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Travis takes flight at the Sydney Opera House 11/10/2011
400 guests attended the Sydney Opera House on Tuesday, 11th October, where American big mountain freestyle visionary, Travis Rice, launched his snowboarding film, The Art Of Flight.
Art of Flight at the Sydney Opera House 11/10/2011
THE ART OF FLIGHT - IN CINEMAS 13 OCTOBER 13/09/2011
Check out the latest trailer for the groundbreaking snowboard movie The Art Of Flight. Featuring snowboard giants Travis Rice, John Jackson, Mark Landvik, Scotty Lago, Jake Blauvelt, Nicolas Muller,...
John Jackson POV: The Art of Flight 02/09/2011
Check out some POV footage from John Jackson as he gets some filming done for The Art of Flight snowboard movie. This clip was actually "unlocked" by fans of The Art of Flight on Facebook. Go to the...
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THE ART OF FLIGHT
If James Cameron were to make a snowboarding film, it would look just like this. With a budget usually reserved for Hollywood films, The Art of FLIGHT is as much a high definition viewing marvel as it is an intense snowboarding film.
To be released in Australian cinemas on October 13, the film features Winter X-Games gold medallist Travis Rice and his hand-picked accomplishes including, two-time Rider of the Year John Jackson, Olympic medallist Scotty Lago and Pat Moore.
The Art of FLIGHT seeks out un-touched terrain in the far reaches of the globe, redefining what is possible on a snowboard. The riders open up new mountain zones and approach explored mountains from completely unique angles in regions including Patagonia's Darwin Range, the Andes and Alaska's Tordrillo Range. And it's done so with outstanding visual effect. Just like Cameron's Avatar, this film is best experienced on the big screen.
Justin Timberlake got out to the US premiere in New York, but the real star quality of the film is in the state-of-the-art cinematography and of course, ground-breaking tricks in terrain even mountain goats dare not venture.
"Through the riders' full immersion into the making of this film, we are able to show in the truest way what it is like for us to travel to some of the most remote places on earth and search out the most dynamic terrain and conditions," says Rice.
"Our triumphs and tribulations are conveyed in this darker, more dramatic film. Throughout we walk a fine line between when to keep pushing it and when to pull back."
The film is the first collaboration between Red Bull Media House and Brain Farm Digital Cinema.
