A Shot in the Dark Teaser

Teaser 2 is the 2nd of 3 teasers released by Process Films for its current 2 year film project. Following some of Norway´s most progressive snowboarders, A Shot in the Dark will be split into two separate films. The first is a trick film while the second follows a documentary format. Progression in snowboarding has been moving at an alarming rate over the last few years. A Shot in the Dark takes a look at the various channels of pressure riders face, and the harsh reality of injuries. T...

The words "kicker" and "hip" hardly seem accurate enough to describe these massive features built at Mammoth last spring during the filming of Standing Sideways. Watch as the crew of Charles Reid, Mikkel Bang, Mark McMorris, Terje Haakonsen, Danny Davis, Seppe Smits, and Kazu Kokubo make short work out of these tall beasts.

Mikkel, Jack, Niels, Garry and Grubber. Good crew, good times. they ride great snowboard spots, great waves and get good skate sessions under the sun.

It snowed a lot in Whistler last year. So much in fact that it limited where Jussi Oksanen, John Jackson, Mikey Rencz, Mark Sollors, and Mikkel Bang could even go to film. So they stayed in the trees. Button up your jacket, pull your hat down over your ears and grab a hot cocoa because Part 2 of Whistler Deep Days will give you chills.

Danny Davis teams up with Mountain Dew and Burton to build a pipe / park hybrid like you've never seen before. A transition monster, a skate park for snowboarding - call it what you will, it's a pipe dream realized. Location: Northstar California Pipe Development: Snow Park Technologies Other Riders: Terje Haakonsen, Jack Mitrani, Kevin Pearce. Mikkel Bang, Pat Moore, Mark McMorris, Christian Haller, and Austen Sweetin. "Professional stunt; protective gear should be worn. Do not att...

Mikkel Bang’s Full Part filming for the new TransWorld Movie “In Color” Remixed for new Burton Team

Snow was generally in short supply last year, except for a handful of places like Whistler. When it doesn't stop snowing for weeks at a time, Jussi Oksanen, John Jackson, Mikkel Bang, Mikey Rencz, Mark Sollors and Jeremy Jones had to stick to the trees because the avalanche danger and visibilty in the high alpine was so bad. What resulted was Part 1 of the deepest, most technical, and easily envied footage from last year. Even with just one watch, these images will replay in your mind over an...