school project. f*cked up and shot everything in 1080i 25fps but hey, gotta make do sometimes. Stoked to try it again and do more than just 2 days of shooting!
so dope. had to try it with skiing: https://vimeo.com/63291346. hoping to do it a lil more legit this year
made this for my favourite rap group-Hieroglyphics-in exchange for using a couple of their tracks in my ski film "wtf is style?". I know, it's goofy, but I'd love to see others bustin' moves in their edits. Afterall, shredding is essentially a form of dance. https://soundcloud.com/hieroglyphics-1
Have you ever pondered the phenomenon of style? It seems to be a topic that sparks debate and philosophical discussion. "wtf is style?" explores this with a creative and humble attitude. Perhaps not what you'd expect from a small-town ski movie, but this is Nelson...people get deep. Filmed mostly at Whitewater and in the streets of Nelson, "wtf is style?" explores the peculiar sentiment of style, by showcasing local riders ranging from age 14 to 25. The film is a generation's response to the question, not the answer.
The season wasn't so bad for this guy. Despite a knee injury mid-season and a slight lack of snow we managed to round up a couple keepers.
check my entry and vote it up if you can dig it>> https://www.facebook.com/sagaouterwear?sk=app_403834839671843&brandloc=DISABLE&app_data=view-vote%2Cfor-5247141
Have you ever pondered the phenomenon of style? It seems to be a topic that sparks debate and philosophical discussion. "wtf is style?" explores this with a creative and humble attitude. Perhaps not what you'd expect from a small-town ski movie, but this is Nelson...people get deep. Filmed mostly at Whitewater and in the streets of Nelson, "wtf is style?" explores the peculiar sentiment of style, by showcasing local riders ranging from age 14 to 25. The film is a generation's response to the question, not the answer.
lazy season edit: 1 day of slushy park, 2 days of urban/rural and some shots from last year
Remembering the fallen to me means making use of the freedom they fought for. so thats what we did today.
1 hour shoot. 1 hour edit.
supplies: GoPro Hero3, tripod, etc.
Music: Ain't She Sweet by The Beatles
cliff to back slap...landed flat on that 3, umm...missed the grab. it was a great day.
Mary films for a few hot laps, first time using a GoPro
Got out for a few days before the New Year with Trace Cooke. Trace will be competing in the Freeride World Tour this year and is currently en route to Vancouver to catch a plane the to the first venue.
Best of luck Trace!
sendin er for the last weekend at Whitewater. dam good season up there
It was an El Nino season everyone will remember. Trace was overseas making his rookie appearance at the Freeride World Tour but still had some time to shred his home mountain, Whitewater.
Check out his athlete page:
freerideworldtour.com/riders/trace-cooke
song: Not That Way at All - The Hollies
additional footage: Steve Robert
"CamCamps" is a hands-on 1 day crash course on how to film riding (POV, SLR, self-camming, folo-cam etc.)
This edit is from the first CamCamp of the season with 6 members of the Whitewater Freeride Team. https://www.facebook.com/Whitewater-Freeride-Team-132557210143938/
Anyone interested in being in a CamCamp check out https://www.facebook.com/CamCampsBC.
All ages and skill levels. Film education for e'erbody!!
This was stupid, I know. I landed a few straight airs before this one so I didn't bother fixing the landing...really wish I had just picked up a shovel and smoothed it out. Very lucky to walk away with only a busted lip...fuck.
Big thanks to Villy Bouchard for filming!
The Pit is a project my friends and I have been working on for the last 3 years. Moving dirt in the off-season and seeing how our ideas work out in the winter. A couple friends currently living in Vancouver happened to be visiting home and came out to shoot with us. Thank you Phil and Dal!
Enjoy!
videography: Phil Collins, Dallas Sauer, Tristan Martin-Preney
edit: Tristan Martin-Preney
song: Choices (Yup) by E-40
Sam Kuch's season edit, shot mostly around Whitewater Ski Resort and supported by Head, Tyrolia Whitewater and The Village Ski Hut. Enjoy!
Hooooly last season delivered the goods! Here's Trace Cooke making the best of all the sweet pow around Nelson BC and at Whitewater Ski Resort. film and…
When it comes to season edits people can get awfully critical about music choice, style, variety of tricks etc. and that includes me. But everyone's gotta remember that it's just skiing. Opinions and comments will be made and that's ok, you just can't take stuff too personally, at the end of the day we all love skiing and that's all that really matters. So to everyone out there who's thought about putting together an edit, either legit or on your cell-phone, do it!
This is my self edit from 16/17 and ya there's a classic sketchy double for the ending shot. But for me it's my first one and there's a bit of a story to the jump:
My buddy Taylor originally had the idea to check this gravel pit out for some creative skiing. There's a bunch of stuff you can do there but one mound of dirt just looked destined to be a jump. But when we tried it out we just couldn't get the speed. We decided to come back the following fall and see if we could move some dirt around to improve the jump and our speed issues. This cycle went on for the next 3 years and finally, this last winter it really started working. Both my friend Marley and I stomped doubles and showed the spot to a few other local riders. It was a good year for the gravel pit, little did we know it was the last year for our big jump. The gravel pit is actively used and big piles of waste concrete have been dumped right on the run in, so thats the end of that. And that's my jump story, thanks for reading!
song: One More Tear to Cry - Mac DeMarco
There’s just nothin like friends and pow. The Temptations - My Girl
Sunny laps at my home mountain. It snows so much here that the diggers wait till spring to set anything legit up. I do not blame them at all.
Thanks Faction, for making the dopest skis ever. Thanks Dalbello for making the dopest ski boots ever. And thanks Sacred Ride and Ripping Giraffe Boardshop for all the support!
