Ski Film Goes 3D in Light The Wick

This falls ski movie from Teton Gravity Research literally adds the brand new dimension to normal powder flicks.

With Warren Miller right away more or reduction banned from making cinema for the foreseeable future, the nice to know which there have been some ski filmmakers around who have been still keeping it interesting. Of which group, Teton Gravity Research has to be one of the most exciting.

TGR has been making ski, snowboard as well as surf films for well over the decade, as well as the still pushing the limits of the genre further with awesome action sequences as well as innovative photography. This year, the association is touring with Light The Wick, the first ski movie shot to some extent in 3D. The 3D footage is singular to the final ten mins of the movie, as well as features Sammy Carlson ripping it up at Stevens Pass in Washington.

The movie premiered final month, as well as includes HD footage of descents from opposite Canada, Alaska, Italy, as well as Croatia. The slopes in the trailer demeanour so steep, Id be fearful to climb up them, let alone ski down.

Light The Wick is available both upon DVD as well as Blu-ray; the final ten mins have been formatted in cyan-and-red Analglyphic 3D, so theyre playable upon normal TV sets.

Feature Image: Teton Gravity Research

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Its not in 3D, but Teton Gravity Researchs other movie this fall, Deeper, is similarly sick, as well as really worth the look.


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