Snowboarding Videos

ESPN: Shaun White

Travel the globe with X Games superstar and 2010 Olympic team member Shaun White with the re-release of Don't Look Down from ESPN Home Entertainment. The DVD offers never-before-seen footage of White, showing fans how the multi-sport phenom prepares for competition and copes with pressure, and the struggle it takes to stay at the top of his game.

For Right or Wrong Snowboard DVD

The "For Right or Wrong" snowboarding DVD takes an inside look at what it's like to snowboard for a living. It combines action and documentary snowboard video style footage about riders' lives, both on and off the hill.

In Short: Snowboard DVD

The "In Short" 16mm/super 16mm snowboard video DVD production follows a truly conceptual approach containing 5 different short snowboard videos on one DVD -- mixing formats, genres, personalities and directors. It presents a flow of visual and conceptual diversity whose goal it is to be unpredictable and surprising at all times, giving you a different interpretation and look on snowboarding.

Shaun White: Don't Look Down DVD

Travel the globe with Shaun White as he tries to top his gold medal-winning snowboard performance at the winter Olympics and continue his quest to finally win X Games Gold in skateboarding. Shaun White: Don't Look Down is a DVD filled with exciting skate and snowboard footage and candid behind-the-scenes moments in the life of one of action sports' biggest stars. This isn't the Shaun White you think you know.

Standard Lost In Transition DVD

Take a journey around the globe with Lost in Transition, the DVD that documents snowboarding's best athletes.

VAS Aesthetica Snowboarding DVD

Aesthetica, a Standard Films production, highlights the best progressive freestyle riding on a visual journey from the backcountry to the steepest and deepest powder conditions of 2008. Featuring Mark Landvik and Eric Jackson, along with underground Canadian locals, this film utilizes all of the action, style and finesse expected from Standard Films, including pure powder throwdowns and a mind-blowing freestyle segment.

VAS Against the Grain

Directed by award-winning filmmaker Josh Landan, Against the Grain is a feature-length documentary chronicling the life of Taka Dakides, one of snowboarding's most celebrated athletes. The project highlights Dakides's triumphs and obstacles, and is narrated by Alecia Moore, better known as "Pink."

VAS Down with the People Snowboarding DVD

The latest offering from Mack Dawg Productions' People's Crew, Down with People follows the success of last year's We're People Too. This 2008 production introduces Simon Chamberlain, Louie Fountain, Joe Sexton and Curtis Ciszek, and shows off just how much fun snowboarding can be.

VAS Familia Snowboarding DVD

Familia is not just a film, it's a high-definition cinematic experience. Produced by FODT, this project combines narrative filmmaking with the freshest snowboard moves in the business. It features MFM, Devine, Magoon, Tommi, Dennison and the whole FODT crew.

VAS Knockout

Another instant classic from Alterna Films, Knockout - 10th Round offers an exotic cinematic experience, including a journey through India to the Himalayas. A behind-the-scenes segment on India and a retrospect on Alterna's 10 years of filmmaking round out the production.

VAS No Correct Way Snowboarding DVD

Arising from the hit film Any Means, No Correct Way is the new full-length release from Rome SDS and Kids On Shred Productions. This project follows the old Rome team and some new riders on the quest for snow. It shows the progression of snowboarding, as well as what the sport means to those who love it.

VAS Ready Snowboarding DVD

Absinthe Films remains committed to documenting the snowboarding world and its inhabitants, as evidenced by Ready, which investigates the conditions necessary to take boarding to the next level. Featuring a mix of fresh and seasoned talent, this film highlights Kevin Pearce, Jeremy Jones, Gigi Ruf and Romain de Marchie, among many others. It utilizes the classic, medium-Film style you've come to expect from Absinthe.