MY MEDIA (for pics and videos scroll toward the bottom of this page)
Craig Lamond has been my primary photographer and cinematographer, on a regular basis, for the last 4 years. Craig Lamond and I co-own FRNT ROW Productions. Since founding FRP in 2006, we have worked on projects with Newschoolers.com, Skullcandy Headphones, 4FRNT Skis, Electric Goggles/Sunglasses, and Momentum Ski Camps as well as on event coverage of U.S. Open, X Games, Dew Tour, and WSI.
The past 2010/2011 winter, I have worked with photographer Ned Cremin on numerous backcountry, park, and night shoots. He is an extraordinary photographer who has covered many events and work has been featured in many different magazines in skiing and snowboarding. I have numerous shoots sheduled with Ned in Colorado, as well as the Northwest, this upcoming winter.
I have recently started working with freelance photographer Shelby Starbuck, out of Portland, Oregon. She has an amazing style and eye for 'the shot'. Shelby will be one of my primary photographers in the Northwest for the 2010/2011 winter.
The past 2010/2011 winter, I have worked with photographer Ned Cremin on numerous backcountry, park, and night shoots. He is an extraordinary photographer who has covered many events and work has been featured in many different magazines in skiing and snowboarding. I have numerous shoots sheduled with Ned in Colorado, as well as the Northwest, this upcoming winter.
I have recently started working with freelance photographer Shelby Starbuck, out of Portland, Oregon. She has an amazing style and eye for 'the shot'. Shelby will be one of my primary photographers in the Northwest for the 2010/2011 winter.
My Style
FACILITATOR- I like big, unique, and technical features that are dramatic, exhilarating, and push me farther. I ski almost everything- urban, slopestyle, big air, pipe, and big mountain.
You can find me playing in the backcountry often. Exploring is one of my favorite activities. When a skier goes big deep in a forest, miles from civilization, and no one else is around to see it, does he make a sound?
I like finding ways to ski things differently and spending all day getting those 'perfect shots'.
You can find me playing in the backcountry often. Exploring is one of my favorite activities. When a skier goes big deep in a forest, miles from civilization, and no one else is around to see it, does he make a sound?
I like finding ways to ski things differently and spending all day getting those 'perfect shots'.
My MISSION
Contribute to the sport I love by showing people skiing from my point of view-with endless possibilities for progression and innovation.
A long time ago I was lucky enough to meet the legend Glen Plake and share a chair with him one summer at Timberline. He told me there are still a lot of things left to be done in skiing. His words made a huge impression on me and helped me develop and direct my focus, style, and goals in skiing.
I want to show everyone (in skiing and abroad) there's always another way of doing something.
A long time ago I was lucky enough to meet the legend Glen Plake and share a chair with him one summer at Timberline. He told me there are still a lot of things left to be done in skiing. His words made a huge impression on me and helped me develop and direct my focus, style, and goals in skiing.
I want to show everyone (in skiing and abroad) there's always another way of doing something.
COMPETITIONS
PAST RESULTS...
Uganda Rail Jam - 2nd Place Overall
Steamboat Rail Rodeo - 3rd Place Pro Division
Echo Mt- Last Park Standing - 4th Place Pro Division
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