What occurs when a global ski model provides three youngsters a finances and a mission to make a ski movie? Issues get slightly rogue and slightly rowdy.
Every thing concerning the soon-to-be-released ski movie “A Little Rogue, a Little Rowdy” is within the title. Salomon needed to make a movie about what it’s wish to be a teenage skilled sponsored ski athlete. However as an alternative of constructing the movie itself, the corporate determined to let its kid-athletes take the reins and make it on their very own.
That’s precisely what Luke Gentry, Wyatt Gentry, and Tucker Carr did. They set out on a cross-country journey, linking up with different athletes from the Salomon Junior (underneath 18) Mountain Collective, to ship it massive at a number of the most famed resorts on the continent.
They skied and filmed at Jackson Gap, Whistler, Revelstoke, and Mt. Baker, crushing pow, charging steeps, and flying by means of terrain parks.
“A Little Rogue, a Little Rowdy” showcases these teen athletes’ expertise — not simply on the slopes, however behind the digital camera and within the modifying room as properly. It’s full of guffaws, stunning cinematography, and, after all, numerous nice snowboarding. It’d simply make you surprise what you’re doing along with your life while you see what these youngsters are able to creating.
It wasn’t straightforward, the skiers admit. Nevertheless it was well worth the effort. (And on Salomon’s finish, it was well worth the threat.)
You could find “A Little Rogue, A Little Rowdy” on tour this fall as a part of Salomon’s High quality Ski Time Movie Tour. Athletes from the movie will probably be there to signal posters, combine, and mingle.
Runtime (trailer): 1 minute
