So besides working for Nimbus Independent, I am working for another ski film company called Poor Boyz Productions (PBP). I feel the success of both film companies are inter-dependent, particularly the film tour we share. To acquire good non-endemic sponsors, these film companies need a successful 50 stop North American Tour.

So as the business manager, besides putting together the biz plan, doing media deals, PR, sponsorship contracts and adding a more aggressive digital aspect, I'm going to be focusing on the film tour. I am also going to try and execute an industry first, broadcast the World Premiere live, streamed on the internet. The two films are rather different from one another. Where Nimbus is more about trying to tell a story, PBP showcases incredible action from the previous season.

The new film is titled "Everyday Is A Saturday," where as a pro skier, each and everyday that they go skiing is like a Saturday to a consumer. Here's DVD box art:

Having seen the film already, I can tell you that there's some of the most amazing action that's been captured in years. Tanner Hall does a pretty good job narrating the majority of the movie, newcomer Dane Tudor shows his diversity ripping both big mountain and park. Then Tim Durtschi closes the movie with what I have to call stunt skiing. The bonk's of trees, spinning and flipping combinations are truly creative. Having seen most of the ski films for this winter season, I can say this one is the best. Here's the banger teaser:

Everyday Is A Saturday Trailer from Gary Winberg on Vimeo.