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Tag: 2000

  • There’s Something About McConkey

    Watch the full movie HERE!

    Release date: Fall 2000

    Produced by: Matchstick Production

    Directed by: Scott Gaffney

    Skiers: Shane McConkey

    In 2000, skiing’s GOAT and clown prince might have been just getting started.

    But as far as most skiers were concerned, Shane McConkey was already well into revolutionizing the sport on multiple levels–through action, innovation, and ridiculousness. A movie about Shane seemed to be a no-brainer. But if Shane was going to do it, he was going to do it his way. So, at the turn of the century, he teamed up with Matchstick and like-minded roommate Scott Gaffney to create the legendary There’s Something About McConkey, a wacky, whirlwind tour through a man, a mind and a sport.

  • Ski Movie

    Watch the full movie HERE!

    Release date: Fall 2000

    Produced by: Matchstick Productions

    Directed by: Steve Winter, Murray Weis

    Skiers: Seth Morrison, Shane McConkey, Jonny Moseley, Dean Cummings, Wendy Fisher, Chris Davenport, Vincent Dorion, Philou Poirier, Mike Douglas, Shawn Nesbitt, Chris Burandt, Evan Raps, Skogen Sprang, Shane Szocs, Brad Holmes, Aaron McGovern, JT Holmes, JP Auclair, Richie Schley, Brant Moles, Jay Quinlan

    See the stars shine in Matchstick Productions’ latest ski film. Ski Movie. See Seth Morrison, Shane McConkey, Vincent Dorion, Jonny Moseley, along with Brad Holmes, plus all the biggest names in skiing throwing down in Whistler, Chamonix, and Mt. Baker, Washington. Includes unbelievable stupid, sick snowmobiling footage and liver-splitting humor. Ski Movie is full of the most insane snow action ever filmed, so watch what the winter of 2000 produced.

  • Ski to the Max

    Release date: 2000

    Produced and Directed by: Willy Bogner

    Skiers: JP Auclair, JF Cusson, Mad Mike Jones, Dave Swanwick, Markus Wasmeier, Scerre Lilliquist, Briece Lequertier, Frode Gronvold, Massimo, Perotti, Daniel Sappa, Sarina Berger

    Snowboarders rip it up and BASE jumpers do their thing in some of the most incredible ski, snowboard and paraglide stunts ever filmed or seen on screen.

    Directed by Willy Bogner using IMAX cameras, starring music superstar Pink and featuring over twenty world-class skiers, snowboarders and stunt riders. Ski to the Max features powder skiing in the Himalayas, extreme skiing in Alaska, slope style in Aspen and paragliding in the Swiss Engadin. From dangerous to breathtaking and simply beautiful, Ski to the Max is a thrilling and entertaining film.

  • The Game Take 2

    Release date: Fall 2000

    Produced by: Poor Boyz Productions

    Directed by: Johnny Decesare

    Skiers: Shoya Okazaki, Boyd Easley, Rory Silva, Junpei Endo, JP Auclair, JF Cusson, Vincent Dorion, Mike Douglas, Philou Poirier

    A second look at an amazing season. Featuring skiers not shown in “The Game” and the rest of “The Game” players. Plus a bonus all rail seggie, and a mind blowing snow mobile segment.

  • Unknown

    Release date: Fall 2000

    Produced by: Pow Pow Productions

    Directed by: Joel McCormick, Matt McCormick

    Skiers: Adam Delorme, Boyd Easley, Kristi Leskinen, Steele Spence, Jeremy Sweeney, Noah Brooks, Paul Cotter, DJ Harrison, Greg Hydle, Brandon Tracy

    In the film “Unknown” you will experience the trails and tribulations of several young skiers as they chart an adventure to Whistler, BC. As the story develops one will begin to understand the drive and fear within each athlete. This film is truly one adventure, ten unknown skiers, and their rise from obscurity… a ski film with a story.

  • Volume Video Magazine Issue #1

    Release date: 2000

    Produced by: Blue Ribbon Productions

    Directed by: Steve Rosendahl

    Skiers: Skogen Sprang, Collins Brothers, Josh Loukek, Todd Loveless, Kris Ostness, Jonny Moseley, Phil Belanger, CR Johnson, Candide Thovex and more.

    From the Jonny Moseley Invitational to Chads 120 foot gap. Volume brings it to you first. Come experience the worlds first video ski magazine.

  • Volume Video Magazine Issue #2

    Release date: 2000

    Produced by: Blue Ribbon Productions

    Directed by: Steve Rosendahl

    Skiers: Pierre Yves LeBlanc, Matt Collins, Chris Collins, Jamie Pierre, Erik Nordstrom, Chris Hawks, Tanner Hall, Mike Laroche, Rick Wroblewski, Candide Thovex, Ian Provo, Adam Smith

    Intro – Crank It

    Profile: Adam Smith

    Trick Tip: Chris Hawks – switch tricks

    Resort Profile: Snowbasin, Utah

    Downtime: BMX

    Canada: Backcountry Heli Trip

    Resort Profile: The Canyons, Utah

    Tricktip: Rick Wroblowski – Fly Away Front Flip

    Profile: Pierre Yves LeBlanc

    Slams

    Closing – Crank It

  • Volume Video Magazine Issue #3

    Release date: 2000

    Produced by: Blue Ribbon Productions

    Directed by: Steve Rosendahl

    Skiers: Marc Andre Beeliveau, Phil Belanger, Phil Larose, Jon Olsson, Mickael Deschenaux, Chris Collins, Nick Mercon, JT Holmes, Mike Laroche, Kent Kreitler, Shane Anderson, Skogen Sprang, CR Johnson, Evan Raps Pierre Yves LeBlanc, Reggie Crist, Wendy Fisher, Guerlain Chicherit, Robert Ollsen

    Intro – Crank It

    New Zealand Big Air

    Profile: Eric Pollard

    Summer Camp: Camp of Champions

    2000 Rip Curl Heli Challenge

    Summer Camp: Windell’s

    Profile: Marc-Andre Belliveau

    Destination: Las Lenas, Argentina

    Tahoe Posse

    Crash Section

    Closing – Crank It

  • The Game

    Release date: Fall 2000

    Produced by: Poor Boyz Productions

    Directed by: Johnny Decesare

    Skiers: JF Cusson, Evan Raps, Shane Szocs, JP Auclair, Skogen Sprang, Seth Morrison, Vincent Dorion, Phil Larose, Phil Belanger, Phil Dion, Julien Regnier, Kent Kreitler, Mickael Deschenaux, Kristi Leskinen, Mike Atkinson, Sarah Burke, CR Johnson, Mike Laroche, Clint Fiala, Rex Thomas, Jon Olsson, Phil Poirier, Candide Thovex, Mike Douglas, Shane Anderson, Eric Pollard, Evan Raps, Boyd Easley, Tanner Hall, JT Holmes, CR Johnson

    12 Skiers

    3 Continents

    1 Season

    Winner Take All!

    Welcome to “The Game.” Watch as today’s most progressive freeskiers spend the winter, spring and summer of 2000 in search of the ultimate prize. With $7,000 dollars hanging in the balance, every air, hit and line echoes with the sound of cash money. From half pipes in Japan to rails in France to Alaskan walls of powder, there is no holding back to see who is the sickest skier of them all. And the winner? You decide. Log on to http://www.freezeonline.com and cote for your favorite segment in Poor Boyz Productions “The Game.” One of these guys is about to be $7,000 richer.