 | Kyle Miller is hitting the road for a brief visit to Northern California to screen FreeRider, Crest Pictures’ latest documentary about the splitboard mountaineer, and to share some personal insight on setting and accomplishing goals, overcoming adversity, and riding for pure adventure. |
FreeRider – Northern California tour
Enjoy an inspiring and captivating evening of freeriding in the rugged Cascades.
Follow local Northwest splitboard mountaineer Kyle Miller on his “epic hunt for good snow” in Crest Pictures’ newest film FreeRider. FreeRider is a 14-minute documentary chronicling Miller’s great passion for his sport, his love of the mountains and the wilderness, his ski bum lifestyle, his triumphs and disappointments, his pain and his joys, and his unyielding dedication towards fulfilling his riding dreams. Snowboarding has come a long way in the last few years, and splitboard mountaineering is at the forefront now. Miller is part of this new vanguard. He is an admired and respected splitboarder who has been featured in Off-Piste, Backcountry and Frequency magazines. Each season Miller sets a high bar for himself. In 2010, he successfully climbed and rode all 25 volcanoes in the Western United States. Last year he went for and completed Washington’s 10 highest peaks while the cameras rolled during the filming of FreeRider.
Dates
The Back Country is hosting FreeRider and a slide presentation by Kyle
Saturday, March 3 at 8 PM
At The Back Country store, 11400 Donner Pass Rd, Truckee
The Rock Ice & Mountain Club is hosting the same show with Kyle
Tuesday, March 6 at 7:30 PM
At the Round Table Pizza, 2065 Occidental Rd, Santa Rosa
FMSAC is putting on the same event as a benefit for the Mt Shasta Avalanche Center
Wednesday, March 7 at 6:30 PM
At the Mt Shasta Brewing Co, 360 College Ave, Weed
Admission is $5
Websites and Trailers
FreeRider: http://www.crestpictures.com/freerider
http://vimeo.com/23318146
About Crest Pictures
Crest Pictures is a small independent production company based in the Seattle area specializing in thought-provoking environmental films. They strive for the highest degree of quality, beauty, and integrity in their films. Recently they have ventured into the extreme sports genre, choosing to profile local elite athletes who have both a great respect for the wilderness and a unique and compelling story to tell. Their films have been screened at film festivals and on public television. FreeRider had its world premiere on Dec 9, 2011 at that the prestigious 7th International Free Ride Film Festival in St-Lary-Soulan, France.
Publicity images (for print and the Web) are available for both films. Kathy Chrestensen Crest Pictures ~ www.crestpictures.com
