From homegrown edits to full-fledged films, we've got trailers for upcoming Flylow-supported movie projects that'll make you start counting the days until it snows.
Transport Yourself to Japan (Without the Jetlag)...
"Why," a two-part film from Caution Media is an experimental project shot in Chile and Japan during the winter seasons. You can watch it live in Salt Lake City on October 23 and in Boulder on October 30.
A Reminder that Even Low Snow Winters Are Still Fun...
The crew at Zero G Films documents a low tide season in the Sierra and the Tetons that eventually turns on. This film is premiering in Truckee on October 22 and in Driggs, Idaho, on November 6.
Why Skiing is the Best Way to Spend Time With Friends....
Ski for the Love brings you "Way She Goes" this year, a homegrown ski movie about taking winter as it comes. "We were about to have the best season ever, then we were winch waterskiing on the golf course... then we were skiing neck deep powder in the backyard. Way she goes." Filmed in Tahoe, Japan, Canada, Alaska, Argentina, New Zealand. "We definitely lost all the gas money, but that's the Way She Goes."
The Next Generation of Skiers is Going to Rip...
This short film about Colorado's Loveland Freeride program was made by skier/filmmaker Ingrid Krahling, a film student at the Denver School of the Arts and a Loveland Freeride Team athlete. Read more about the film here.