Emile Bergeron is one of a rare breed of skiers who can do it all.
Photo by Brady Peron
Hey Emile!
Your season edit also just dropped last Friday -The Grand Classik.
What can we expect to watch?
Hey, thanks for reaching out !
So its some new content gathered in a cut, stoked on how it came out.
Do you have a process for filming urban?
Its so rewarding to be able to share the moments of rewards with your friends after all the work.
From watching some of your early edits, its apparent youve always had a sick rail game.
What first inspired you to transition from park to the streets?
It was so nice.
Our crew was really tight, full of motivation and comprehension, it made the whole process so enjoyable.
Big Up to Phil, Brady and Alex.
How did you effortlessly switch gears from urban, which you are known for, to backcountry?
It was so much fun to try out backcountry skiing.
Youre quite the opposite.
Do you believe short clips undermines the value and interest of full-length edits?
It plays a big role in todays industry for sure.
Still, its important to stay relevant in the world we live in.
Do you think its harder for skiers to go big time on the east coast, without moving west?
It could be, but it depends on what you’re aiming to do and your goals I think.
Going into the future, what is the next step in skiing for you?
Id for sure like to compete for the X-games Real ski.
And lastly, of course, is there anything else you want to say?
Shoutout to everyone that supports what we do and the love they are showing.
