Mark Abma's Best POV Clip?

British Columbia, Canada | Active public film record: 2003-present | Known for: MSP film parts, Powder Video Awards, Salomon Freeski TV, Warren Miller appearances, big-mountain style, sustainability work | Current: Squamish-based skier and Outdoor Research athlete Coast Mountains When The Spine Opened The Coast Mountains were grey at the ridge, with wind moving loose snow across the rollovers before Mark Abma dropped into the face. His skis cut from the crown into the fall line, then released into a slash that looked loose without losing speed. That balance became his signature.... Read more on the Athlete page

American ski film production studio | Active since 1992 and built around Steve Winter and Murray Wais | Known for: Ski Movie, Yearbook, Push, Claim, Days of My Youth, The Stomping Grounds, The Land of Giants, Calm Beneath Castles and After the Snowfall | Focus: cinematic ski storytelling where big mountain lines, athlete personalities, annual film tours and polished action cinematography keep ski culture visible every fall. 1992 Crested Butte energy and the Matchstick film machine Matchstick Productions, often shortened to MSP, is one of the defining film studios in modern skiing. It is not a ski brand, apparel label or crew in the narrow sense.... Read more on the Sponsor page