Tucker Carr
Jackson Hole, Wyoming | Active: 2022-present public record | Known for: All On Black, Pressure Drop, Blank Collective, Crew 22 | Current: Salomon, LeBent, Protect Our Winters, Jackson Hole Mountain Resort
Teton Rock Under A Hard Blue Sky
The cliff outside Jackson Hole flashed orange under a hard blue Teton sky. Tucker Carr left the lip with his skis rising above him, powder breaking behind the takeoff, and enough empty air below to make the landing feel longer than the flight.
That image explains more than a contest sheet could. Carr’s public profile is built around Jackson terrain, backcountry filming, creative freeride and a young crew of local skiers turning home-mountain knowledge into film parts. He is not a World Cup park name or an Olympic slopestyle project. His route runs through couloirs, cliffs, storm days, sled access, film crews and the specific pressure of skiing fast where the line matters.
Fortune Hunters Put Him On The Blank Map
Carr’s strongest early film marker is Fortune Hunters, the 2023 feature from Blank Collective Films. The project was presented by Salomon and listed a deep cast including Stan Rey, Alexi Godbout, Josh Daiek, Aaron Blunck, Jordy Kidner, Alex Beaulieu-Marchand, Jess Hotter, Emma Paterson, Wyatt Gentry, Tucker Carr, Mali Noyes, Greg Hill and Trevor Semmens.
The film’s locations give the project scale: Whistler, Lake Tahoe, the Selkirk Mountains, Revelstoke, SkiBig3, Fernie Alpine Resort, Mt. Baker, Mt. Shuksan, Mike Wiegele Helicopter Skiing and Callaghan Country. For Carr, appearing in that roster placed him beside established backcountry and freeride skiers while still carrying the identity of a younger Jackson rider learning how to translate local aggression into a broader film language.
Head Games Before The Bigger Cameras
Crew 22’s Head Games, directed by Luke Gentry, gives a more intimate view of Carr’s generation. The 2023 iF3 listing describes the film as a project about the mental strategies, pressure and fear faced by young skiers trying to break into freeskiing through competing, filming and sending it. The listed athletes are Wyatt Gentry, Tucker Carr and Claire McPherson.
That context matters because Carr’s skiing is not presented as polished brand content from the start. Head Games sits closer to the transition phase: younger skiers managing fear, choosing when to send, and learning how to perform for cameras without losing the informal style that built their skiing in the first place. It connects him directly to Crew 22, the Jackson-area group that appears again in his later path.
All On Black Between Annecy And Jackson
All On Black became Carr’s clearest authored project. Released in 2025 through Teton Gravity Research, the 11-minute film was directed by Tucker Carr and Lalo Rambaud. It features the pair and lists France, Jackson Hole, Wyoming and Whistler, British Columbia as its locations.
The concept is more deliberate than a standard season edit. TGR describes the project as a creative collision between Rambaud, from Annecy, and Carr, from Jackson Hole, with a full winter committed to the film. The visual language uses thermal camera effects as snow, forest and heat imagery shift through the edit. For Carr, it shows a move from being a rider in a crew project to shaping the visual idea himself.
How Carr Lets The Fall Line Breathe
Carr’s style is easier to read through terrain than through medals. He comes from park skiing, but his current public skiing leans into freeride airs, cliff takeoffs, soft landings, couloir entries, fall-line speed and natural transitions. The trick is not only the spin. It is the decision before the lip, the sluff moving beside the skis, and the ability to make a line feel smooth rather than forced.
His Jackson Hole interview gives one precise example: he wanted an FPV drone shot of a 720 off Smart Bastard, which he called an iconic Jackson Hole backcountry line. That detail says a lot. The goal combines a freestyle trick, a named local feature, a specific camera idea and enough terrain knowledge to make the shot possible.
Luke, Wyatt, Lalo And The Jackson Thread
Carr’s crew appears repeatedly across his public record. In the Jackson Hole interview, he said he started freeride competitions with Luke Gentry and Wyatt Gentry. He later filmed with Crew 22, appeared in Head Games, then continued into projects with Blank Collective and Lalo Rambaud.
The Rambaud connection became central after the French skier came to Jackson Hole. Carr said their relationship formed the base of a joint project planned across Jackson Hole, La Clusaz and Whistler. That project later became All On Black. The pattern is clear: local Jackson friendships first, wider film production second, then an international creative link that brought French alpine terrain into the same edit as the Tetons.
Corbet’s, Cody Peak And Central Couloir
The most precise location references around Carr still point back to Jackson. In his JHMR interview, he said he wanted to ski Central Couloir on Cody Peak and explore more backcountry by sled. He also named Tim Durtschi as his biggest ski inspiration, Daniel Tisi as an instructor and friend who taught him about the backcountry, and Travis Rice as another influence.
Those details place him inside a particular mountain culture. Jackson Hole freeride rewards skiers who know entrances, wind loading, cliff exits, traverses and snow changes from one exposure to the next. The public record does not need to exaggerate his résumé. The named lines, mentors and crew already show the kind of skier he is becoming: Jackson-raised, film-driven and increasingly focused on bigger terrain.
From Mountain Sports School To Bigger Lines
Carr’s development started at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort. He said his father worked there for more than 30 years, that he was practically on skis by age two, and that he spent about a decade in Mountain Sports School programs. Those weekend groups built the foundation before freeride contests and film projects entered the picture.
The Freeride World Tour profile adds early contest context. In 2022, Carr’s listed results included 43rd at the Grand Targhee IFSA Junior National, 22nd at the Snowbird IFSA Junior National and second at the Snow King IFSA Junior Regional. Those results are not the headline now, but they show how the contest path helped feed the freeride and film path.
Salomon Since 2020 And The Jackson Roster
Salomon lists Carr as a freeride skier from Jackson Hole, Wyoming, with the brand since 2020. His Jackson Hole interview also lists LeBent, Protect Our Winters and Jackson Hole Mountain Resort as current sponsors. In November 2024, JHMR welcomed him to its athlete team.
That sponsor mix fits his direction. Salomon connects him to a broad film and freeride program. Jackson Hole ties him to his home terrain. Protect Our Winters adds a climate-advocacy context, and LeBent sits in the technical layering side of ski equipment. There is no verified pro-model ski or competition contract to inflate here; the documented support already matches the work he is doing.
Pressure Drop And The Current Clip File
In 2025, TGR’s Pressure Drop included a Jackson Hole Locals segment with Owen Leaper, Teton Brown, Tucker Carr, Wyatt Gentry and Lalo Rambaud taking on the home mountain. TGR framed the segment around lifelong Jackson skiers using local knowledge in dream conditions at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort.
The most useful skipowd.tv tags for Carr are Jackson Hole, All On Black, Pressure Drop, Crew 22, Blank Collective, Fortune Hunters, Head Games, Salomon, freeride, backcountry and couloir skiing. The current archive should end with the 2025 film cycle: All On Black as his co-directed project, and Pressure Drop as his TGR local-segment marker beside Rambaud, Gentry, Leaper and Brown.
