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Louif Paradis FULL PART from Shoot the Moon

Tom Copsey — Mon, 15 Oct 2012 11:15:09 +0000

Louif is one of the end level bosses of urban snowboarding, so there’s never a bad time to revisit one of his past video parts. Peep this banger from Videograss’s Shoot the Moon. Hammertime!

He’s burly and hella smooth to boot, plus you get a Frank April cameo too. A part for the ages…

Justin Bennee – Full Part from Videograss ‘Shoot the Moon’

Tom Copsey — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 15:15:57 +0000

Check out Bennee’s FULL PART from this season’s Videograss flick, Shoot the Moon. Not only does he have more thug steeze than Jay-Z, there’s noone better at nollies than this boy…

Zac Marben – Shoot The Moon Re-Edit

Uli Köhler — Wed, 22 Feb 2012 14:34:08 +0000

Zac Marben’s re-edit from the Videograss snowboard movie Shoot the Moon, brought to you by Volcom. Good stuff.

Nick Dirks’ and Jed Anderson’s Shoot the Moon Parts Re-Edited

Uli Köhler — Fri, 13 Jan 2012 08:47:07 +0000

Airblaster took Nick Dirks‘ and Jed Anderson’s footage from the latest Videograss movie Shoot the Moon, re-edited it into one big lump of awesome snowboarding, and made it available for you, me, and everyone. This is such a nice touch, you should all go out and buy Airblaster stuff. Or at least watch the clip.

VG’s Brighton Edit

Uli Köhler — Wed, 02 Nov 2011 08:47:41 +0000

This video is an extra in the new Videograss film “Shoot the Moon”, and is a bit of promo for the resort of Brighton in Utah. Still fun to watch.

Onboard presents Videograss Movie Tour

Anna Langer — Mon, 19 Sep 2011 15:37:15 +0000

Praise the shred gods, as winter is around the corner and that can only mean one thing: premier time! And this year, we’ve decided to join the fun again so make sure you party with us at the Videograss Movie Tour through Europe!

And because this year Videograss produced not one but two separate movies, we’ll have both to show you: Retrospect and Shoot The Moon, from the Videograss Production House.

For the first stop in Munich, we’re having a special Weißwurst celebration with Planet Sports at their flagship store Oberanger 16 at 2pm, to make sure everyone is invigorated and ready for the party mayhem that’ll be kicking off at 9pm in the Art Babel close to the Hauptbahnhof.

Also check out the event on Facebook

Be there to meet the producers (Justin Meyer from Shoot The Moon and Joe Carlino and Hayden Rensch from Retrospect), riders (Ethan Deiss, Louif Paradis, Harrison Gordon, Austin Smith, Bryan Fox and Curtis Ciszek) and our motley crew, of course.

If you can’t make Munich, try to catch them at one of the other stops around Europe, including:

September 30- Innsbruck, Austria- TBA

October 1- Moscow, Russia- TBA

October 1- Aspen, CO

Retrospect with The Pirates

The Meeting

The Belly Up

October 1- Zurich, Switzerland- TBA

October 7- Milan, Italy

Zoom Bar

10PM

All Ages

October 10- Barcelona, Spain- TBA

October 13- Grenoble, France

Retrospect And Shoot The Moon

Snowboard Garden Festival

October 14- Athens, Greece

Retrospect And Shoot The Moon

TORA K44

Konstantinoupoleos Str. Gazi

22.00h

For more info check vgsnow.com

Jed Anderson B-Shots from Videograss’ Shoot the Moon

Tom Copsey — Wed, 31 Aug 2011 13:23:56 +0000

Jed Anderson’s B-grade footage is better than many dudes A shots. Fact. Check out this full part that didn’t make his full part in Videograss’s soon-to-drop banger, Shoot the Moon…

You know, every year riders film way more than actually makes it into their video part. Usually it’s left to rot on the cutting room floor because no one wants to see hand drags and tindys, right?

But from time to time dudes get so many bang bangs on lock that the editors have to get super critical and only allow the double A+++ shots to make it into the part. These used to be lost for ever, then DVD came along and if there was enough you’d get to see the B-Roll part in the extras (Eero Ettala’s in Follow Me Around being a classic example), and now we have the internet. Wahey! Though still there aren’t heaps of B-Roll parts around, but thanks to Videograss you can now enjoy Jed’s… and it is pretty tight in itself.

Enjoy!

It ain't just this rail that's multi-kinky. Check out Jed's gimp mask!

Ashbury Demo from the Videograss crew

Tom Copsey — Mon, 01 Aug 2011 11:26:18 +0000

[Turns out this is pretty old. What the hell, it's good - here it is (again)...]

Ashbury Eyewear put on a little demo on the Park City rails at the end of last season and the Videograss guys were there to document the haps. Some hammers in here…

Ashbury and Videograss are brothers of other mothers. Actually they may even be brothers of the same mother, thus making them mere brothers. Whatever, they are tight is what we are saying.

So when the Ashbury duders threw a demo bash on some of Park City’s distinctive rails, VG sent their man with the cam along to get some hammers on lock for Shoot the Moon and produced this solid wee edit for a double shot of green-railed love.

Featuring: Justin Fronius, Cody Beiersdorf, Jonas Michilot, Johnny Miller, Alex Sherman, Chris Grenier, Ted Borland, Scott Stevens, Jake Olson-Elm, Laurent-Nicolas Paquin, Alex Andrews, Jake Kuzyk, and Danimals.

Videograss: Shoot the Moon – Early Teaser

Uli Köhler — Mon, 31 Jan 2011 09:34:38 +0000

The first Videograss teaser for their upcoming flick ‘Shoot the Moon‘ just dropped. Tight-panted gangsters. Awesome.

Kinda early? Here’s why:

We made this early season teaser for the tradeshow only, and then decided we might as well share it with everyone. Stay tuned for updates on VGsnow.com

Shoot The Moon the 3rd DVD from Videograss coming your way August 2011.

Featuring parts from: Chris Grenier, Darrell Mathes, Gus Engle, Jed Anderson, Johnny Miller, Jon Kooley, Jonas Michilot, Jordan Mendenhall, Justin Bennee, Louif Paradis, Mikey Leblanc, Nick Dirks, Nima Jalali, Will Tuddenham, Zac Marben

Presented by: Monster
Sponsored by: Academy, Airblaster, Ashbury, Bonfire, Elm, Holden, Howl, K2, L1, Nike, Ride, Salomon, Snowboarder Magazine, Vans, Volcom