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You may remember back in April when the Rocky Mountain Sherpas partnered with Tanner Hall's The Massive to capture insane footage of the avalanche safety aspect surrounding the making a high-profile ski movie. Well, after a highly successful run of showing in Canada, the Fine Line is now available to everyone via DVD. They sent us the press release below and a sick collection of shots from the filming of The Fine Line.

Winter's here and before you know it, you might find yourself on top of a sick backcountry line wishing you knew more about avalanche safety. After a year of insanely hard work, The Fine Line: a 16mm Avalanche Education Film is ready to be shipped to your home. 

Avalanches are the dark reality of life in the mountains and it takes years of experience to predict when and where they're gonna pop. The Fine Line's in the business of helping you start the journey towards educating yourself.
 

Listen, I know you usually get on here and click around all day long reading up on your favorite Red Bull Riders, but I'll concede that sometimes you only have a couple minutes to check in with what's new. Hey, I get busy too...slaying pow leaves little time in the day to work.

Anyway, don't forget to pop over to the Team Page for updates on the Red Bull Ski Team. Little snippets that don't always get pumped on the front page. Right now you can check out what Tanner Hall and Sean Pettit have in common, how the Red Bull Ski Team is dominating print media, and how Dav is bringing skiing to a snowless empire.

Team Page, click here.

Red Bull Ski Teamers Shane McConkey and Sean Pettit appeared yesterday on the Today Show, pumping up the New York premier of Matchstick Production's new movie, "Claim." Check it out!

Lots of stuff always going on over at the Team page at RedBullSkiing.com. This is the place where little things about your favorite Red Bull skiers live. Just today we got some news from the world of Simon Dumont and Tanner Hall: A raging party at Freeskier HQ and some water ramp and tramp footy you have to see to believe.

 Go check it out!

Saturday night in Montreal is always a good time, but this last Saturday was extra fun as the last day of IF3 wrapped up and the Newschoolers.com IF3 Awards Show got underway at the Telus Theatre downtown. The place was packed with pros, moviemakers, industry bigwigs, and tons of fans as Tanner Hall and The Massive took home three different awards: more than any other movie. The Massive was awarded Best Soundtrack and Best Cinematography (way to go CP!) and Tanner Hall was awarded Best Male Performance. It was a wild night for sure.

Read more about the NS Awards here, and make sure to click in to the huge photo gallery!

Sounds easy, eh? It is. Here's how it goes: you have until Sunday midnight (Aug. 24th) to post a question to Tanner in the discussion thread (below The Wall) on The Massive Fansite on Facebook. The five best/most interesting questions will be related to Tanner and his responses will be posted here. In addition to getting their poignant question answered, winners will recieve a limited edition Red Bull Tanner Hall-The Massive T-shirt (like the one in the picture, but in your size...Sean Pettit and silver chalices not included). Pretty, pretty good. So, like your elementary school teacher said, put your thinkin' caps on and get to work. One question per person please.

Not a fan of The Massive yet? Not on Facebook yet? Get both in one fell swoop.

We're in the thick of it. Summer. While you're chillin' at the river or shredding trail on your mountain bike, the movie makers, who's jobs you're violently jealous of, are tucked away in their dark, dank dens of edit. Many won't see sunlight until the September premieres, and will only emerge at night to seek out "my precious," aka cans of Red Bull.

First up, we have Matchstick Productions "Claim." They say it's the greatest ski movie ever. We don't know, we haven't seen it, but when a movie features Red Bull skiers Simon Dumont, Jon Olsson, Sean Pettit, and Shane McConkey, well, let's just say it's a damn good start.