Kurt Jenson -You know him from Soundtrait Productions, which made such movies as Temple, The Convention, Couching Tiger, 5 to 9, and Temple 2: Ho's Island.
Kurt has been editing tv shows during the night and working on "How the Northwest Was One" during the day. He kills it on both sides of the lens. This Stevens Pass local went down to the other Pass and won the Best Method award during the Holy Oly Contest at Summit at Snoqualmie.
The man behind Funner Films, which made the movies Funner, Funner Filete: From Baker to Chile, Smokebomb, and Sentimental Values.
Jeremy has been flying around the globe from the Northwest to Chile spending year-round seasons chasing the winter. This results in plenty of insane footage for your viewing pleasure.
Past films include the Sakadat Funk Trilogy: Show Me Da Footy, Museum of Savages, and Land of 1000 Blunts.
Scott works hard out filming every day with a heavy bag on his back filled with all the motion capturing devices he can fit. He is dedicated to his craft and the images he's producing have been proving to be very nice.
A true crossover athlete and artist, pro wakeboarder and pro snowboarder. Nick has 2 covers of wakeboarding magazine so far. He destroys the mountains snowboarding in the morning, and hits up the lake for an afternoon session. Nick has also been coming into his own as a filmer recently, getting a lot of great shots when not riding.
A Graduate of Vancouver Film School, he's an editor and video enthusiast. Andy knows his equipment. He recently designed his own 10 and 20 ft dolly system to get amazing camera angles. His most recent edit was NWC productions' "Winter Renaissance." He's now back behind the scenes editing it up.
Founder of Sakadat Funk, editing and filming Show Me Da Footy, Museum of Savages, and Land of 1000 Blunts. Tyson has been editing hard on "How the Northwest Was One."
Freelance Photographer shooting everything. Critical eye and tons of passion and heart...no pun intended. He gets the job done in rain or sun. He loves the Northwest and spends the most time up at Mt Baker or Stevens Pass. Check out Dylanhart.com for more info on his photography. He grew up in MA, moved to WA in 98 after highschool. Worked at Steven's Pass, Mammoth, skate shops living around Seattle etc. Went to WWU, BA in Environmental Photojournalism and shot loc's and the vids... school in summer and winter off. He's been featured in Frequency, Snowboarder, and La Tabla among other contributions.
