry I would
love to work with.

I'd like to take this opportunity to thank everybody who helped me and
inspired me in the past few years. The newschool industry made me a better
person and a better producer (we all know how hard it can be sometimes). And
I would especially like to thank Pléhouse Films for believing in me.

Well that's it. I hope to see any of you on a slope really soon.

Cheers!!

- Charles Boileau