Once again, Keep the Change are partnering up with Videograss to bring you the best in cutting edge urban riding videography. And since this year the also includes our Euro homie and KBR senior Toni Kerkelä we strongly recommend you watch this and set some money aside for the full movie. Read on to find out who else will be in this excellent snowboard movie.

Watch as the best lineup of up-and-coming riders put their blood, sweat, and fears aside to get the shot again in the highly anticipated ROLL CALL. Last year you said “Holy Smokes,” but this year we’re going all out to produce some of the heaviest footage in the game. This is definitely not a movie you want to miss.

Featuring:
Dylan Dragotta, Johnny O’Connor, Mark Wilson, Cody Beirsdorf, Spencer Schubert, Sam Taxwood, Brandon Hobush, Derrek Lever, Blake Paul, Austin Young, Toni Kerkelä, Mike Ravelson, Dylan Alito

Proudly supported by: 
32, Anon, Arnette, Arbor, Ashbury, Burton, Celsius, Etnies, Holden, Howl, L1, Nitro, The North Face, Union, Rome, Smith, Volcom

From what we’ve here at least in the US this has been about as highly anticipated as, say, the next Republican Presidential Candidate:

Keep the Change’s full snowboard movie, featuring Dylan Dragotta, Brandon Cocard, Blake Geis, Tel Lavoie, Johnny Brady, Mark Wilson and at least 30 more top notch riders from the North American continent.

There’s no denying the fact that it’s the time of the year where people start caring less about snowboarding or winter in general. However, as we channel the constant stream of radness into our weekly best of the internet aka This Week in Snowboarding you still get to see a lot of mad bits of shred. Here we go!

SATURDAY

TWSnow checks Sean Black out. Some Aussies shred America.

SUNDAY

The Critters post a good edit, and Keep the Change launch their Six Trick Mixes. The Ride Shakedown went down in Snoqualmie, here’s a recap video, and here’s another, and here’s a third. The Videograss crew went to Bear Mountain. Seven Deadly Edits number 5 drops.

MONDAY

Jake Blauvelt takes to the park. Austrian MOG Productions release their new teaser. Xavier De Le Rue and Anne-Flore Marxer win the Freeride World Tour. Shaun White learns double corks on kickers. We create an X Games Europe Super-Duper-Post and post some weird Finnish video parts. More Protest powder clips appear online. Ice Coast Kills Shit are back with another sick edit. The Analog Design Unlikely Features European leg is a wrap. And here are two minutes on one rail.

TUESDAY

Danny Davis shreds the BC.

Trevor Jacob jumps a moving train. The best of Ryan Paul’s HCSC action is available here. Click here for Drive In episode 7 (featuring Black, Visconti & others). BurritosAndSnow sums up how you can help Japan AND get something for yourself. The Peddie Files episode 1 drops – but really isn’t anything but another teaser. Our Time Travel Tuesdays present Jamie Lynn in TB2. Yobeat portraits Alex Andrews and posts a clip straight from South Dakota.

WEDNESDAY

ESPN calls Dylan Alito and films him, too. The Hobo crew shreds Northstar. Steve Gruber shows you how to do front 7s. Brandon Larson’s part from Poachers X gets re-released. Yobeat interviews filmer Austin Will.

THURSDAY

Some Swedes perform wizardry on rails.

Our English ed performed some more iPhone wizardry with this Kitzsteinhorn edit. The Apo team shreds Diedamskopf. Lonnie Kauk’s DC video part is on TWSnow. Craig Bowl-U’s part from Hello World to be found here. And the Canyons Fundays webisode 7 is here. If you don’t know the Spatziba website by now: Here are four edits from their site, all posted on Thursday. Here are some laps at Loon Mountain. And in skate-related news: Innsbruck is the new Barcelona.

FRIDAY

Lauri Heiskari’s DC part is the shit.

These Norwegian rookies have über-fun. Isenseven release an incredibly boring yet popular backcountry video. ESPN examine the We Are Snowboarding movement. Peepshow’s PMS #2 is alright, and we have a few girls trying backflips.

That’s all for now. We will do some time travelling this week but will be back last Friday.