The third installment of TITA behind the scene webisodes featured on expn. Travis explains how living and growing up in Jackson hole shaped and molded him into the rider he is today. Jackson is such a raw and intense mountain if you have never experienced it we suggest you fit that in your winter schedule now! Watch the TITA crew sled and ride new spots around the Jackson area opening up a new door to explore and shred amazing zones. What does that equal? Insane footage and and never before done tricks.
#3: Jackson, home to many a moose, beaver, and backcountry ripper. The ultimate locale to perfect a double backflip 180.
Alaska…wow… We are enjoying these webisodes all most more than the actual movie! In the second installment of five the crew wanted to capture Alaska’s endless terrain from a new perspective trying to convey to the us the viewer how its really like to ride a 2,000 foot vertical spine. Bringing together Travis, Mark Landvik, Nico Mueller and Jeremy Jones to ride and see what happens. I can’t think of a better mix of riders to watch ride AK together… Well I guess I could think of a few more but maybe that will have to be for the sequal. Check out a couple of huge slides, never before built jumps, gnarly lines and Lando’s fox hat. Stay tuned for the webisode three coming from EXPN soon….
“He (Travis) has the right mix of respect for the mountains and balls to deal with exposure. Look for him to carry the torch of legit Big Mountain riding.” - Jeremy Jones
# 2 Travis Rice and crew prove that there’s more to do with a helicopter in Alaska than aerial wolf hunting.
That’s it…well maybe there is some more. EXPN is hosting a series of five ” the making of that’s it that’s all” webisodes featuring some insane behind the scenes footy and interviews with the TITA dudes. With a movie and crew of this magnitude you know these webisode’s will be filled to the brim with some juicy shit. The first one starts you off with a little background of Curt Morgan and Travis relationship and starting philosophy of ” Let’s get the best cameras, get the best crew and do something different.” And that they did.
“As passionate as Travis is about snowboarding Curt is the same about cinematography. You get these two nuts together and that’s it that’s all” - Bryan Iguchi
Webisode #1 Miserable conditions. Heavy gear. Tiny shooting windows. Who knew making a snowboard movie was such hard work?
Photo’s from TITA world premiere in San Diego this past September
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