600"

In Jackson Hole, Wyoming, the relentless winter of 2008 left its’ mark as one of the snowiest in recorded history, with over 600” of the fluffy white having graced the rocky range of the Tetons. The incredible snowfall total of 600” was double that of the drought-stricken 300” winter of 2007. That being said, the sequel was born… Indulge in the faceshots of the Storm Show crew as they bask in the heavenly depths of endless powder days, waist deep for weeks on end. Follow stuntman/ speedflier Matt Combs as he launches off of 500 foot cliffs, and flies away with the aid of his trusty paraglider. Death-defying skier Mike Tierney continues to stack up first descents on the exposed faces of Cody Peak, with multiple gigantic airs in the no-fall-zone of Igneous Rocks Couloir. The winter of 08 was one for the record books, the season that we all dream about, it was 600 inches...

300"

The Storm Show crew has persevered the drought-ridden 300” winter of 2006-07. Dwindling snowfall across the country may have hampered the efforts of some, but Jackson’s local skiers and riders show that they will never be victim to circumstance. Less snowfall has equated to steeper, rockier, and more exposed lines, the stuff locals live for…

Storm Show breaks away from their traditional JH ski films by traveling around the globe to locales such as France, Alaska, B.C. and Argentina. Stuntman Matt Combs continues to break new ground with the sport of speed-flying: skiing exposed lines that end in certain death, with the only escape being his trusty paraglider, which he flies away in a 007-style only he can deliver.

300”, it’s what you make of it…

Trial & Air

With over 500 inches of snow pounding the Teton Range of Jackson Hole in 2006, the Storm Show crew has pulled out all the stops and delivered their sixth award-winning (Best Hairball Line, Cold Smoke Awards, April 2006). Hold tight to your seats in the comfort fo your own living room as Jackson's premier skiers & riders take to the skies and leave troughs in their wake of chest deep powder.

Tired of the same old helicopter angles? Check out Storm Show's approach to environmentally friendly sky-high footage: Tandem Paragliding over the skiers & riders as they drop into the gnarly couloirs & no-fall zones. And the big daddy of them all: Matt Combs' ski base jump off Cody Peak high in the Teton Range. He outruns an avalanche and throws his chute moments before the white dragon is to overcome him.

Storm Show's "Trial & Air", available NOW on DVD and worthy retailers worldwide.

The Precious

The place to ski in 2003 was Jackson Hole, Wyoming. Pummeling storms followed by blue sky days gave passage to lines that hadn’t been skied in years, if ever before. THE PRECIOUS showcases local skiers and riders negotiating technical lines and first descents in the Jackson Hole backcountry. The Precious is not a jib-flick or heli-skiing movie, it’s athletic backbone is not composed of big-name hollywood riders. In stay of the hype, Storm Show’s 2003 movie release features a soulful group of Jackson locals skiing big-mountain lines with big consequences, simply to get it out of their system, and have one less line to haunt them at night.

Falling Forward

The Storm Show crew has raised the stakes and reaped the goods for their 2005 film release. Jackson’s premiere skiers and riders navigate their way through death-defying exposure,ridiculously big airs, and dangerously deep powder. At the end of the day it’s all smiles & high-fives. Filmed in digital, high definition, and 16mm formats, Falling Forward showcases the spectacular Jackson Hole area including the Teton, Gros Ventre, Wind River, and Snake River mountain ranges like you‘ve never seen before.

Sleeping Giants

The Storm Show crew shows us once again why the Jackson Hole backcountry is the supreme being of North American skiing and riding. Highlights include pant-shitting lines & insane helmetcam footage of some of the gnarliest terrain ever explored on skis or snowboard, and the winter party scene as documented from the locals’ point of view. Sleeping Giants chronicles the history of human presence in the Teton Range, and showcases Jackson skiers & riders who are making history of their own. The Giants have awakened...

Whoopee

WHOOPEE...
In the 70's it was synonymous with sex. In the Teton Range of Jackson Hole, Whoopee embodies the true soul of the ski-bum lifestyle, proving that anyone can experience the essence of the sport by working for their turns. Highlights include ski & snowboard descents of formidable Teton Peaks including the Grand Teton, fire-dancing from the leather-clad Pyrofemmes, live musicians rabble rousing from local taverns, mind-spinning paragliding and kayaking, and an artsy editing style like no other. Whoopee will leave you in climax, foreplay not necessary.

LOCS

LOCATION. LIFESTYLE. LOCALS.
Boasting peaks of Himalayan intensity, Jackson Hole is home to the Teton Range, with mountains reaching over 7,000 feet from valley floor to summit, and skiable faces topping 65 degrees. The most hardened riding veteran is left humbled by its' sheer enormity. Featuring skiers and riders Josh Langdon, Mike Tierney, Micah Black, Bryan Iguchi, Lance Pitman, Jason Elms, Katie Voorhees, Jason Prigge, Paige Heller, Rick Armstrong, and many other locs of Jackson Hole. Highlights include snowsurfer Justin Huebscher tearing up the deepest of pow on an unmounted surfboard with fins attached!

Contact Storm Show

P.O. box 4111
Jackson, WY 83001
307.413.1754
www.stormshow.com

<<< PRODUCER, DIRECTOR, EDITOR, BMFWIC

Darrell Miller
mills@jhmail.com
307.413.1754