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- Professional climber and one of National Geographic's Adventurers of the Year, Will Gadd, took ice climbing to new heights by being the first person ever to ascend the frozen sections of the world's largest flowing waterfall, Niagara Falls.
- Follow Michelle Parker and her crew of like-minded athletes in their pursuit of the best snow in the world.
- Rematriation explores scientific, cultural, economic and sociopolitical perspectives, as citizens fight to protect the last big trees in British Columbia from being felled. The lessons we take away permeate the fabric of Canadian identity.
- Contest day. Vans World Cup of surfing is here and all of Volcom's big names, and a couple dark horses, are looking to make their mark. Elsewhere, one of the teams most iconic surfers turns up at the house and we meet a rising star from Brazil.
- The reality of a project as big as The Fourth Phase is that there is a mountain of film that winds up on the cutting room floor. The riders and filmmakers recall some of the memorable experiences, tricks, and stories that didn't make the final cut.
- In making this film, Travis Rice and the Brain Farm crew wanted to capture iconic shots that would stick with people long after the credits rolled. How they did that was a combination of creativity, planning, and catching lightning in a bottle.
- When making a snowboard film of this caliber, there is one key ingredient to success: teamwork. The cast and crew talk about the moments that brought them together and how their unbreakable strength as a team helped them make their masterpiece.
- Travis Rice and the Brain Farm crew have worked on groundbreaking snowboard films since 2011. For The Fourth Phase, a 20-year-old poem set in motion their journey around the world. Their goals are clear but accomplishing them will test everyone.
- Go behind the scenes of the most anticipated film in action sports history - and arguably the most difficult to make - the follow up to 2011's The Art of Flight. Episode Two will be told from the perspective of the filmmakers on the Brain Farm crew and will reveal the pressure and expectation to once again raise the bar of action sports cinematography while also trying to 'crack' a compelling story to match the visuals. This episode well also outline the technology, equipment and skills required to capture the images and the safety, weather, creative and other challenges involved in bringing the story home.
- Who is big-mountain skier Michelle Parker? From earning her first sponsorship deal to overcoming serious injury, we learn how Michelle has progressed in a sport in which she's largely the only woman out there.
- Japan has become synonymous with the best powder in the world. Michelle Parker heads to Myoko Kogen ski resort with long-time friend Mark Abma to shred the coveted Japow, and to find out for themselves if skiing in Japan is really on the decline.
- Despite Michelle Parker's lengthy film career, she never had the opportunity to film with more than one other woman. Here she teams up with Angel Collinson and Elyse Saugstad to put together a segment showcasing female skiing.
- Feeling unsatisfied with their results in North America' Selkirk Mountains, skiers Michelle Parker, Angel Collinson and Elyse Saugstad head north to Alaska to complete their all-female segment. But with new locations come new challenges.
- Watch all the best footage of American skier Michelle Parker dropping down fresh powder from Japan to Canada's British Columbia during her journey to find the steepest lines around the world.
- We follow skier Michelle Parker and friends deep into the British Columbia Coast Mountains on their snowmobiles. While Michelle has reservations about using a machine to get there, she knows she couldn't access the lines she does without one.
- The unique spray ice formations at Helmcken Falls, British Columbia, are considered the hardest ice and mixed climbing spot in the world. The 140-meter cave is a terrifying complex of giant, overhung icicles and thus has become Will Gadd's obsession and the leading edge of modern ice climbing.
- 2013– 52mTV EpisodeIn August 2014 Will Gadd and Gavin McClurg, two accomplished paragliders, attempt to complete the first ever paragliding traverse of the Rocky Mountain Range, North America's most iconic and by far wildest region. At a distance of over 1.200 km from Canada to the U.S., flying across rugged terrain and landing on mountain tops to camp for the night, this journey will smash almost any current long distance flight record.
- The Caribbean island chain of the Bahamas is home to some of the world's most stunning and extensive underwater caves. Within this spectacular backdrop the Abaco Islands host a massive underwater crystal cave network, which has not been fully explored yet. Diving legend Brian Kakuk has tried to find a connection between two of the largest cave systems for many years. In June 2014 he will make the final push to connect together Dan's Cave and Ralph's Cave. If they succeed, they explore the largest cave system of its type in the world. If they fail - well, do not even think about it...
- 2013– 24mTV EpisodeBen Stookesberry, Chris Korbulic, Benny Marr and Pedro Oliva travel to Papua New Guinea to conquer whitewater that no kayakers have navigated before: The Beriman River Gorge - one of the most significant undertakings in a kayak.
- Traversing the over 700-kilometer long Alaska Range, Gavin McClurg and Dave Turner embark on the most remote and aggressive Vol-Bivy expedition ever attempted.