My part in The Snow Collective Movie, a documentary style ski movie about athletes that compete in the World Heli Challenge. This is the original edit, not including the footage from the 2012 World Heli Challenge. Big thanks to Tony Harrington and Carlton Dry for making it happen.

This is the first episode of four in the Völkl Dropping Downunder series for the New Zealand Winter of 2010. Watch the Volkl team riders participating at the World Heli Challenge 2010 in New Zealand including the event winners (also freeride world tour winners) Are Enderud (Freeski Female), Aline Bock (Snowboard Female) also Ted Davenport (Freeski Male) with Sam Smoothy and Frasier McDougall completing the men’s podium. In the next episode the Völkl crew head to New Zealand's' big mountain...

This is a teaser to the "Carlton Dry Snow Collective" movie that starts touring Australia from early June. Its a documentary of the Word Heli Challenge and its athletes freeriding around the world. Locations include New Zealand, Jackson Hole, Chamonix, POints North Heli Alaska and more... Check out www.facebook.com/snowcollectivemovie for updates and screenings

An edit of the 2012 World Heli Challenge from the point of view of Neil Williman, including the beautiful heli rides, freestyle day and extreme day, with GoPro, long lens and heli footage. Big thanks to Harro and all the sponsors for making this amazing event happen.

Eight elite level skiers and snowboarders gathered in Wanaka New Zealand for a week to remember - the first JUNIOR World Heli Challenge tailored exclusively for 12-16 year olds at the top of their game. The highlight of the week was a heli-accessed competition day in the Southern Alps high above Minaret Station where they put their skills and style to the test for the judges and the cameras. Local skier Finn Bilous (13) took the podium after a solid performance and sticking some challenging l...

The World Heli Challenge is a gathering of big mountain free-riding skiers and snowboarderswho love carving big lines and getting their freestyle groove on in the backcountry. They are elite athletes who come from all corners of the globe for this unique heli-accessed event. 22 athletes came together for two weeks during August in majestic Wanaka in the South Island of New Zealand and when they weren’t accessing the mountains by helicopter they found plenty of other ways to get their stoke...