Half Way Home is the fifth annual film from Unity-Productions and once again follows the best in British freeski talent as they smash up the slopes around the UK, before heading abroad in search of secret street spots and the world?s best parks.
Monty Wright (UK) spent the last 6 week out in Whistler. Here's some of the park footage he brought back.
WT - "Has been a tough season on the skis. Last year of full time education and first year in business dragged the focus away from the passion! The Ski the Kingdom boys made the home land skiing the best it could be and still had a great time on skis and learned a few new things. Made the best of the conditions when we did get to the alps! Moving back to the alps full time as of December and can?t wait to start the new career teaching, coaching and competing as often as i can! Enjoy!"
Tom Coe - A few months back I travelled to SnowWorld in Landgraaf, Holland with a few friends to ride the massive indoor snowdome there ? here's a few laps of me and Monty shredding."
A documentary following a group of urban skiers on the road in Finland.
Bearsden Ski Club held its famous 'Go Big or Go Home' competition once again this June. The sun was out, the tunes were on, and the tricks were bigger and better than ever. "Probably the best dryslope competition ever to go down!" - Jamie Nicholls
Row Emery - "A compilation of my Instagram edits from the past season. Most of the shots are from my second home that is Stoke Ski Centre."
Tom Coe -"What seemed like the perfect scenario soon turned into one of the most challenging, yet rewarding experiences I?ve had to date. With an open brief in my final year studying ?Film and Moving Image Production?, I finally got the chance to create something I had thought about for years ? my first ski film. With a solid crew of friends, I embarked on the biggest road trip my budget could allow, and drove from near London to Helsinki, Finland, and onto the Arctic Circle in search of the best spots and snow conditions. We travelled around the country for a few weeks crammed into an RV, and learnt a hell of a lot along the way. With good conditions hard to come by, limited urban experience, and a season-ending injury along the way, one of the most important things I learnt is that things are always a lot easier said than done." Riders -Jake Lloyd, James Webb, Josh Birch, Josh Fawcett, Mike Rowlands and Monty Wright
Highlights from The Freeski Demolition Tour at Milton Keynes.
