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Field Day Production

Field Day Production

boardriding Filmmakers

Location:

  • Utah
  • United States
 
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Country: United States 

 

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Description: We are not your standard production company.

 

Founded: 2016

 

Category: boardriding

 
 

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More info: We are not your standard production company. We are a studio that combines the freshest and most authentic talents in the industry to produce the finest, original content that is conceived from start-to-finish to connect your brand with its audience. In one word: authenticity.

We are a group of creative professionals with vast personal experience in the adventure sports and fashion world. We will work with you to develop a package that will revolutionize the way your brand tells its story.

From social media to content creation, we have the experience and vision to think hard outside the box so you don’t have to. Whatever your needs, we have the finest creatives in the industry on our side to help you create affordable cutting-edge content with harmonized professional direction to deliver a compelling and effective message that strikes a personal chord with a youthful and discerning audience.

 

 

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Horizon Lines : EP3 : Chile For those that live life sideways, Chile is a powerful vortex that attracts us to its towering, jagged mountains and barren coastlines. This appeal results in an annual August pilgrimage south of the equator and teleporting back into winter. Follow Forrest Shearer and friends from the coast to the mountains in this adventure! a film by: Nick Kalisz & Field Day Studio executive producer: Rene Oehlerking produced by: Jeff Taylor directed by: Andrew Miller, Forrest Shearer & Nick Kalisz filmed by: Nick Kalisz additional filming by: Teton Gravity Research edited by: Jacob Oster Nick Kalisz photographer: Andrew Miller (andrewmillerphotos.com) artwork: Adam Haynes

01/02/2017   |   video icon

Horizon Lines : EP2 : Japan We immersed ourselves in a culture and way of life, which we ultimately deemed “Hokkaido Style.” This encompassed a well-rounded approach to each day. Everyone we visited would take time to stretch and do yoga before going to the mountain. We were welcomed to their home resort or area, and they were eager to take us to their favorite zones. There was no localism or attitude; it was all-inclusive and about making sure everyone was enjoying themselves. Afterwards, we would eat amazing food and recount our favorite moments of the day. Tan tan, sushi, udon, and curry soup and would warm us after long days in the mountains. As if it were a necessity, we would always end up at the local onsen–the Japanese hot springs prevalent in every area we visited. Visits to the hot springs would provide necessary relaxation, decompression, and meditation. Each day felt healthy, happy, and complete. Our time spent on this schedule provided a glimpse into a very rich and full lifestyle free of concern or anxiety.

27/12/2016   |   video icon

Horizon Lines : EP1 : Iceland In the spirit of explorers before his time, Forrest Shearer gathers a crew consisting of Jeremy Jones, Bryan Iguchi, and surfer Kohl Christensen to travel to Iceland in search of of an idea. A plan that involved snowboarding, surfing, and new experiences. It was only here that they realized they've all visited this landscape before but only in childhood dreams. Imagine drawing a picture with snow covered peaks, peeling waves off the coastline, and a sailboat anchored in the bay. Learning from the locals this place does exist if you want it to. You just have to expand your horizon lines. "How is it that this place does not see more snowboarding? The setup is perfect for foot-powered, high-angle riding—hundreds of mountains laced with steep, clean, chutes. Once you’re here, access is as simple as picking a line, parking or anchoring below it, and walking straight up the 300- to 1,500-foot faces. With thick sea-level air on your side, you can tag multiple lines in a day. Is the elevation too low for trophy-hunting peak-baggers?" - Jeremy Jones a film by: Nick Kalisz & Field Day Studio executive producer: Rene Oehlerking produced by: Jeff Taylor directed by: Andrew Miller, Forrest Shearer & Nick Kalisz filmed by: Nick Kalisz & Jake Price additional filming by: Shane Charlebois edited by: Perry Layne & Nick Kalisz photographer: Andrew Miller (andrewmillerphotos.com) artwork: Adam Haynes

04/12/2016   |   video icon
 
 

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