Archives West Finding Aid

D. F. L. Productions. Snowboarders and skateboarders perform bold tricks and soar off elevated jumps. They incorporate staircases, railings, and even other riders into their tricks. Boarders: Brandon Christensen, Josh Isaac, Dave Van, Nate Millard, Grayson Millard, Brad Hatcher, Mike Handley, Luke Braddock, Leif Anderson, Andy Pitts, Mike Hays, Mike Murdock, Robbie Wiegele, Shea Bud, Lynn Peterson, Dustin Hawkins, Alex Mongold, Nate Murphy, "Danger Girl," Izzy, Casey Loter, and more.

MADDOG Productions. Features "the best local Utah Riders" snowboarding in the Wasatch Mountains and pulling off tricks. The music was provided by "The Stench," "Mayberry," "Seasons of the Spring," "Lungnut," and "Elbo Finn". Boarders: Mickee Porritt, Troy Coates, Mark Ludlow, Sean Matyja, Greg Sperry, Joe Jensen, Andy Ainsworth, and Todd Ainsworth.

Produced by GNU Meal. This experimental video is a bizarre combination of snowboarding and abstract horror. It contains footage of snowboarders riding in the mountains and catching huge air interwoven with completely unrelated footage. Most of the unrelated footage depicts an elegant dinner party with an elderly hostess. The majority of the video has been dramatically slowed down, giving some of the characters uncanny, deep voices. Eerie sound effects, echoes, music, and speech are used throughout. There is a rapping snowboarder. Boarders: Mike Olson, Fred Lomax, Peter Saari, Gwyn Howat, Suzi Riggins, Jean Higgins, Carter Turk, Randy Havens, Jeff Davis, Jeff Van Kleek, Matt Cummins, Amy Howat, Chris Karol, and Kris Jamieson.

Home movie of Josh Scheuerman's nephew, Jaden, snowboarding in 2003.

Interview with Mark Menlove.

Produced by Mack Dawg and Fall Line Film Productions. This video shows snowboarding footage, interviews with the snowboarders, and various bands playing rock music. Music by Snowdread Posse, Mordred, Potential Threat, Sub Society, Toxic Sloths, Figure Ground. Boarders: Noah Salasnek, Chris Roach, Andy Hetzel, Monty Roach, Jon Baiocchi, Shawn Palmer, Jeff Brushie, J.D. Platt, Dave Dowd, Adam Merriman, Jeff Davis, Aaron Vincent, Andy Wolfe and many others.

D. F. L. Productions. Snowboarders, skateboarders, and one skier perform many tricks. Places include Brighton Ski Resort and Jordan Park, both in Utah. Boarders: Grayson Millard, Nate Millard, Dave Van, Brandon Christensen, Josh Isaac, Colby, Dustin Hawkins, Shea R, Mac, Brad Hatcher, Andy Pitts, Mike Handley, Mike Murdock, Mike Hays, Nate Murphy, Jared Smith, Paul Calis, Tony Trujillo, Dan Drecholf, Jason Pharis, Cy Buckmare, Jason Gianchetta, Ashton, Chris Nelson, Greg Whofsiask, Alex Mongold, and more.

Produced by Vertical Pictures Inc. in association with Mad Guys Making Movies. A snowboarding comedy that was filmed in Park City and Brighton Ski Resort, Utah. Features Dennis Nazari, the owner of Salty Peaks, as "Shred Johnson." A man in search of the ultimate snowboarding vacation goes on a wild adventure and meets a host of colorful characters including "Bamboo," "Easy Treadhead," and "Reverand Schtick." Film by Mick Worthen and O.D. Ron. Music: original score by Kem Kraft, Hate Times Nine "Old Scene, No Scene," The Fatalitys "Devil in the Volkswagon." Baorders: Dennis Nazari, Garthis D. James, Ernest Dee Wolfe, Oded Shmuel Ron, Tony Apgood, Andy Brewer, Jeff Germain, Brandon S. Slosar, Mike Silver, Richard Boyden, Jon Sterling, Arlow Marks, J.R. Hilderbrand, McKeen M. Worthen, Timothy Isaacs, Jeff Davis, Tina Basish, Rich F. Varga, Anthony Martinez, Bridgette Price, Shannon L. Smith, Mark Anderson, Drew Hicken, Rob Van Leeuwen, Carl Mathews, Rick Hillyard, Jean Higgins, Shane Peterson, Jon Crawford. Sam Clarke, Brian V. Lilla, Shari A. Milsop, Bill Harris, Leslie Mathew, Damian Sanders, Dana Nicholson.

Hawkeye Star Productions. This video presents the 2003 Slug Games at Brighton Ski Resort in Utah. Skiers and snowboarders grind rails and perform difficult tricks in hopes of winning the competition. The footage shows people registering for the event, the competitors before and during the competition, and the winners receiving awards for the Women's categories, Men's categories, and Skiing. Produced by Jake Raynor. Winners: Aleshia Andra, Jenna White, Emily Broadwater, Rachel Allen, Sam Harper, James Scott, Will Tuddeham, Shannon Finch, Geoff Balkman, Kevin Bower, Brian Reteter, David Hunt, David Monoa, Erin Bitner, Jared Winkler, Ricky Chenny, Chat Cannon, and Bennitt Shrier.

Produced by Vertical Pictures Inc. A video with snowboarding tricks and original rock music soundtrack by Kem Kraft, filmed in the Wasatch Mountains and Brighton Resort. Produced and directed by Mick Worthen and Mike Lookinland. Boarders: Andry Brewer, Dennis Nazari, Don Jarvis, Tim Strong, Bill Parsons, Kevin Ciampini, Chris Coleman, Anthony Martinez, Greg Martinez, Mike DeWitt, Rob Varga, Rich Frank Varga, Justin Jimenez, Jeff Wright, Mick Thueson, Mick Worthen, Jean Higgins, George.

Produced by BC Films. A snowboarding, surfing, and skateboarding video filmed in Hawaii, Europe, Japan, Australia, Utah, Oregon, and New Zealand. Film by J.C. Brady and Richard Cheski. Music: Inside Out, Farside, Sense Field, NOFX, Rancid, N.S.C., and House of Cards. Boarders: Andy Hetzel, Mike Basich, Zach Watkins, Jason Brown, Casey Buxton, Joe Curtis, Brandon Ruff, Timmy Ostler, George Watanabe, Andy Brewer, Glen "Nelg" Jefferies, Jason Ray, George Johnston, Blue Montgomery, Max Politzer, Todd Prifit, Casey Lindstrom, Jeff Baily, and many more.

Interview from when the punk rock bands Avail, MxPx, and Good Charlotte were in Salt Lake City in the early 2000s, possibly for SLUG Magazine. Digitized files are divided into two, 12a interview with Tim from Avail (27 minutes and 5 seconds), and 12b interview with MxPx and Good Charlotte (33 minutes and 37 seconds). Date is approximate from MxPx tour with Good Charlotte in the early 2000s.

Audio recording of Josh Scheuerman interviewing Bjorn [possibly Leines] for SLUG Magazine, about the Red Bull Heavy Metal, a snowboard festival. Date based on when Red Bull Heavy Metal went to the Delta Center in Salt Lake City.

Interview with Dimitrije Milovich about the history of snowboards and snowboarding, possibly for SLUG Magazine. Right channel only audio.

Interview with musician Elliot (possibly Elliott) Smith, an unnamed female musician, and a recording of a presentation about the music application Napster and an interview with Shawn Fanning, its founder, possibly for SLUG Magazine. The digitized files are divided into two, first 15a the interviews with Elliot Smith and the other musician (41 minutes and 41 seconds), and 15b is the recording of the Napster presentation (48 minutes and 7 seconds).

Interview with Mitch Nelson, a snowboarder who was also known for being a member of the Latter-day Saints church, and Andrew Brewer (item is written Brewer Doyle, but it sounds like the interviewee is Andrew Brewer) about the history of snowboarding, possibly for SLUG Magazine. The digitized files are divided into two, 16a is the interview with Mitch Nelson (41 minutes and 31 seconds), and 16b is the interview with Brewer Doyle (1 hour, 7 minutes, and 33 seconds). Date approximatedly based on the second interview, in which the snowboarding video game he was working on would be released in 2001.

Interviews with drummer Chad Sexton from rock band 311 and the hip hop group Kottonmouth Kings, possibly for SLUG Magazine. The digitized files are divided into two, 17a is the interview with Chad Sexton (28 minutes and 12 seconds), and 17b is the interview with Kottonmouth Kings (31 minutes).

Daily journal recording from Shawn, possibly Josh's brother.

Interview with the alternative band Dexter Freebish, possibly for SLUG Magazine. The audiocassette tape is also written "Stacy Peralta and Dennise", but there's only an interview with Dexter Freebish. Right channel only audio.

Filmed at Mount Olympus Cove Park, Salt Lake City, Utah.

From SLUG Magazine.

Produced by Fraudulent Cinema. Boarders: Erik Gabrielson, Heath Lillie, Dan Brisse, Derek Dennison, Aaron Biittner, Chris Vaugn, Ryan Debenham, Jake Welch, Matt Carter, Mats Hanson.

Produced by Technique, film by Kyle Wilcox and Seth Huot. Boarders: Sam Hubble, Jason Gianchetta, Jordan Williams, Cy Bickmore, Brad Dunn, Rocky Hudson, Erik Plummer, Caleb Orton, Moses Sanchez, Collin Brophy, Holland Redd, Zack Silver, Steven Bell.

Produced by SLUG Magazine.

Produced by Bat Wing Productions. Boarders: J.O. Tomich, Cassidy Houdeshel, Tyler Anderson, DAX Hardy, Kyle Bitner, Rich Peterson, Travis Wade, Jake Watson.