The guys from I Heart Snow Productions are releasing weekly videos of footage that they gather for their 2011 project. This “Weekly Quickie” was filmed at Stowe on some of the early season park features. The video features riding from John Murphy, Ralph Kucharek, Jesse Curran, Kiah Ellis and Erik Roomett. If you haven’t heard of I Heart Snow Productions, visit their website HERE. They are one of the up-and-coming East Coast Snowboarding production houses. They have footage from all over the country, but don’t let that fool you, their East Coast roots run deep!
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