#JIBBER SNOWBOARD MOVIE#
#JIBBER SNOWBOARD LICENSE#

Alexis Paradis photo.įinding inspiration in the videos and magazines that were documenting the meteoric progression of snowboarding's early years, Anderson started to lose interest in competitive snowboarding and found himself drawn to the urban features in his hometown. It introduced me to a world I didn’t know existed.”Īnderson’s unique style spawned thousands of clones. “I had a lot of fun doing them, but I started to watch videos like Love/Hate and the Robot Food films. “I think I was just like any young kid snowboarding and trying to get better, I didn’t know filming was even a thing, so I would just do contests,” Anderson told TGR. Anderson was among the first snowboard phenoms to find high levels of success through filming parts and almost became the anthesis to his more competitive counterparts. That, however, was not the path to snowboarding stardom that Calgary's Jed Anderson took.Īnderson, who had a successful competitive career at a young age left the contest circuit relatively early to focus on filming progressive parts in the streets. While guys like Shaun White and Marcus Kleveland have been in the snowboarding's public eye since childhood, their path to notoriety was through the competitive circuit and have followed a pretty formulaic architecture: Show precocious talent by winning a major event at a young age, and repeat that competitive success over an extended period of time. There have been a handful of what could be aptly dubbed phenoms in snowboarding.

#JIBBER SNOWBOARD MOVIE#

This movie may change your life forever or at least the 30 minutes you spend watching it.Jed ain't dead, baby.

We cover all the terrain in this soon to be cult classic and have the most epic footage your eyes can handle without spontaneously combusting from an overload of sheer gnarlitude. If you get your rocks off in the park or pipe buy this movie now. If you get down in the Backcountry buy this. That’s right, do yourself a favor, lace up those boots, pop in this bad Oscar and put a little insanity on your couch potato. You wanna get your board in the mood buy this movie and make it move. Ohh, don’t forget about all the burlacious snowboarding as we go everywhere from the Arctic Circle to backwoods of Vermont. Come on a hellacious ride as two radical buds Joe & Hubbs have themselves a night they’ll remember for the rest of their lives. It’s the swinging 70’s, a time when music and partying reign king. This is the new teaser for Grenade's Team Film 'The Boned Age' In stores This Fall.įrom the same maniacal minds that brought you Night of the Living Shred and Smell the Glove comes Grenade Entertainments latest straight to video release. Thanks to Pleasure Magazin, Head Snowboards, Oakley, Burton, Nitro, Volcom, DC, Forum, Nike 6.0, Sweet, O'Neill, Vans, Fiat Freestyle Team, Zimtstern, K2 Snowboarding, Bataleon, Snowstyle Magazine and Planet-Sports for making this project possible.

Principal cinematography by Tom Elliott, Alex Schiller, Vincent Urban with additional footage provided by Felix Urbauer, Richard Prendergast, Max Seefried, Mikael Norrman, Niko Jentsch, Phil Meyer, Sveinung Ryan, Eivind Aurstad, Pirmin Juffinger, Chris Garside, Kasper Häggstrøm and Maurino Castellani.

#JIBBER SNOWBOARD LICENSE#

(C) 2007 Salem Al Fakir under exclusive license to EMI Music Sweden AB. (P) 2007 Salem Al Fakir under exclusive license to EMI Music Sweden AB. A film by ALEX SCHILLER, TOM ELLIOTT and VINCENT URBAN. The movie will be released mid September and the whole gang can't wait to show you their new baby. So be sure to bring your barf bags cause there's going to be some spinning that will make you dizzy! This years team consists of the usual suspects Fredrik Evensen, Christophe Schmidt, Ludwig Lejkner, Fips & Tobi Strauss, Alex Tank, Tom Klocker, Marco Smolla and the new additions of the swiss connection Colin Frei & David Bertschinger Karg, Austro kicker machine Benny Wetscher, Norwegian viking Sindre Iversen, Italian supermodel Simon Gruber, Scotlands real Braveheart Gary Greenshields and Norwegian super-kid Gjermund Bråten. With a bunch of new riders, familiar faces and new additions to the production team, we regrouped to form a snowboard-movie-super-alliance which even the United Nations couldn't shake a stick at.Įquipped with fancy schmancy cameras and cool cranes/jibs/dollys/cable cams/filming monkeys we set out to make yet another fine movie filled with the typical fun riding, banger bangers, people doing stupid things, rails, pow, park, bright and flashy colors and little snow caves. We travelled to powdery Euro resorts, snowed-in German and Scandinavian cities, slushy California parks, Russian ghettos and all kinds of other fun places.except Vegas. Why panic? Things are good, aren't they? Speaking of 'things'.'Don't Panic!' is also the name for IsenSevens 2010 movie.

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