Marius Dunoyer

Born: 2002 | Active: 2018-present | Known for: Keep The Line, DRØM and Daydream | Disciplines: slopestyle, big air, park skiing

In the winter leading into 2021, Marius Dunoyer arrived at Les Orres as the newest member of the Keep The Line group. The resort's steep pistes gave the crew room for carved runs on LINE Blade skis before the session moved into an unusual challenge: paintball on skis. Dunoyer joined a team already built around Quentin Ladame, Pierre Rougeot, Tim Baud, Théo Collomb-Patton and Tom Damiani. The episode placed him inside a film crew that would become a larger part of his skiing than conventional contest results.

La Clusaz 2018: Nathan Pecqueur Col leads

Dunoyer's FIS record at La Clusaz includes ninth place in slopestyle during the 2017/18 season. Nathan Pecqueur Col won ahead of Titouan Goguillon and Tom Damiani, while Dunoyer finished between Filip Rabanser and Romain Lamarque. Another La Clusaz slopestyle during the same winter placed him 18th, with Arthur Tillier winning ahead of Timothé Sivignon and Charles Vrain. Both results list Dunoyer as a 2002-born French skier.

Vars 2019: Julian Caillet wins slopestyle

At Vars during the 2018/19 season, Dunoyer finished 33rd in a FIS slopestyle won by Julian Caillet. Timothé Sivignon was second and Justin Taylor-Tipton third. The same period kept Dunoyer inside the French park circuit through Méribel, where another FIS slopestyle placed him 26th. His affiliation remained Club des Sports La Clusaz, the club attached to his FIS profile throughout the competition years found in the official archive.

Les Orres 2020: Keep The Line adds Dunoyer

The Les Orres episode of Keep The Line introduced Dunoyer as the group's new rider. LINE supplied Blade skis for carving on the resort's steep pistes, while the crew also organised the paintball-on-skis session. The broader 2020 Keep The Line project was directed by Jean Rémy Ceron and produced by LINE Skis, with Dunoyer joining Léo Taillefer, Quentin Ladame, Pierre Rougeot, Tim Baud, Théo Collomb-Patton, Tom Damiani and Romain Lambert in the iF3-listed season recap.

Norway 2022: FASTFOKUS searches for friluftsliv

DRØM took Dunoyer outside the French resort circuit in 2022. Directed by Thibault Audouard and produced by FASTFOKUS, the project followed Dunoyer, Lalo Rambaud, Jade Michaud, Quentin Ladame, Romain Lambert and Tim Baud through Norway. Its premise centred on discovering “friluftsliv,” the Norwegian relationship with outdoor life, while keeping skiing at the centre of the journey. The smaller six-person cast gave Dunoyer a defined place in a project built around travel rather than a single snowpark.

Les Arcs 2022: Sven Peillex takes big air

Dunoyer reached third place in a FIS big air at Les Arcs on 27 February 2022. Sven Peillex won the event and Rémy Collomby finished second, with Raphaël Kharmandarian immediately behind Dunoyer in fourth. The podium is one of the strongest individual FIS results visible in his official record. It does not enter the main results list here because the competition falls outside the event levels retained by the palmarès rules.

Glacier 3000 2022: Valentin Morel leads

Earlier in the 2021/22 winter, Dunoyer had finished 13th in slopestyle at Glacier 3000, where Valentin Morel led Adrien Vaudaux and Julian Caillet. He returned to the Swiss venue in November 2022 and placed 28th in another FIS slopestyle. Between those starts, the French national championship at Alpe d'Huez ended with Dunoyer 15th in slopestyle. His final European Cup result found in the FIS archive came at La Clusaz in February 2023, where he finished 32nd.

LINE Skis 2023: Daydream closes in park

Daydream gave Keep The Line a ten-minute short-film format in 2023. The film begins with Lalo Rambaud, Romain Lambert and Noah Peizerat touring under an early-morning sunrise, moves to Pierre Rougeot and Tom Damiani skiing through a stone village, then finishes in the park with Dunoyer, Théo Collomb-Patton and Quentin Ladame. That final park section kept Dunoyer in the LINE France film group several seasons after his first Keep The Line appearance.

Selected filmography

• 2023 — Daydream — LINE Skis — Short segment
• 2022 — DRØM — FASTFOKUS — Short segment
• 2020 — Keep The Line — LINE Skis — Short segment

Selection of his main film projects. Not a complete filmography.