A bunch of friends and myself decided to move to whistler for the season. This is a recap of our first month out in paradise! Enjoy
A bunch of friends and myself decided to move to whistler for the season. This is a recap of our second month out in paradise! Enjoy
Camp of champions is a place of stokeness, A cloud of happiness where your only limits are the ones you put on yourself. I cannot imagine the feeling of standing on top of the jump line along with several other pros that are telling you: Go for it! In this video, I tried to create an atmosphere that will get the kids pumped and ready for their session at camp. This is my official entry for the Camp of Champions video intern contest. Enjoy! Louis CharlesPilon lcpilon@hotmail.com
A bunch of friends and myself decided to move to whistler for the season. This is a recap of our second month out in paradise! Enjoy and sorry for the french at the beginning
A little while ago, me and the homies got to shred Blackpark for two days in a row. Here is the result! Hope you enjoy!
A bunch of friends and myself decided to move to whistler for the season. This is a recap of our second month out in paradise! Enjoy and sorry for the french at the beginning
//HEADPHONES RECOMMENDED// Here is the result of a few days worth of filming in Blackcomb Park during Spring. Had some fun with this one and made it pretty fast pace. Enjoy!
A bunch of friends and myself decided to move to whistler for the season. This is a recap of our second month out in paradise! Enjoy and sorry for the french at the beginning
That time when we left Whistler to go ride Hood and see other stuff in Oregon
Watch us roam the Whistler parc and try not to suck in our very first skiing edit of the season. This was filmed in two days during the beginning of the season.
Whistler is now closed. It's been a sweet sweet season. It's also kinda like a love story that is ending. Peep this highlight video of the good times we got during the last few weeks! Cheers!
Watch us roam the Whistler parc with the boys during our last filming day in Whistler's snowpark.
If you ever skied seriously, odds are you probably heard about Whistler. You might of heard fragments of stories here and there... from a friend of a friend... You might even be considering perhaps making a move out west? Where do you start? Is it all worth it? The amount of wealth circulating within the village is exhilarating. Massive log cabins, famous hotels... all pretty much lying there to accommodate people with priorities way beyond skiing. A mountain town truly led by tourist's needs. ...But what about us? The forgotten ones? The ones willing to thumb it cross country only to get here? The ones living in cars, sheds and tents? The ones who rely on the money they get from empties to pay rent? Have they forgotten about us? It's the apparent difference between classes that unites us as a strong community coming together and helping each other out. After all, the first priority is surviving, making it. Skiing is next. Once you see above the incredible resort that Whistler is, you realize that it is also home to thousands of people just like you and me forming an underground culture that is a pleasure to discover. Not So Local presents ''Foreign Affair'' an inside view of Whistler's mythical community.
From IF3's ''Best Editing'' nominee comes a new take on LJ Strenio's 2014 street footage. Here is my entry for the Saga/Level 1 RECUT contest! Inspired by LJ's incredible ability to ''take'' kinks, here is Not so Local's version of the footage, featuring music from ''The KINKS'' Hope you guys like it. Not so Local on FB facebook.com/notsolocal Edit by LC PILON
A group of friends experience the ups and downs of a life-changing move out west. Not So Local presents ''Foreign Affair'' an inside view of Whistler's mythical community.
Going down the hill is the least important aspect of skiing.
Air & Style silver medalist Alex Bellemare linked up with Paul Dussault to shoot some of most consistent lines ever done in Stoneham QC.
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It ain't always easy living that Whistler skibum life. Not So Local and Forstomp bring you a visual representation of the Whistler Spring Break daily routine.
Big boy GuacamOle took a few hard ones this season, including a fatal blow that tore his ACL apart. Here is what we gathered leading up the injury!
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After being nominated for "Best Editing" in 2014, the Not so Local crew is back in Whistler to complete their western journey. Following the 2014 flick, "Dead End" takes a deeper look into the state of mind of the notorious Whistler ski bum, exploring the many sacrifices needed to be done in order to fulfil every skier's dream... and how to get out of it.
After picking up the award for ''Best Editing'' and being nominated for ''Best Amateur film'' at IF3 Montreal this weekend, the NOT SO LOCAL crew couldn't be more stoked to introduce the trailer for their second film, Dead End.
The whole local Quebec crew put their hearts, souls and even a few ACL's on the line in order to create what we though would be an original production with a creative approach to the sport of skiing. By recreating different atmospheres lived by the riders during the season, not only did we want to offer a different point of view about skiing to the young skiers, we really wanted to broadcast through editing, a very important message to the younger generation by telling the story of regular skiers. A story about hard work, patience, exploration, creativity and passion. Values that we think are incredibly important to put emphasis on, especially at a turning point in the image of the sport.
Directed by
Louis Charles Pilon
Soundtrack by
Samuel Gosselin
Mathieu Langevin
Gavin Kratz
Cinematography by
LC Pilon
Phil Emond
Nicolas Robert
Tommy Leahey
Blake Breton
JF Lefebvre
Alain Villeneuve
Marlon Zulch
Lorenzo Mossi
Laurent Bilodeau
Cast
Corey Vanular, Joey van der Meer, Monty Wright, Chris German, Kris Thompson, Axel Runner, Ole Pavel, Lucas Vianna, Nick Hartmann, Jeremy Quirion, Fred Pratte, Alain Villeneuve, Dom Giroux, Hugo Perron, Louis Charles Pilon, Françis Courtois, Mathieu Langevin, Morgan Pompilio, Gavin Kratz
Despite his torn ACL at the very beginning of the season Jay still managed to get a few shots featured in DEAD END.
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Whip out the headphones and take a look
There is few types of skiers out there. Guess which one Nicky is.
Go watch more of Nicky in DEAD END. https://vimeo.com/141184053
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The NotsoLocal crew rolls into Tremblant to cheq out the new Rockstar snowparc.
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Ski with:
Nicky Hartmann
Fred Pratte
Phil Langevin
Video work:
LC Pilon
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Jeremy Pancras skis Quebec's Mont Tremblant.
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PanPan heads over to QC city to compete in the RedBull Redirect and Shred Stoneham.
Cinematography by
Paul Dussault
Editing by
LC Pilon
Shot on location
Redirect
Stoneham
Quebec Winter
Filmed by Paul Dussault
Edited by Jeremy Quirion
It all comes down to this. Not so Local returns with it's last film: "BADLANDS". Hang on as we take you on an inspiring visual journey through the streets and the urban scene. We look back at the crew's best moments, from our win at the 2015 IF3 awards to the unforgettable friendships across the world, without forgetting amazing urban ONLY segments by the boyz. BADLANDS is a last attempt at trying to make skiing exciting again and will definitely have you PUMPED for this winter.
ENJOY
It all comes down to this. Not so Local returns with it's last film: "BADLANDS". Hang on as we take you on an inspiring visual journey through the streets and the urban scene. We look back at the crew's best moments, from our win at the 2015 IF3 awards to the unforgettable friendships across the world, without forgetting amazing urban ONLY segments by the boyz. BADLANDS is a last attempt at trying to make skiing exciting again and will definitely have you PUMPED for this winter.
With the idea of leaving the french Canadian ski film industry with a relevant legacy, Not so Local And La Gamique, two of the most prominent local ski film productions, team up to bring "Last Call" to life. Featuring a stacked line up of riders, "Last Call" proves that it is still possible to make a full length ski film interesting for the masses. Raw urban skiing and Rock & Roll, for your viewing pleasure; the last ski film produced by the crews, "Last Call"
LAST CALL
a film by
LC PILON
LAURENT BILODEAU
principal cinematography
LC PILON
LAURENT BILODEAU
ALEX MIGLI
Additionnel cinematography
VINCENT PRÉVOST
MAXIME TRUDEL
CHRIS POWERS
JULIEN EUSTACHE
MARC ANDRÉ SÉGUIN
ALEXANDRE DESJARDINS
PAUL DUSSAULT
PANPAN
MELISSA COURSOL
NOÉ PROVOST
LES SKURFS
special thanks to
ALEXIS CAYER AKA COACH CAYSTER
MARC-ANDRÉ SÉGUIN
MELANIE PETTIGREW
PHIL ÉMOND
ENJOY
