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  • So Far, So Hood

    Release date: Fall 2009

    Produced by: 4bi9 Media

    Directed by: AJ Dakoulas and Andrew Napier

    Skiers: Andrew Holson, Brady Perron, Chris Vogt, Collin Collins, Dale Talkington, Dylan Ferguson, Henrik Harlaut, Jeff Kiesel, John Kutcher, Kyle Lukacs, Kyler Cooley, Luke Tanka, Oscar Harlaut, Ryan Wyble, Sean Kaulbach, Steve Stepp, Tim Maney, Tom Wallisch, Tyler Barnes, Witt Foster

    Watch the 4BI9 crew in their 2008-2009 season, as they travel around the globe in an attempt to document this years most creative and progressive freeride skiing. Whether its Collin Collins and Witt Foster shredding neck deep powder, Tom Wallisch and Steve Stepp absolutely destroying the park skiing scene, or Henrik Harlaut closing down every single handrail in Salt Lake City, this year*s film has a little something for everyone to enjoy. Once criticized for our controversial and often belligerent approach to skiing, the 4BI9 crew now sits back and reflects on the lengths we have traveled since our inception. Therefore, it is at this time that we proudly present our 3rd feature length film, So Far So Hood.

  • Gunnie Season

    Release date: Fall 2010

    Produced by: 4bi9 Media

    Directed by: AJ Dakoulas and Andrew Napier

    Skiers: Tyler Barnes, Jeff Kiesel, Tom Wallisch, Dave Euler, Rich Fahey, Steve Stepp, Tim Maney, Andrew Holson, Dale Talkington, Nicky Keefer, Henrik Harlaut, Oscar Harlaut, Tim McChesney, John Ware, Kyler Cooley, Dylan Natale, Witt Foster, Collin Collins, LJ Strenio, John Kutcher, Dylan Ferguson, Brady Perron, Ryan Wyble

    The highly anticipated drop of 4bi9 Media’s Gunnie Season is finally upon us. This is only 4bi9’s fourth feature length film, but you could consider them veterans in the game now. With a list of some of the top skiers in the world featured in their new film, it will be a must see. I recently sat down with the masterminds behind it all, AJ Dakoulas and Andrew Napier, and their assistant videographer/editor Kevin Steen for an interview about their season, and the making of Gunnie Season.

  • YEAH DUDE

    Release date: Fall 2007

    Produced by: Poor Boyz Productions

    Directed by: Johnny Decesare

    Skiers: Sammy Carlson, Andreas Hatveit, JP Auclair, Julien Regnier, Chris Benchetler, John Symms, Tim Durtschi, Peter Olenick, Simon Dumont, Anthony Boronowski, Mike Henitiuk, John Spriggs, Craig Coker, Christian Sirianni, Kyler Cooley, JF Cusson, Fabien Maicrhofer

    If your’re a Poor Boyz fan, you’ve probably noticed PBP’s movies follow a formula: The worlds best riders + sick locations + sick action – filler = the best ski movie of the year. PBP’s 2007 release Yeah Dude follows the Poor Boyz tradition of scintillating action, sending crews to all points of the globe to capture the year’s best skiing. But when it came time to assemblethe pieces, PBP started expanding its repertoire. Once the snow melted, many of Yeah Dude’s athletes and crew members visited the Poor Boyz studios to give candid accounts of their seasons. The result is a much more intimate portrait of the Poor Boyz crew than you’re used to, but without any consequent lulls in the action. Yeah Dude gives you all the skiing action you expect from PBP. But Yeah Dude is unlike any ski movie you’ve seen before.

  • Catchy Title 

    Release date: Fall 2006

    Produced by: Off Trail Productions

    Directed by: Justin Loeloff

    Skiers: Blake Nyman, Jordan Seldin, John Symms, Kyler Cooley, Stu Halverson, Ahmet Dadali, Jonas Marcinco, Ian Cosco, Justin Dorey, Dylan Natals, Ty Battersby, Max Peteres, Tosh Peters, Adam Battersby, Brett Neil, Jack Nelson, Johnny Marks, Jon Fasy, Garret Russel, Bernie Rasow, Jay Belanger

    Skiing isn’t about huge sponsorship budgets, ski trips to Kazakhstan to ski, or making sure you look cool enough to be the most popular pro skier. It is about having fun. Off Trail Productions is please to present our latest release ‘Catchy Title’. This film brings it back to the reason that we all ski. This year the Off Trail crew had a blast skiing where we wanted, when we wanted and for the reasons we wanted. From handrails and billboards to powder fields and dormant volcanos, we ventured all over to show you what skiing can and should be all about. We thoroughly enjoyed this season and know that you will agree. So sit back, relax, and reminisce about your season while you enjoy ‘Catchy Title’! NOW GO OUT AND SKI!!!

  • First Light

    Release date: Fall 2004

    Produced by: Off Trail Productions

    Directed by: Justin Loeloff

    Skiers: Brent Neill, Jordan Seldin, Aistin Ramaley, Ashley Battersby, Adam Battersby, Brandon Becker, Willy Schneider, Stefan Thomas, Travis Perkins, Scott Havens, Kyler Cooley, Dylan Natyle, Mitch Lemons, Hordan Pond, Tosh Peters, Craig Coker, Max Peters, John Symms, Mike Wilson, Josh Bibby, Al Lanning

    Off Trail Productions is proud to present our debut film ‘First Light’. This mind-blowing Xtreme sports flick is sure not to dissapoint. Serving up the most insane ski action shots coupled with the most illegitimate soundtrack in the industry, ‘First Light’ will take you on a whirlwind ride of love, anguish, death, and unfettered joy & glory.

  • The 11th Hour

    Release date: Fall 2005

    Produced by: Off Trail Productions

    Directed by: Justin Loeloff

    Skiers: John Symms, Max Peters, Kyler Cooley, Austin Ramaley, Blake Nyman, Dylan Natale, Tosh Peters, Brandon Becker, Travis Perkins, Stefan Thomas, Ty Battersby, Ian Cosco, Mickael Deschenaux

    Off Trail Productions brings you our 2005 release, ‘The 11th Hour’. A film about chillen with your friends, having a good time, and most importantly skiing. This year Utah received record amounts of snow and the Off Trail crew took full advantage of all of it. ‘The 11th Hour’ will take you on a journey thru the ’04-’05 season, starting off in the parks, and then moving on to deep pow, cliffs, and lines. We then hit up the plentifully backcountry and urban that makes Utah famous. We finish it up with some of the craziest things you will ever see. ‘The 11th Hour’ has it all, and shouldn’t be missed.