Further takes the viewer on an exploratory mission across the world, while the team finds new ways to push themselves every step of the way. This powder mission dream team was in B.C. Travis Rice, Robin Van Gyn, Austen Sweetin and Blair Habenicht explore the vast terrain of British Columbia, where Travis discovers what he calls the most savage pillow line he's ever ridden. Honing their skills, they take it to the next level by ascending into wildly remote zones completely cut off from civilization. Snowboarding Films Directory, including soundtracks. Follow Jones and the TGR crew as they travel to remote locations in Japan, Georgia, Alaska, and Norway's Arctic Circle. Through research, patience and hard work, the crew was able to live in caves and on glaciers to ride untouched lines without another human in sight.įurther will do just that - go further. Ten-time Big Mountain Rider of the Year winner Jeremy Jones revolutionized backcountry snowboarding with Deeper, his 2010 ode to splitboarding and human-powered adventure.
Experimenting to see if this backcountry camping approach would work for the level of riding Jones was after the TGR Deeper crew executed amazing first descents around the world. Follow Jeremy Jones and other top freeriders as they travel to the worlds snowboarding meccas and venture past the boundaries of helicopters, snowmobiles, and. Teton Gravity Research's Deeper rocked the snowboarding world in September 2010 as Jeremy Jones pushed himself and his crew to summit world-class lines in remote backcountry zones. Jeremy Jones Higher (2014) Buy The Film: Buy Now Starring Shot on Location jjoneshigher Instagram jjoneshigher Twitter Film Partners Connect with TGR. Teton Village, Wyoming - From the award winning producers at Teton Gravity Research (TGR) comes the most progressive big mountain snowboarding film to date, Deeper presented by ONeill. Further will explore some of the world's most remote terrain while continuing Jones' mission to camp deep in the backcountry and on the summits of unridden lines to access nearly vertical spines and wide open powder fields. Higher is in the midst of a worldwid film tour with over 200 stops, is an official selection of the 62nd San Sebastian Film Festival, and is currently a Finalist for Best Film at the 2014 Banff International Mountain Film Festival.The second installment in the Jeremy Jones trilogy, Deeper, Further, Higher presented by O'Neill. He also makes history with far-flung first descents in the Eastern Alaska Range and the Himalayas of Nepal, where the stakes are as high as the peaks themselves.
With these friends, Jeremy leaves tracks on signature lines in the close-to-home playgrounds he’s made his own around Jackson Hole. His crew for the film includes Bryan Iguchi, Luca Pandolfi, Ryland Bell, and others. Jones has gathered friends old and new to pass the torch to the next generation of big mountain rippers. Presented by Subaru, Higher traces Jones’ snowboarding journey from hiking Cape Cod’s Jailhouse Hill as a child to accumulating several generations’ worth of wisdom and expertise about thriving and surviving in the winter wilderness. Once you select Rent youll have 14 days to start watching the film and 48 hours to finish it.
Now Jones and TGR elevating their game and taking their quest to the next level for the third and final installment of the Deeper, Further, Higher trilogy from the award-winning producers at Teton Gravity Research. This ultra high end 16mm film features top surfers in their respective disciplines. His 2012 sequel, Further, took him to the planet’s most remote mountain ranges and earned him a nod as a 2013 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year, and his environmental advocacy work with Protect Our Winters won him recognition as one of President Barack Obama’s 2013 Champions of Change. Ten-time Big Mountain Rider of the Year winner Jeremy Jones revolutionized backcountry snowboarding withĭeeper, his 2010 ode to splitboarding and human-powered adventure.
Witness the journey of one of the greatest big mountain snowboarders of our time.
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