sony mind's eye : 5 videos

Tim Durtschi showcases his trademark skiing and personality in this episode of Sony Mind's Eye. He makes dropping pillows, throwing casual butters, and huge threes look effortless. Throughout the whole edit it is apparent that Durtschi likes to have fun with his friends in the mountains. Whether it is singing T.I.'s "Whatever You Like" while skiing past Dane Tudor or making faces on camera, Tim Durtschi is the ski buddy you want to have. Be sure to check him out in TGR's Almost Ablaze, now av...

Enjoy the buttery style of TGR athlete Nick McNutt in this week’s Sony Mind’s Eye. McNutt burst onto the scene this year with one of the most talked about segments from TGR’s award winning film Almost Ablaze. He captivated the freeride community with uncanny ability to land switch in deep pow off huge features. The Whistler based skier was nominated for “Best Male Freeride Segment” and “Rookie of the Year” at this year’s IF3 Awards, taking home the hardware in the later category. In this edi...

In Season 2, Episode 5 of Sony Mind's Eye, Angel Collinson showcases the POV footage from the ski mountaineering trip she, Mark Carter, Griffin Post, and Max Hammer recently completed while filming for Almost Ablaze in the Tetons. Their trip to Mount Moran relied on 25 people—including 10 porters—to haul 1,500 pounds of gear seven miles across a frozen Jackson Lake and to the base of the peak's most famous line, the Skillet. Angel's edit puts us behind the scenes of what will certainly be the...

TGR athlete Ian McIntosh ditches his skis and picks up a parachute in this episode of Sony’s Mind Eye. McIntosh and company look to emulate their Swiss cohorts so they pack their chutes, stretch out the hammies, and go for a little Swiss “Yogg”. Over the course of the next nineteen days Ian and friends complete forty-nine BASE-jumps throughout Switzerland & France. Ian is relatively new to the BASE-jumping world. He has been sky-diving for nine years, but only started seriously jumping a y...

In this episode of Sony Mind's Eye, Dash wanted to use the Action Cam to abandon the conventions of your run-of-the-mill POV edit. He worked with TGR production intern Matt Dillman to chop up the footage and throw in some animation, breaking up the usual format while also covering some fun bits from TGR's recent shoot in Sella Nevea, Italy. "Matt and I were really focusing on using as many different angles as possible to break up the traditional POV look and feel," Dash said about his tim...