The "Meatheads" of Snowboarding: "I *Heart* Snow Productions"

[thetrailboss]

I was just on Burke's website and saw that a snowboard film was coming to the mountain...it was advertised as "local Vermont talent." I was when I saw that most of the footage was at Burke. But the film looked interesting judging from the trailer....and only $7.50.

Here is their page.

They have a trailer for their movie as well as other info....and they are showing the film at Burke next week if anyone is interested.

Perfect for the 'boarders in your family!

 

[from_the_NEK]

I was just on Burke's website and saw that a snowboard film was coming to the mountain...it was advertised as "local Vermont talent." I was when I saw that most of the footage was at Burke. But the film looked interesting judging from the trailer....and only $7.50.

Here is their page.

They have a trailer for their movie as well as other info....and they are showing the film at Burke next week if anyone is interested.

Perfect for the 'boarders in your family!

They look like they have potential. However, it looks like they are almost strictly riding park features with very little natural terrain. Showcasing very little of Burke's qualities. Of course riding in the wood s at Burke really wasn't an option last year.
It looks as though the video could get boring after about 10 minutes in my opinion. I will probably go check it out anyways.

 

[I Heart Snow Productions]

Glad there's some discussion about our filming going on. True, a lot of the filming is on-mountain stuff, but we also got some tree jibbing and some off-mountain rail riding and box sliding. This years film will be comprised of many more features common in most films: handrails, backcountry kickers (if we ever get any snow), tree jibbing, etc..

check out what we've been up to: www.iheartsnowproductions.com or www.myspace.com/ihsproductions

 

[thetrailboss]

Glad there's some discussion about our filming going on. True, a lot of the filming is on-mountain stuff, but we also got some tree jibbing and some off-mountain rail riding and box sliding. This years film will be comprised of many more features common in most films: handrails, backcountry kickers (if we ever get any snow), tree jibbing, etc..

check out what we've been up to: www.iheartsnowproductions.com or www.myspace.com/ihsproductions

Hey, welcome to the boards! I was to have you notice our thread....

By chance were you filming at Burke today?

Maybe you got post dates and places of your other showings.....we have some snowboarders in here who would be stoked to see some good stuff.

 

[I Heart Snow Productions]

Yeah we were, five or six of our riders were up so we got some shots. Yeah, I'll post something about our premiere at Burke later on along with some info bout our filming. Were you at burke?

 

[thetrailboss]

Yeah we were, five or six of our riders were up so we got some shots. Yeah, I'll post something about our premiere at Burke later on along with some info bout our filming. Were you at burke?

Yep. One of the few "non-racers" there today! And on rockskis.

 

[SnowRider]

what kidn of camcorder are you guys using. And do you plan on ever heading up to jay for future shoots.

 

[I Heart Snow Productions]

cameras

We use an Canon XL2 with a 3x Wide Angle lense, a Panasonic PV-GS400, and an Oregon Scientific Helmet Camera. The combination works very well

 

[I Heart Snow Productions]

jay

Oh and yeah, we're going to get some backcountryish stuff up there once it snows more