Skiers: Espen Linnerud, PK Hunder, Grete Eliassen, Daniel Josefsen, Jon Håvard Grøgaard, Jon Anders Stanghelle, Christoffer Gjerde, Jon Håtveit, Andreas Håtveit
A bunch of crazy guys in Norway have no limits when it comes to andrenalin on snow. Packed with tons of action and incredible stunts this movie from the guys at skifilm.no has become the most eagerly awaited freeski film in Scandinavia this year. Also includes excellent snowboarders who ride the air with the freeskiers.
Skiers: Andreas Håtveit, Grete Eliassen, Henrik Winstedt, Jacob Wester, Charles Gagnier, Sarah Burke, Sammy Carlson, Candide Thovex, Derek Spong, TJ Schiller, Seth Morrison, Sverre Liliequist, John Håvard Grøgaard, Magnus Tveito, Rory Bushfield
See skiing being pushed to new limits by some of the world’s best riders. Filmed in Europe, USA and Canada. Strike is packed with tons of action, amazing tricks and deathly runs. Filmed in their usual high quality and at incredible speed Strike conveys the andrenalin rush on snow to the screen and confirms the crew at skifilm.no as the most exciting new name in the world of ski filming.
Skiers: Peter Olenick, Grete Eliassen, Michelle Parker, Simon Dumont, Jon Olsson, Sverre Liliequist, Sammy Carlson, Candide Thovex, TJ Schiller, Henrik Harlaut, Charles Gagnier, JF Houle, Andreas Håtveit
“Mind The Gap’ shows freeskiing filming at it’s highest level yet including the most spectacular following through the air, skifilm.no capture Charles Gagnier as de does a huge 900 tail grab at Breckenridge while Candide lives up to his big air reputation doing an amazing fakie 630 to rail. Jon Olsson does his new kangaroo flip and Andreas Hatveit does a 270 on to an incredibly long 43 step street rail. JF Houle does an amazing 70m bio 9 mute while Grete Eliasson and Michelle Parker lay down for the girls and Sweden’s 14 year old new comer Henrik Harlaut shows his emerging talent. Andreas Hatveit, after last year’s record high trick at June Mountain, again provides a spectacular sequence doing 900 on an incredible 35m gap from an 8m kicker while the camera crew follow him right across the 35m gap, up close, in one of the most amazing ski film shots ever seen.
