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Release date: Fall 2005
Produced by: Stept Productions
Directed by: Nick Martini
Skiers: Cam Riley, Brady Perron, Matt Morrison, Nick Martini, Ian Boll, Lance Seeman, Ahmet Dadali, Giray Dadali, Topher Baldwin, Todd Baldwin, Lewis John Panakio IV, Cam Boll, Iannick B., Tosh Peters, Phil Casabon, Chris Guiliano, Dylan Ferguson, Alex Martini, Max Peters,
Release date: Fall 2005
Produced by: Pléhouse Films
Skiers: Philippe Belanger, Philippe Dion, Phil Larose, Iannick B., Charles Gagnier, Sarah Burke, Thomas Rinfret, TJ Schiller, Josh Bibby
The award-winning team at Pléhouse Films today announced the production of White Shine, the eagerly-anticipated sequel to Red Tape, Pléhouse films critically-acclaimed second production. The 16mm film will document the winter of the D-Structure team members as they explore the planet in search of the best alpine and urban destinations. For it’s third film, Pléhouse has accepted its most important assignment to date: follow the 20 skiers part of the D-Structure professional and amateur teams as they travel the globe. The Pléhouse film crews will shoot thousands of feet of film documenting these elite athletes as they perpetually push the limits of skiing in the backcountry, in terrain parks and in unusual urban settings.
Release date: 2005
Produced by: Blue Ribbon Productions
Directed by: Steve Rosendahl
Skiers: PY LaBlanc
Release date: 2005
Produced by: Blue Ribbon Productions
Directed by: Steve Rosendahl
Skiers: Sammy Carlson, Tanner Hall, Sage Cattabriga
Release date: Fall 2005
Produced by: Poor Boyz Productions
Directed by: Johnny Decesare
Skiers: Pep Fujas, Mark Abma, JP Auclair, Candide Thovex, Sammy Carlson, Anthony Boronowski, TJ Schiller, Vincent Dorion, Zach Davison, Pete Olenick, Michael Olenick, Mike Douglas, John Symms, Andy Mahre, Julien Regnier, Andreas Hatveit, Seth Morrison, Simon Dumont
Poor Boyz Productions declares “WAR” with the ski world in a battle to produce the best ski film for the 2005 season. Poor Boyz issued footage reveals the record size 37′ air on the largest hip ever built, a record height 23.5′ tree jib, unmatched urban rail assaults, avalanche-triggering big mountain lines, and of course the untouched back country skiing that Poor Boyz has been supplying for over a decade. WAR is the year’s best ammunition, see it to believe it.
Produced by: Poor Boyz Productions
Directed by: Shane Nelson, Tanner Hall, CR Johnson
Skiers: Tanner Hall, CR Johnson, Pep Fijas, Tanner Rainville, Kye Petersen, Chris Biollo, Sean Pettit, Callum Pettit
Pop Yer Bottlez! is the highly anticipated follow-up to the smash hit WSKI 106. Skiing superstars Tanner Hall and CR Johnson team up once again with Shane Nelson to showcase some of today’s sickest riders destroying everything in their path.
Release date: Fall 2005
Directed by: Henrik Rostrup, Kris Ostness, Howie Arnstad
Skiers: Tanner Hall, Jon Olsson, Mike Wilson, Sage Cattabriga, Henrik Windstedt, Sammy Carlson, Simon Dumont, Brandon Becker, Niklas Karlström, Nico Zacek, TJ Schiller, Corey Vanular, John Symms, Laurent Favre, Jacob Wester, PK Hunder, Espen Linnerud, Jon Larsson, Sebastian Garhammer, Stian Hagen, Oscar Scherlin
Legendary film maker Kris Ostness (Wind-Up Films/Flying Circus) has teamed up with new school film maker Henrik Rostrup (Push Films/Not Another Ski Movie) to form the company Teddybear Crisis. The crew revisits the classic Utah gaps that Ostness/Wind-Up Films pioneered years ago and discovers a few new ones on the way. Upper/Lower Flagstaff and Pyramid, all mandatory 90 foot spans, pale to Tanner Hall hitting 120 foot Chad’d5s Gap skiing backwards at 53mph and stomping a switch 900. The crew travels from unique backcountry features, super-sized park, kickers over half pipes, freeskiing in the Alps, Alaska and face shots in Utah. The intro was shot on 35mm film with a full rock video production crew in Oslo Norway, a just start for a ski film that is crawling out of the box with a new style and a fresh look at insane action. Filmed in Europe, Scandinavia, Utah, California, Alaska on 16mm and 35mm film.
