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So in my opinion "going pro" isn't just getting 10 sponsors and winning slopestyle at Dew Tour or the XGames. I think that "going pro" is just being a good skier and getting your name in peoples heads, even if it is just for a little while after they watch your edit/film. I mean honestly who of you knew about Magnus Graner until Super Unknown. Probably not a lot but the people watching his edits did, because he's really good. So yeah I think that if you hook up with a production company (even if they aren't as large as Level 1 or PoorBoyz) and shoot some segments, if the film does well and you were good in your parts then you can consider yourself "pro" or maybe "semipro". What do you guys think?