Filmed & edited by Tristan Steen, this cut featuring; Oscar Weary, Rudy Lepine, Loïc Thivierge, William Pichette & Jake Carney is sure to please.
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The Sensorial Quartet is a collective of friends that make ski videos for the love of it. This year was our second season of
production for a urban skiing only film. We started the season on the westcoast to warm up our bodies for the street season.
This first instalment of the season on our channel is an ode to pleasure, having our friends from the united states
after a year of being turned around at the border felt like a blessing. Canada is a beautiful place to ski & being able to
share our home with them was amazing. The vibes showcased in this video were from the first two weeks of their arrival.
If you enjoi this video, subscribe to our YouTube channel "Quartet Sensoriel" where you can find all our previous & future videos.
Skiing by:
Rudy Lepine
Loïc Thivierge
William Pichette
Oscar Weary
Matt Martin
Filming by:
Tristan Steen
Editing:
Rudy Lepine
An older video from the middle of the winter that we never posted on here. The Dillon Ojo park is located in Montreal & is free for everyone.
Hopefully we see more of these hike parks everywhere around.
Hope you enjoi the video.
Filming: Tristan Steen & Etienne Yockell
Editing: Tristan Steen
Skiing: Rudy Lepine, Loïc Thivierge, William Pichette, Oscar Weary, Etienne Yockell & Lucas Lepine.
Reposted to NEWSCHOOLERS for the community.
"Finale" is the reward of our efforts for the season 2020-21. For us this means lots of fun, lots of friends & lots of yerba mate! Finishing a first season of such a fun project pushing forward full length edits really made us realize how much work goes into this & we can't wait to create more for us to share with the world. 4 episodes later and 40+ minutes of content on the channel really makes us proud.
We would be lying if we said that's all we did this winter so stay tuned @the.sensorial.quartet on instagram to know more about our full urban projects we are working on. It was a big season and you guys haven't seen 80% of the content we created.
We hope you like this instalment & tell us in the comments where we should film episode 5-8 next season??
Rudy, Loïc, Will & Etienne
The crew finished another season of urban skiing in the province of Quebec and decided to head out west where spring skiing thrives. Mt. Seymour is where we land and for this episode we enjoy spring laps in the most welcoming and flowy resort on the West Coast.
After a long winter travelling across the French Canadian province, skiing concrete all winter and filming for our full length release, we couldn't ask for anything better as Mt. Seymour is a family resort with community vibes. The park crew kept the lines clean and provided the best park we have seen this season.
This is the 3rd instalment, the 4th and final instalment for this season will be released on 04/20/21. If you live in the area we invite you to come for the last week and enjoy as much skiing before we head into summer. On closing day April 11 we will be giving away Yerba Mates at the top of the Jib Pit.
Visit https://mtseymour.ca/ to reserve tickets and come ski in the funnest park around. Only opened til April 11th!
As our collective keeps moving through the province, we headed to Quebec city in search of some snow. With more covid restrictions every week, a curfew at 8pm, we spent most of our time in an urban setting but managed to squeeze in a few days of resort skiing.
Rudy Lepine, William Pichette, Loïc Thivierge, Alec Bernier & Francois Berubé skied for 3 days to create this vibe and push you to go out and get it. Powered by Yerba Mate, we made the most of our 3 days on hill in one month, shared some good moments and laughed a lot. This second instalment is the continuation of the season on the east coast (QC)
We hope to bring up your energy level with this fresh cut of skiing with friends.
-le quartet
Skiing by : Rudy Lepine
William Pichette
Loic Thivierge
Phil Gaucher
Additional skiing by
Jacob Belanger
Jerome Denis
Hubert Drapeau
Thomas Lechasseur
This is the first instalment of 4 episodes. Skiing with friends on a low tide early season isn't always easy but is always fun. Presented by Guayaki Yerba Mate, as a part of the collaborator series we're making these episodes to bring skiing to life for everyone and showcase that all you need is snow.
Daily Protocole takes place in the east of Quebec and showcases the true passion of our skiers. Home resort to two of the skiers this was a special place for all of us and Mont-Comi was the perfect place to make the magic happen even at low tide.
We eventually had to head west to Quebec City to finish in the urban decor. Unfortunately after our group session our friend Phil injured himself on what seemed a perfect evening. We had to pack and help him get home safe. It's part of our sport and we wish him a healthy recovery so we can all come to life.
This one is for you Philou.
-le quartet
