Some nice point of view perspectives from Francky’s travels – from minishredding, to pow laps and even a few spins on solid booters. Not bad for an elder statesman! Look out for the hula hoop jump at Intercrew… happy times!

The latest installment of Franck Moissonnier’s Point of View series sees Francky boy tear up yet more powder in Austria with Gerome Mathieu and others. Check it out…

Franck Moissonnier offers you the chance to step aboard his shred sled and see his point of view as he tears through some sick-looking stashes in Diedamskopf.

More POV goods from Francky this Friday.

Now that the whirlybirding snowboard ballet has wrapped up outside Vancouver, Franck Moissonnier puts you on his board as he shreds the pow and parks round his local hood.

Unlike the Olympics, this makes us want to go shred. Don’t get us wrong, the pipe finals were frickin’ sick, but us and double corks and switch McTwist 7s ain’t the best of bedfellows, whereas riding pow and pulling piste hits is much more up our street.

This week’s Francky Friday webisode sees him shred about with his GoPro HD, shralp some pow and generally cut loose.

After playing around with his new Go Pro toy in the first ‘Ride with Me’, Francky gets it dialled and lets rip on a La Clusaz powder day with some buddies.

Part 3 of FM.TV sees Franck hand over duties to his charges on the Nike 6.0 French team.

As you’ll have seen from the first two of Franck Moissonnier’s webisodes, the man can rip. However, he’s also got a day job looking after the Francophonic members of the Nike 6.0 team. It seems he’s as good at sniffing out talent as he is shredding as he’s built himself a killer team, consisting of Gerome ‘Coin Coin’ Mathieu, Victor De Le Rue, Hugo Marechal and Benoit-Thomas Javid. For this episode of FM.TV, Franck steps behind the cameras to take care of editing duties and lets his boys show what they’ve got.

Franck Moissonnier’s second installment in his series of webisodes sees him get on the Points of View tip.

As you saw from last week’s Francky Friday, although he’s now got ‘a real job’ in team management, Franck Moissonnier can still mix it up with the best of ‘em and his profile in Onboard issue 112 that’s just hit stores confirms this. Now he’s armed himself with a Go Pro HD minicam and drops some POV shredding filmed over the Christmas period. Over to Franck…

“For years I’ve been thinking about doing videos only with POV. At the start of the season I bought the New GO PRO HD and I haven’t stopped filming with it since, it’s so fun to do videos with those classic point of view angles. This first episode of ‘Ride With Me’ is more a testing episode I filmed over Christmas, but I got some sick powder shots. I tried the 960p format for this one and a lot of self filming. I can’t wait to try jumping with it, or following someone off a kicker, it should be sick with the slow motion capture.”

Check it out and come back next week for part 2 of ‘Ride With Me’, where he rides more pow than is probably good for any man.

The first in French ripper Franck Moissonnier’s series of webisodes sees him bring it to the table with his video part.

As you’ll see from his interview in issue 112 – out end of the month – despite ‘getting a real job’ in team management, Franck Moissonnier is still more than capable of throwing down with the kids he now has to look after. Over the next few weeks, Fridays will be Francky Friday as he drops a series of webisodes, from full parts like today, to Points of View, to check outs with his boys and more.

“14 months ago I started working for Nike 6.0 as the French team manager,” explains Franck. “I was thinking about stopping shooting, but at the end of the season when I got my footage, for just 9 days of filming last season, I’m happy to have a part like this. It proves to my riders that I’m not finished, hahah, but I guess the motivation to ride with my APO team mates and my Nike 6.0 riders pushes me a lot…”

Damn, we’ve got about 90 years of combined shredding here in the office and yet haven’t come up with anything remotely like Franck managed in 9 days. Check it out, and enjoy.