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US-based | Active: 2022-present | Known for: street rails, Park City edits, Ohio park clips | Current: independent video skier George Brown is a US-based street and park skier whose public profile is built around short-form ski videos on Newschoolers rather than FIS results or large contest starts. His clips sit in the rail-heavy corner of freeskiing: quick approaches, urban-style takeoffs, narrow landings, and small crews filming in resort parks. The earliest clearly traceable material under the GeorgeBrown81 account includes GBROWNSTREET22, posted in April 2022, described by Brown as a first street video with many spots filmed alone on a tripod.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2024-present | Known for: Vishnu park edits, street rails, Park City crew videos | Current: street and park video skier Milo Nicholson is a US street and park skier whose public ski profile is built around crew edits rather than major contest results. His clearest breakout reference is Keeping Up, released by Vishnu in April 2024, with Wyatt Dorman and Raf Diaz. The edit follows the three skiers around Woodward Park City and Park City proper, with Nicholson listed on Vishnu Keys.... Read more on the Athlete page

Ridgway, Colorado / Brighton, Utah, USA | Active: 2019-present public record | Known for: street and park skiing, FIS slopestyle starts, Tier 1 video credits | Current: DaleBoot athlete team rider Mammoth Slopestyle Before The Street Credits The Mammoth course in February 2020 gave Roscoe Rogers his cleanest official result: fourth place in a FIS freeski slopestyle field. The sheet is short and blunt, but it gives his profile a hard competition anchor before the later street and crew-video material. Rogers is listed by FIS as a United States freestyle skier with Park City Ski and Snowboard, FIS code 2535233 and birth year 2000.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active: 2020s | Known for: Midwest park skiing, Mt. Brighton clips, crew-video editing | Current: independent park skier and editor Simon Fisher is a US park and street-skiing name whose public footprint appears through short crew edits rather than official contest rankings. His clearest ski credit comes from “don’t say it’s useless,” a December 2023 Newschoolers video listing Max Ritt, Simon Fisher and Gareth Reeves skiing at Mt.... Read more on the Athlete page

High-elevation ski resort in northern Arizona | Known for: San Francisco Peaks terrain, Flagstaff access, 260 inches of average snowfall, four terrain parks and the highest lift-served skiing in the state | Season: mid-November to May depending on operations | Best for: regional park riders, all-mountain skiers, spring laps and Southwest snow trips San Francisco Peaks Snow Above The Arizona Desert The Arizona Gondola at Arizona Snowbowl reaches 11,500 feet on the western side of the San Francisco Peaks, only about 12 miles north of Flagstaff. That single fact gives the resort its unusual identity: this is lift-served skiing in a state more often associated with desert heat, red rock and the Grand Canyon. The mountain sits in northern Arizona, inside the broader southwestern USA ski map, and operates as the main alpine reference point for Flagstaff, Phoenix road-trippers and riders looking for snow without leaving the region.... Read more on the Location page

American freeski video collective | Known for: George Brown edits, Park City clips and short street ski uploads | Focus: rail skiing, small crews and raw video culture. DIVINEVIDEOCREATIONS is best treated as a small freeski video crew or channel rather than a ski brand, outerwear label or full production studio. Its public footprint is built around short ski uploads, social clips and videos connected to George Brown, whose own public profile links Ohio park clips, Park City edits and the wider street-and-park network around Vishnu Freeski.... Read more on the Sponsor page