We break our self-imposed moratorium on even thinking about skiing to bring you an edit from Shayne Metos that features the summer grit and grime of Ian Wade, Max Hill, Scott Damon, and Banks Gilberti. Here’s to hoping that the Group Home crew keeps the production value low and the creative output high.
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Friday, August 20th, 2010Top 5 Edits of 09-10
Monday, August 9th, 2010All the new movies will be out in a couple months and that means your brain will be erased of everything that happened before what someone will surely dub “the steeziest year ever.” Before that happens, check Dunfee’s top 5. Feel free to disagree, denigrate, diss…but Dunfee WILL be snidely dismissive of anything you have to say.
With more and more young talent popping up on skis this year, we started to see the solidifying of the next generation of filmmakers as well. And, thankfully for us, they put a fair amount of their work on the internet… fo’ free! While the fall movie premieres definitely do their thing, it’s the web edits that keep you stoked during the winter, and keep giving you new reasons to head back up to the hill. I’m going to try positivity on for a spin and give you my five favorite free online ski edits from this year.
Taking Credit for the Meatheads’ DVD Cover
Friday, August 6th, 2010Last winter we made a statement about magazine and DVD covers. Never afraid to overestimate our own influence, we’d like to claim victory with the new Meatheads DVD cover– it’s not a rail, but it fits in that amorphous category of “urban.” More importantly, the shot just looks like a shit-ton of fun in a uniquely East Coast sort of way.
Muddy Films: Voyage
Monday, August 2nd, 2010Happypro “DIO” Trailer
Saturday, July 24th, 2010Happypro is one of our favorite film crews, and I think the trailer makes it obvious why. Big congratulations go out to the HP family, as they may be the very first trailer of the year without a single timelapse shot of clouds or traffic. Keep your eyes out for the free download, and check some of HP’s edits below.
Lazy Hazy
Wednesday, July 21st, 2010Hey everybody, sorry for the recent silence here in BroBombland; we decided to take an unannounced and unofficial vacation. In the spirit of vacation, here’s a non-skiing video that’s just really damn cool. I don’t know too much about surfing, but I feel like the creativity and ingenuity in this video is in the same spirit as every kid who has made the most out of a crappy hill and crappy snow. Enjoy, and look for video and product reviews to kick into high gear in the near future!
P.S. Thanks to Paul Braunstein for the Vimeo discovery!
Happypro at Fonna
Wednesday, July 14th, 2010Fonna in the sun (pun!). Happypro and friends bring you some smile-inducing shred from Folgefonna in Norway.
P.S. Is this the first time subliminal cow humping has made it into ski media? Shit’s golden!
“All In” Trailer from Chaoz Productions
Tuesday, July 13th, 2010This is probably old news for our European readers, but I don’t think it’s been posted on this side of the world wide web yet. This trailer proves that there are a thousand unknown kids with weird Scandinavian names who could dominate any given competition on any given day. It also proves an old point Chris made about European vs. North American video style, but they’re starting to do the grimy jib thing pretty well too.
If You Weren’t Jealous Already
Tuesday, June 22nd, 2010The majority of the skiing public is suffering under oppressive heat and counting the months until temps start dropping once again. The lucky 1% is busy packing a bag for Hood, Whistler, or S. America. Our friend Dylan is taking a different road; with a dirt bike and some hard work he found some good old-fashioned natural June snow.
Hot Posse Season Wrap-up
Monday, June 14th, 2010Mythical creator of the ski-handplant and OG Jibij team member Jon Hartman and his pals, Colin Kirkpatrick, Jake Scarzec, Steph Meyers, and Owen McKee (among others), are the Hot Posse. They hail from Colorado and get a bunch of their shred done at Echo Mountain Park and Ruby Hill Railyard. Check out the season wrap-up from some dudes who are old enough to have jobs.
Oh, and if you’re watching this at work or school, be careful because it’s likely to get you in trouble right from the opening frame.