The 21-22 season got off to a smooth start with plenty of snow. Here are 21 ski movies you can watch on YouTube to get you motivated. In Part_2, we will mainly pick up powder-based and park-based video works.
The recommender and commentator is Yuhei Yamada (commonly known as Kun-san), also known as a ski video maniac.
He works as a photographer and rider for Icelandic. He has also produced videos in which he himself appears, and his attention to detail and inquisitiveness in skiing videos, as well as the number of views is more than anyone else. Pay attention to his detailed commentary because he has been in this industry for many years. instagram: @forgetek
Powder type
No,15 Kai Jones: Yearbook 2021
Last fall, at the age of 13, Kai Jones opened the movie for the long-established production company TGR.
This work is his solo part that was single cut from this year's TGR work "Stoke the Fire". In the backcountry of Jackson Hole and Montana, he conquers lines that would make even a professional skier flinch.
It's a slide that doesn't feel hesitation at all, incomprehensible. I want you to see with your own eyes if you are just being watched because you are a good kid, or if you are skating more than adults and winning parts.
No,16 Arc'teryx Presents: Here Goes
Matchstick Productions (MSP) - Sam Kuff's part, mainly reconstructed from footage used in The Stomping Ground.
Big mountain line-taking skill that seems to be from British Columbia, Canada.
There's an incredibly high sense of the air that coexists there, but Sam says he grew up in an area where there weren't any parks, so he didn't practice tricks in the parks as hard as he could. Instead, he seems to have done gymnastics and trampoline at a considerable level.
Connecting lines with such a high sense of speed would never be possible without a really high spatial awareness ability.
If you actually try to do it, you will have to slow down because you can't see the future, and you will get stuck in the terrain, so it is quite difficult. Also, the sense of tricks such as double backflip with a completely natural lip and nose buttering just before the cliff is insane.
A blend of high skill creates his unique skating rhythm that captures the eye.
The Arc'teryx part is edited differently from the original Stomping Ground.
I like the way the jump is shown in the MSP main story. If you are interested in his skiing, please check out the main story. I also recommend MSP's previous work, Return to Sender's part. Sam Kuch Segment - Return to Send'er
https://youtu.be/-wQCWYgg9CM
No,17 EMPHASIS
A young French trio.
Filmer seems to be French too. Every detail of tricks and editing shows the unique French aesthetic sense.
Naruto and Dragon Ball were broadcast overseas, and it became commonplace for fans who grew up watching them to add samples and homages to music and images.
Also, different countries have different marketing strategies for brands.
Just seeing an international sports apparel logo in a ski video is refreshing.
It is interesting to pay attention to such places.
No,18 P60 Vybz - Feat. Henrick Harlaut, Emil Granbom
With Valentin Morel at the center, the Swedish crew will attack Larkspark in the spring.
Fresh style with mellow hip-hop beats.
It's a work that has the perfect atmosphere to watch while chilling.
No,19 ''SUPERVIEW'' A B-dog Bone
Veteran riders who have been leading video expression for many years.
The gigantic parks and streets were far from the fields that ordinary users usually ski on, and it was difficult to imagine how great the skiing would be.
It is a work that gives us a sense of familiarity with their skiing at the usual ski resort, and you can feel the amazing skill of skiing in a small section.
Filmed and edited by Phil Casabon.
He's French Canadian, and he still has a French flair. He has established a style that can be easily recognized as Phil's editing not only in sliding but also in video. The videos released by Armada are often shot and edited directly by former riders or riders themselves. Transmit what the rider himself thinks is cool. This is very important for the growth of this culture.
No,20 Candide Thovex - Some laps in Crans-Montana Park
Candit, a living legend.
In recent years, the image of free riding is strong, but after a long time, we released a park video. It's a "follow-up shot" that follows the image so far. The candid is really fast, but the person chasing it also needs a lot of ability.
Flare blunt grab on the pipe, his signature trick.
Longtime fans will be disappointed. And some tricks updated in the latest style. You can fully enjoy a variety of slides that will not make you feel your age, slow and from various angles.
No,21 SWA-FULL MOVIE
A ski movie influenced by hip-hop classics and old footage.
It seems that two people based in France's snow resort Redualp are making it.
Scenes from Canada and Switzerland are also included, but the captions and their Instagram accounts don't give much detail. I feel like the Z generation in not giving out much information to the outside. Sony VX1000/VX2000 used to be the standard camera for shooting action sports such as skateboarding.
A scene where the four corners of the image are vignetted black with a fish eye attached was shot with VX. The method of using VX images has recently become popular in some areas such as skateboarding, but it is rare to see a work that uses it so much for skiing. It is a work that combines the classic elements of the past that can be called classics with the sensibility of the new generation.
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