Andrew Branch

Michigan / Mammoth Lakes, USA | Active public archive: 2019-present | Known for: ON3P 6, ON3P 7, ON3P 8, Down In Atlantis, Mammoth and Mt. Hood clips | Discipline: street skiing, park skiing, creative jib

Mammoth Under Spring Sun

The Mammoth park was soft by midday, with California light flattening the takeoffs and slush spraying off every landing. Andrew Branch moved through that ON3P session beside Oscar Weary, Forster Meeks and Owen Ready, using the kind of relaxed edge timing that only works when the snow is slow but the feet stay quick.

That Mammoth edit gives the cleanest entry point into Branch’s public ski profile. FREESKIER described the spring session as an ON3P crew trip to Mammoth Unbound, filmed by Espen Thomassen. It was not a scored contest or a formal athlete announcement. It was a park clip built around style, crew rhythm and the way a skier looks when every rail and jump can become part of a line.

Michigan Before The West Coast Loop

Mt. Hood Summer Ski and Snowboard Camps lists Branch as a freeskier from Michigan who has coached at Mammoth Lakes in California. That detail matters because his archive does not begin with a national-team biography, a FIS results page or an Olympic development file. It begins with the Midwest-to-West ski route that has shaped many American rail skiers.

Michigan gives a rider a different technical base than a big alpine resort. Small hills, hard snow, rope-tow rhythm and short rail lines teach repetition. Mammoth and Mt. Hood then add length, speed, slush, bigger features and a deeper crew scene. Branch’s public footage fits that mix: rail control first, park flow second, contest résumé far behind.

Down In Atlantis During A Mammoth Month

DOWN IN ATLANTIS, published by ON3P in December 2022, is one of Branch’s earliest strong video markers. Newschoolers lists the edit as a November Mammoth project with Andrew Branch, Mike Carmazzi and Oscar Weary, filmed and edited by Carmazzi.

The timing gives the clip its weight. FREESKIER described November 2022 at Mammoth as an unusually strong early-season window, and the ON3P crew used it to stack park footage. For Branch, the edit placed him inside a focused three-skier format rather than a crowded team montage. It gave viewers enough time to connect his name with Mammoth rail and park skiing.

Timberline With The ON3P Summer Pack

ON3P Team Week X Timberline added another important location. Downdays listed Branch in the 2022 Mt. Hood edit with Jake Mageau, Oscar Weary, Chase Mohrman, Rudy Lépine, Topher Newett, Reece Rule, Sam Lobinsky, Jon McMurry, Nash Lisac, Owen Ready and Ryan Buttars.

Mt. Hood summer skiing has its own texture: slushy snow, lap-heavy park days, camp energy, soft landings, late-season rail experiments and a crew atmosphere where filming can feel closer to a session than a production. Branch’s presence in that edit keeps him connected to ON3P’s broader park ecosystem, not only Mammoth footage.

ON3P 6 And The Street Shift

ON3P 6 moved the archive from park sessions into heavier street territory. Downdays described the 2023 film as ON3P’s sixth full urban movie, featuring Eirik Moberg, Forster Meeks, Oscar Weary, Jake Mageau, Chase Mohrman, Mike Carmazzi, Maximilliam Smith, Andrew Branch and Leo Bergström.

That roster says a lot about the environment around Branch. ON3P’s street films are built around rails, wallrides, concrete banks, drops, awkward landings and the slow work of finding spots that can actually be skied. A rider in that setting needs patience as much as trick vocabulary: shovel the inrun, test speed, take the slam, reset, and make the clip look clean.

How Branch Fits The ON3P Language

Branch’s public clips point toward a skier comfortable with jib-first movement. The technical details to watch are rail entries, compact takeoffs, body position through slides, switch exits, landings that hold speed, and the way he links features rather than treating each hit like a separate trick.

That language fits ON3P’s in-house films. The brand’s recent videos favor street skiing, playful park use and creative feature choice over a standard contest formula. Branch does not need a World Cup start to make sense inside that archive. His value is visible in the way he supports the rhythm of a crew film: one clean line, one rail angle, one clip that keeps the edit moving.

ON3P 7 Across Four Countries

ON3P 7 expanded the map. iF3 described the 2024 film as a street movie with skiers from the ON3P team, including Forster Meeks, Eirik Moberg, Maximilliam Smith and Andrew Branch, traveling through Estonia, Japan, Canada and Norway to find street spots.

Downdays also listed Branch in ON3P 7 with Eirik Moberg, Forster Meeks, Maximilliam Smith, Espen Thomassen and Kosuke Kusakari. That project matters because street skiing changes from country to country. Snow texture, architecture, rail shape, security, landing room and daylight all affect what can be filmed. Branch’s name in that lineup places him inside ON3P’s international street push.

ON3P 8 And The Filming Credit

ON3P 8 continued the sequence in 2025. Newschoolers listed Branch among the featured skiers with Jake Mageau, Oscar Weary, Eirik Moberg, Forster Meeks, Maximilliam Smith, Aleksander Kongelf and Leo Bergström. Downdays added another useful detail: Branch was also named in the additional filming credits.

That dual role matters. In street skiing, the skier and filmer worlds often overlap. Riders help each other shoot, shovel, spot landings and decide when the angle works. Branch appearing in the skier roster and filming credits suggests someone contributing to the final movie beyond only his own tricks.

Where His Archive Should Sit

The strongest skipowd.tv tags for Andrew Branch are ON3P, Mammoth, Mt. Hood, Timberline, Down In Atlantis, ON3P 6, ON3P 7, ON3P 8, Michigan, Mammoth Lakes, street skiing, park skiing and creative jib. His page should not be built like a FIS profile, because the reliable public record points to crew films rather than federation results.

The safest current endpoint is ON3P 8: Branch listed as a featured skier and additional filmer after several years of Mammoth, Mt. Hood and ON3P street footage. Future updates should focus on new ON3P films, verified personal parts, confirmed sponsor pages, coaching references and any project that clarifies his role inside the American street-skiing scene.