VORTEX - Full Ski Film

Sun Valley, Idaho, USA | Active: 2021-present FIS record | Focus: slopestyle, big air, rail events, park filming | Current: SVSEF alumni and OS Crew video appearance Copper Rails When The Run Had To Link Copper Mountain’s slopestyle course held hard January speed, rails flashing silver before the jump line opened into cold Colorado air. Anton Holter needed more than one trick there in 2026. He had to link rail direction, takeoff timing, grab discipline, and landing control into a complete Nor-Am run.... Read more on the Athlete page

Boise, Idaho, USA | Active: 2008-present public ski record | Discipline: Powder Skiing, Backcountry Freestyle and Creative Park | Known for: Poor Boyz, Armada, Retallack, BC pillow edits, Peep The Game Retallack Pillows Under Interior BC Snow The snow around Retallack hung deep on the pillows, soft enough to swallow a landing and heavy enough to punish a late turn. Ben Moxham moved through that British Columbia terrain with the same looseness he once carried into park shoots: pop first, shape second, speed only when the pillow line opened. His best powder clips were never about charging straight down the biggest face.... Read more on the Athlete page

Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada | Active: 2020-present public film record | Focus: park skiing, backcountry freestyle, ski filmmaking, creative edits | Current: Sharp Studios / VVX filmmaker and OS Crew video appearance British Columbia Snow With A Camera In The Pack The British Columbia slope sat quiet under soft winter light, the kind of backcountry snow that looks clean until the first turn exposes crust, wind skin, or a hidden compression. Carson Sharp moved into the line with two jobs at once: ski it well enough for the clip, and understand how the shot would cut later. That double role defines his profile.... Read more on the Athlete page

Newberry, New Hampshire / Mt. Hood, Oregon, USA | Active: 2013-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park, Mt. Hood spring sessions, coaching | Current: Wy’East Mountain Academy freeski coach and Keep Standing skier Mt.... Read more on the Athlete page

Public origin unconfirmed | Active: 2025-present public record | Known for: VORTEX, OS Crew video appearance | Current: documented full-film credit Colin Dexter is a skier credited in VORTEX (2025), the 10th annual OS Crew ski film. tv as a 23:11 full ski film across backcountry, street, and park categories, with Tamarack Ski Resort attached as a location. The rider list places Dexter alongside Mason Kennedy, Kyle Johnston, Trevor Hattabaugh, Ben Moxham, Ian Russell, Graham Gray, Carson Sharp, Anton Holter, Josh Karcher, Jack Feick, Nikolay Dobrianov, Lucas Sizzla, Danner Brummer, Nathan Goddard, Chris Colgan, Keegan O’Brien, and Juice Kennedy.... Read more on the Athlete page

Lewiston, Minnesota / Cascade, Idaho | Active: 2015-present public record | Known for: Minnesota alpine racing, OS Crew VORTEX, Tamarack-linked freeski filming | Current: OS Crew full-film credit Tamarack Snow Before The Crew Cut The Tamarack snow in VORTEX carries a different texture from a polished contest course. Street clips, powder shots, spring builds, and a private park shoot sit inside the same 23-minute OS Crew film, with Danner Brummer appearing in a roster built around mixed-terrain skiing rather than start-gate rankings. His public ski record does not begin there, though.... Read more on the Athlete page

Shaver Lake, California, USA | Active: 2019-present public video record | Known for: Surface Skis, OS Crew films, Boreal and Tahoe park clips, street skiing | Current: Surface Skis team rider Boreal Metal Under Sierra Light The box at Boreal sat blue against a flat winter sky, edges scraped clean by laps before Graham Gray locked onto it with Surface skis underfoot. The setup was simple: rail, snow, speed, balance. That directness fits his public profile.... Read more on the Athlete page

North America | Active public archive: 2021-present | Known for: OS Crew, ELECTRIC, MAGNETIC, absORB, VORTEX, long S rail clip | Discipline: street skiing, park skiing, creative jib Bogus Basin After The Community Rail Jam The park at Bogus Basin carried Idaho night light across rails, side hits and early-winter snow pushed into shape by a crew that knew exactly why the setup mattered. Ian Russell appeared in that OS Crew world, where the camera did not wait for perfect weather or a polished contest course. That is the safest doorway into his ski profile.... Read more on the Athlete page

Montana / United States | Active public archive: 2020-present | Known for: Montana Bandits, OS Crew’s FUEL and VORTEX, Entourage’s Too True | Discipline: street skiing, backcountry skiing, creative film Bridger Bowl Before The Rope Dropped Bridger Bowl had not opened yet, but the early storm had already pulled skiers to the base. Jack Feick stood in the cold Montana light with a camera-friendly grin, chasing snow, airtime and a story before the season had even officially started. That Bridger moment gives the right entry into Feick’s archive.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active street and park skier | Public markers: SuperUnknown IX finalist, OS Crew films, Bogus Basin clips, Breckenridge park edits | Main lane: urban rails, park skiing, independent ski movies Bogus Basin Rails Before The Crew Films The tube rail at Bogus Basin sat bright under Idaho sun, with Shafer Butte rising behind the lens and the metal reflecting every ski edge. Josh Karcher came through the feature low, centered, and calm enough for the photo to read as a local habit rather than a staged campaign. That is the best way to enter his skiing: not through medals, not through a federation biography, but through rails, park laps, and the kind of mountain where repetition shapes style.... Read more on the Athlete page

Boise, Idaho, USA | Active: 2010s-present public video record | Focus: street skiing, park edits, crew films, van trips | Current: OS Crew, J Skis, Roxa, Dakine and Daymaker-linked skier Bogus Basin After School Under Night Lights Bogus Basin’s park turned blue under Idaho night lights, rails glazing over while the last school-day laps ran into the dark. Justin “Juice” Kennedy grew up hot-lapping that hill above Boise, building the fast, loose style that later followed him into street clips, van trips, and OnSlaught Crew films. His public story is not built from FIS rankings or podium history.... Read more on the Athlete page

Roslyn, Washington / Pacific Northwest | Active public archive: 2022-present | Known for: OS Crew, VORTEX, absORB, Magnetic, Beavus x OS at Hood | Discipline: street skiing, park, filming, editing Boise Rails Under New Year Lights The rail lane at Boise’s Idaho Potato Drop looked icy under city lights, with snow hauled into place and spectators packed close enough to hear every edge scrape. Keegan O’Brien was not only part of the skiing culture around the setup; he was one of the people helping capture it. OS Crew’s 2023 Urban Air recap listed O’Brien among the camera crew, alongside Ryan Bethal, Aron Bayreuther, Mitch Lambert, Hunter Smith and John Webster.... Read more on the Athlete page

Gloversville, New York / Sun Valley, Idaho, USA | Active: 2010s-present public ski record | Focus: street skiing, park, crew films, coaching | Current: OS Crew skier and SVSEF freeski coach Blizzard Light On A Vortex Street Spot The rail sat half-lost in blowing snow, headlights catching the flakes while Kyle Johnston reset for another street hit. OS Crew’s Vortex footage gives that kind of image a home: shovels, riders filming each other, landings punched out by repeated tries, and a skier known more by clips than by bib numbers. Johnston’s profile belongs to the core layer of American freeskiing.... Read more on the Athlete page

Spain / North America | Public Record: 2023-2026 | Known for: Lucas Blanch, Yung Sizzla, Variance clips, OS Crew VORTEX, Mammoth park sessions | Current: film-first park and street-facing freeski profile Mammoth Spring When The Park Was Soft The Mammoth Unbound takeoff had that late-season shine: soft snow, sun glare, edges cutting through slush before the next rail. Lucas Blanch, better known in ski-video circles as Yung Sizzla or Lucas Sizzla, appears publicly in that kind of setting: park crews, spring sessions, short edits, and films where style moves faster than formal biography. His profile is not built from X Games medals, Olympic starts or World Cup podiums.... Read more on the Athlete page

Boise, Idaho | Active street skier, filmmaker, coach, and OS Crew co-founder | Public markers: SuperUnknown XVI semi-finalist, SuperUnknown XVIII finalist, Electric director, Magnetic, absORB, VORTEX, Bogus Basin and Egyptian Theatre premieres | Main lane: street skiing, park riding, crew filmmaking Bogus Basin Snow Trucked Into Boise The snow did not belong on downtown pavement, but OS Crew made it work anyway. Rails were dragged into place, shovels scraped across asphalt, and a winch pulled skiers toward features that had no connection to a resort map. Mason Kennedy’s skiing comes from that kind of scene: Bogus Basin laps, Boise streets, hand-built run-ins, and a crew willing to turn concrete into a ski spot.... Read more on the Athlete page

United States | Active public archive: 2014-present | Known for: Noddard edits, Hustle & Snow, OS Crew films, Bend park culture | Current public record: freeski coach, filmer and park skier Boreal Rails And Hoth Fellowship Snow The Boreal park line in March carries a hard California sound: skis scraping into rails, landings chopped by traffic, spring light flattening every takeoff. Nathan Goddard’s early public footage sits in that kind of terrain, where a skier can film a session, ride in it, and still make the edit feel like a crew document. Goddard, often credited online as Noddard or Coach Noddard, is not documented as a World Cup skier or major contest athlete.... Read more on the Athlete page

Palisades Tahoe / Mammoth Mountain | Public Record: 2023-2025 | Known for: Mammothheimer 2023, Palisades with Nikolay, VORTEX with OS Crew | Focus: park laps, street-facing crew films and independent ski video culture Belmont When The Lap Had To Count The Belmont terrain park at Palisades Tahoe can change quickly in December, with early-season rails, firm landings and a thin margin between clean skiing and rushed movement. Nikolay Dobrianov’s public ski identity appears in that kind of setting: short laps, park features, crew videos and clips built around movement rather than formal contest results. Dobrianov is not publicly documented through World Cup starts, X Games invitations or an Olympic pathway.... Read more on the Athlete page

Boise, Idaho / Whitefish, Montana | Active Public Record: 2012-present | Known for: halfpipe, AFP rankings, Park City coaching, ACTIVATE, The Slop, OS Crew VORTEX | Current: film-first all-mountain and crew-based ski profile Mammoth When The Pipe Went Quiet The Mammoth halfpipe sat bright under California sun, its walls hard and clean, with the kind of blue-shadowed transition that punishes late movements. Trevor Hattabaugh had reached the World Cup edge of his halfpipe career when the knee injury came, cutting across a path that had started on Idaho snow and moved toward the contest circuit. That injury is the hinge in his public story.... Read more on the Athlete page

Idaho resort above Lake Cascade near Donnelly | Known for: 2800 foot vertical, 1610 plus acres, terrain parks, glades, gate accessed backcountry, and four season village development | Season: winter operations with 300 inch average snowfall | Best for: Idaho powder laps, park progression, resort trips, and Boise to McCall road routes West Mountain Vertical Above Lake Cascade Tamarack Resort sits on West Mountain above Lake Cascade, near Donnelly in Valley County, about 90 miles north of Boise. The current resort identity is built around a rare Idaho mix: a lake below, a golf course and village at the base, and a ski mountain with real vertical above it. Official winter material lists 1610 plus acres of lift-accessible terrain, 2800 vertical feet, 57 runs, and 300 inches of average annual snowfall.... Read more on the Location page

American outdoor and snow accessories brand | Founded 1979 on Maui and later rooted near Mt Hood in Hood River | Known for: Heli packs, Poacher backpacks, Gore Tex gloves, Fall Line ski bags and travel gear | Focus: practical, durable equipment for skiers and riders moving between resort days, park laps, backcountry missions and winter travel. 1979 Maui problem solving before the move to Mt Hood Dakine did not begin as a ski company. It started on Maui in 1979, when Rob Kaplan began solving surf gear problems and building stronger leashes for riders who were breaking equipment in real conditions.... Read more on the Sponsor page

American backcountry hardware brand | Founded 2016 by pro skier mechanical engineer Giray Dadali and industrial designer Chris Trunek | Known for: Daymakers Classic adapters, Tekdapters, four bar walking geometry and removable touring access for alpine bindings | Focus: lowering the cost barrier to ski touring while keeping familiar downhill binding performance Salt Lake City garage roots and the adapter that had to make the day DayMaker Touring is not a ski brand, boot brand or film crew. It is a focused backcountry hardware company built around one unusual but useful idea: let skiers tour uphill on the downhill skis and bindings they already own, then remove the adapter and ski down on their normal alpine setup. The brand traces its beginning to 2016, with Giray Dadali and Chris Trunek.... Read more on the Sponsor page

American independent ski brand | Founded 2013 by Jason Levinthal after Line Skis and Full Tilt | Known for: limited edition graphics, direct to skier sales, The Masterblaster, The Hotshot, The Allplay, The Vacation and The Slacker | Focus: playful all mountain freeride skis, artist collaborations, durable North American construction and a direct relationship between founder and riders Jason Levinthal after Line and the 2013 reset J Skis is one of the clearest founder driven brands in modern freeskiing. The company was created by Jason Levinthal, the skier and designer widely associated with the twin tip revolution through Line Skis in the 1990s. His own timeline describes building a twin tip ski in 1995, launching Line in 1996, receiving a twin tip ski design patent in 1997, selling Line to K2 Sports in 2006, launching Full Tilt while working under K2, then leaving in 2013 to start a new ski company under his own nickname, J.... Read more on the Sponsor page

Boise based freeski crew and film collective | Founded as OnSlaught Crew by Mason and Justin Juice Kennedy | Known for: Electric, Magnetic, absORB, Vortex, annual film tours, street rail missions and Idaho backcountry jump sessions | Focus: DIY ski filmmaking, urban creativity, grassroots events and keeping a local crew culture visible on the wider freeski map Boise roots and the OnSlaught name behind OS OS Crew is a Boise, Idaho based freeski collective that sits between crew, studio and grassroots ski brand. The name traces back to OnSlaught Crew, the project built around brothers Mason Kennedy and Justin Juice Kennedy, who turned local park laps, urban missions and homemade edits into a long running annual film series. The crew is not a ski manufacturer, boot company or traditional production house.... Read more on the Sponsor page

Electric action sports winch brand | Known for: ReWinch M1, backpack portability, 295 kg pulling force, wireless remote control, modular hardware and 1R2D bi directional capability | Focus: repeatable tow ins for ski, snowboard, wake, foil, skate and street sessions without gas engines or permanent lift infrastructure A backpack winch built for spots without lifts ReWinch is not a ski manufacturer, boot brand or film crew. It belongs to the hardware layer behind action sports: the gear that lets riders create speed where no lift, boat, sled or vehicle tow is available. The idea is direct.... Read more on the Sponsor page

Italian ski boot specialist | Founded 1987 by the Rosato brothers in Asolo near the Dolomites | Known for: R3 freeride boots, Element freeski boots, R Fit all mountain overlap models, RX touring boots, BioFit lasts, I R heat moldable liners and lightweight cabrio construction | Focus: precise fit, progressive flex and Made in Italy bootmaking for freeride, park, touring and all mountain skiers. Asolo bootmaking roots and the Rosato family workshop Roxa Boots is not a ski manufacturer. It is an Italian ski boot specialist based in Asolo, in the Montebelluna bootmaking district near the Dolomites.... Read more on the Sponsor page