We’re pretty into Muddy Delivery Films. We’ve been making some progress towards collaborating with them, but email translation software leaves a lot to be desired. For intro purposes I can tell you that they’re a film crew out of Japan. They actually live there, so in their videos Japan isn’t just some boring artsy segment about cultures and shit. I’ve gathered that they live at least part-time in a very cool van, and encompass multiple different styles of snow-sliding. Luckily for all of us, ski edits are pretty universal and these dudes make cool ones.
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Muddy Delivery: SKI Trip
Monday, March 8th, 2010
Norwegians Do Brighton
Monday, March 1st, 2010We ran into the HappyPro crew during our time at Northstar. I was probably a bit too enthusiastic about meeting them, as the response was, “How do you know about HappyPro?” Which I translated to mean- “We’re kind of weirded out by Americans, please don’t be a stalker.”
Who cares though, because the edit is cool and they’re wrapping up their tour of the States in the next couple days. Can’t wait to see the rest of the edits. Enjoy!
Unemployment Chronicles: Still Jobless
Friday, February 26th, 2010Check out the first two Unemployment Chronicles and all the other good edits here.
Happypro Skis Those Two Parks
Sunday, February 21st, 2010U S A! U S A!
Fun For the Whole Family
Tuesday, February 16th, 2010If your mountain won’t build park jumps, do Superman front-flips over their handrails.
Unemployment Chronicles 2
Tuesday, February 9th, 2010The job hunt continues, but in the meantime Owen shreds Colorado.
You can catch the jib-heavier first episode here.
Canadians Go Skiing!
Saturday, February 6th, 2010We want to make it known that we’re an international phenomenon here at BroBomb. Here’s an edit from north of the border; Canadian Dylan does the skiing/editing, and Canadian Josh mans the Sony FX7.
For you old heads, I want you to think about what backyard mini-jib used to look like. Then notice the rail diversity this kid’s got. Some things actually get better with time. Who knew?
Ruby Hill With Garrett Russell & Andy Parry
Tuesday, February 2nd, 2010Three consecutive days of wandering aimlessly around the Denver Convention Center for SIA (stands for Snowsport Insiders and Alcohol) left many in attendance clamoring for something to do other than shake hands and flex skis. Luckily, the brilliant minds behind The Rail Yard at Ruby Hill Park—minutes from downtown Denver—hosted a rail jam on Saturday night.
So, two bored BroBombers, a circus clown, a Garrett Russell, and a charmingly jaded filmer decided to head for the best damn free-public-park-hikable-rail and box-garden-thing known to man.
Courageously shot on two budget point and shoots by Matt Barber and edited (sloppily on iMovie) by yours truly, we present a look at The Rail Yard, and a potential sneak peek of Traveling Circus Episode 5.
Look out for an article and interview with the founders and organizers of the incredible Rail Yard in the next week or so. Simply put, it’s the coolest thing I’ve seen in a long time. For now, head over to their site for more info. Big thanks to Tim Hutchens for being so cool about the whole thing.
Unemployment Chronicles of Owen McKee
Friday, January 15th, 2010The Unemployment Chronicles of Owen McKee
This is a project that I decided to put together under Trashpile Productions to document my time on unemployment. I had been working full time at a good job, skiing on the side whenever I could. However, circumstances changed and now I have all sorts of time to ski when I am not job hunting. The fun thing about this series will be that it is ever evolving as my circumstance changes. This video series could last anywhere from a couple of episodes to many (hopefully not too many). My friends and I have also been contemplating a road trip in the near future; Utah, Wyoming, Montana, where ever the pow may fall. Each episode will hopefully have some combination of jibs, jumps, pow, and drops. Regardless of what actually happens, each episode will be unique and have an interesting perspective of life on unemployment.
There are Other Songs, I Promise
Wednesday, January 6th, 2010Ski the East started a new Music Mondays feature this week. My plug is 100% self-serving, as I’ll be the featured tastemaker next week, but I also think it’s a damn good idea. We live in a world with dizzying access to new music; so why do you need some weak sauce list? Well, mostly because we still end up with the same songs in every damn edit. I’ve got three examples here that not only use the same song, but as my buddy Nick (who made the first vid) pointed out– the beat is sampled from the most overused edit song ever.
I’m sure these fine folks just picked a song they liked, but maybe if we increase the pool we can avoid this sort of thing. By the way, the edits are pretty good.
