GUCCI IS BACK AND SO ARE WE BABY
Peter Koukov, Harris Freedman, Chris Frulla, Tanner Mottau, Rob Bittner, Alex Brown, Chris Weir, Ben Fuller, Eric Stohler
Shots from December 2013-April 2014 at Keystone, Breckenridge, and Carinthia. Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20 and edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
Filmed at Killington and Mount Snow during November 2013 and the the first week of December. Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20 (edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS6).
Skied Windells Session 3 and COC Session B. Filmed on a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20mm and edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
Got a lot of filming done in March and April at Mount Snow and we took a trip out in late April to Whistler. Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20mm (edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 by Igor Banaszuk).
Best shots from Mount Snow, Keystone, and Breckenridge in January and February. Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20mm, edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
Shots from Killington, Mount Snow, and a rail jam in November. Edited in Adobe Premiere Pro CS6 and filmed with a Canon T4i.
An edit of the last few rail jams Ski Sundown held through September, October, and November. Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20mm and edited with Premiere Pro CS6. Additional thanks to Colorado Ski Shop and Morsel Munk. Editing: Igor Banaszuk
Filmed with a Canon T4i Sigma 10-20mm f/4-5.6, September Thuggin homie.
We had sun all week during session C, all filmed on GoPro Hero 1 and 2.
First edit of tramping and the first edit using a T2i.
Best park shots from February till the end of April at Carinthia at Mount Snow, Keystone, Liberty Snowflex Center, Ski Sundown, and Stowe. All filmed on the GoPro Hero 1 and 2.
Really fun powder days at Breckenridge and Vail, February 20-23, 2012.
Best shots of January at Ski Sundown and Mount Snow. Skiers: Nate Keyes, Garret Colby, Jon Klutsch, Kirk Scully, Chris Frulla, and Connor Clayton. Editing: Igor Banaszuk.
Not too many shots from December, but the footage is from December 10-11 at Woodbury Ski Area, CT and December 18 at Mount Snow.
Really bad season for Utah... Still found some fresh with a little bit of traversing. Filmed on December 25-29 at Alta, Brighton, Snowbird, and Solitude.
Footage from Killington on black friday and the next day, WU TANG!
Some footage from Jake's house on halloween, some jibbing at mohawk mountain on November 3, and Killington on November 6-7.
October 29, we got 15" during the Ski Sundown Rail Jam and October 30 we went up to Killington for opening weekend.
Suburban Sports Rail Jam, not too many shots. But whatever, enjoy!
Some bloopers this month of Connor Clayton on his turf set up. Atleast winter's just around the corner!
AVON DAY RAIL JAM 2011 CORNFI3LD PRODUCTIONS
Edit of a short turf sesh on September 11. Sorry if it's a bit shaky, I didn't have my pole mount.
This is my second timelapse video and the first with Adobe Premiere Elements 9. The timelapses are in Connecticut and Poland, but most of the scenes are in the Tatra mountains of Poland.
Some footage of the glades at Killington on March 13. Very good snow conditions for mid March. Filmed on GoPro Pole Mount.
First time at Jay Peak...and it was awesome. One foot of powder fell when they were forecasting nothing on the radar and "occasional flurries", well that's the Jay Cloud for ya. Filmed on March 26 from a GoPro Chest Mount.
An edit of Connor Clayton and Jake Duncan on April 3 at Carinthia. Filmed and edited: Igor Banaszuk, filmed on GoPro. The intro clip of the GoPro does not belong to me, it belongs to GoPro.
Chris Frulla, Connor Clayton, and Jake Duncan on April 9 at Carinthia, second to last weekend of closing. Filmed and Edited: Igor Banaszuk, filmed on GoPro.
These are the best powder shots of 2011, from the GoPro. Filmed at Vail, Breckenridge, Jay Peak, and Killington. But, most of edit is at Jay Peak and Vail, especially Jay Peak. Enjoy!
These are seven timelapses from Poland in late April. Order of Timelapses: Wroclaw, Train from Wroclaw to Krakow, Warsaw, Train ride through Silesia, Valley in the High Tatras, Morskie Oko, and View of Rysy from Czarny Staw.
READ DESCRIPTION: So I skied at Squaw Valley on July 3 and there was still a lot of snow! But with melting snow and a lot of it, crevices spread around rocks and trees. At a chute below "The Attic", there was a rock, with a snow pile quite away from the rock, which turned out to be a an upper lip of a crevice. When I fell I was very lucky to have almost no pain, but the problem was the 30 foot deep crevice below me, so leaving the crevice had be done very carefully. First Clip: Normal Speed, Second Clip: Slow Motion, and the Third Clip: Reverse Slow Motion. Comment or like!
Here's my first edit with Adobe Premiere Elements! The Sierra Nevada had the biggest winter on record, meaning some resorts staying open till July 4. So I headed out to California to ski the chutes of Mammoth on June 26, ski the chutes and glades of Squaw Valley on July 3, and rock climb the the two pitch "farce" on lower butress on July 4.
A short edit of Connor Clayton and Garret Colby on July 12 on the turf at Connor's house. Filmed and Edited: Igor Banaszuk, filmed on GoPro.
Over February break we skiied 3 days at Vail and 3 days at Breckenridge. One powder day of about 1-3 feet depending on elevation, with 4 foot snowdrifts which you got to really lean back through. May not look like as much snow as mentioned, but my Line Prophet 100's really float. Shot from the GoPro Chest Mount and Handlebar Mount attached to my pole, in 1080p.
