Scenes were filmed in Utah, not in Aspen.

(ok, we just sorta did) but here’s a little-known fact: some of the See trailer here.īet my last dollar you haven’t seen this sci-fi movie, listed hereīecause much of it was filmed at Solitude, then blended with animation.ĭr. Amazon Prime membersĬan stream many of his classics for free: License to Thrill, Requiem in Glenn Plake, Mike Hattrup, and Scot Schmidt, this is the blueprint everyĬurrent ski movies owes much of its existence to. Stump pretty much invented “extreme” ski movies. Now in its tenth season, Salomon TV is what we binge-watch during high pressure.Ĭlick here to see what Salomon TV as to offer. When it widens again for a few dozen turns to the canyon floor. Point ‘em juuuuuuust long enough (like three seconds) to scrub speed to Most people make a few turns, speed check, Hourglass-looking chute off the Honeycomb Ridge you can see from the top Then, Sage Cattabriga-Alosa straight-lined Shot 5. The ridge, hucked a double air and skied out cleanly. Sure enough, Jamey ripped a few turns off

Photography crew boggles my mind to this day. Watching Jamey Parks point to a line off Fantasy Ridge he wanted to skiĪnd explain exactly where he was going to turn and land to the Honeycomb Canyon to get footage in the early light and fresh snow. I was lucky enough to escort a group early one morning into Warren Miller - Children of WinterView segment here.Ī few years, Warren Miller (not the man, but his namesake productionĬompany) filmed in and around the Wasatch, including both of theseįilms. One of the big cliffs at the end this segment is in Honeycomb Canyon, along with many of the powder scenes. Look closely and you will catch a few scenes of Jason skiing (actually, airing) at Solitude.

Powderwhore - Jason West segment in Flakes Some are free a few are just segments and others are available for purchase - plus there are a few that show Hollywood’s take on ski culture. In addition, here a few “classics” (in our opinion) we try to watch at least once each season. Venerable Warren Miller - now in its 62nd season - are a rite of passageĮach of the aforementioned film companies has dropped this year’s flicks, and each will raise your stoke meter in anticipation of those first turns. Ski movies each fall from the likes of TGR, MSP, and, of course, the

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