From the summer, sonnnnn. chill bros latest montage of the skate category
1/2 day of skiing = 1/2 of an edit. pretty lame, but fun
Not invited to the video contest of WCS, we decided to still make some shredits.
Chill bros mid-season 06/07 re-edit
different editer, different edit
Salomon's latest promotional video. All about the butter zone in the spk
Chill Bros go hard on a February weekend at Mt. Hood Meadows
Chill Bros go hard on a February weekend at Mt. Hood Meadows.
Chill bro tanner boudreau shralpin the 07-08 season.
Some sick skiing of some chill bro's in a couple days of skiing at Hood
Some chill bros took a couple runs in the ridiculously huge NCTP
Chill Bros once again shred the streets of Hood River... hard.
this is travis heed acting like he does everyday. It might be his new into or outro
A few more homies came by and we got down some more in Timberline's public park.
The brothers Knoll got back into town so we made another! Stay tuned for our Month of May video.
The boys were back in town for Christmas. Fun times were had by all.
Shots that weren't used in our previous edits had to go somewhere... enjoy
A sunny day in Black Park. Concussed my head and "had to" spend the day filming. So be it... Vimeo link: https://vimeo.com/39683875
It was too fun shredding for the first time this year to film any more than these few shots.
An old video clip i found on my computer from a few years back...
Found some clips from last year on my hard drive.
We got down in 2011-2012. Follow us this year for a roowwwdyy and shreddable season.
UBC Ski and Board Club's first installment of our new webisode, Study Break. Filmed with a T2i. More to come soon.
UBC Ski and Board Club's annual reading break trip (in February) was to Chamonix this year. Too much fun.
The ski and board club of UBC hosted a RADiculously fun rail jam on October 21. Check it out.
A few of us from UBC spent our spring break in Bozeman, MT with the homies there. American fun.
A few days of shred in Whistler's park, followed by Blackcomb's.
Couple of night shreds at Mt. Seymour, about an hour drive from UBC campus.
