Jesse Burtner
The Weather Outside Is Weather
What are you going to do with your year, winter, day? Hopefully not waste it wondering what could have been. Over here at Think Thank we say occupy your moments! The Weather Outside is Weather no matter what you do, so you might as well enjoy it. Speculation be damned! Analysis paralysis be gone! The Earth spins, the wind howls, the snow falls and about all one can really control, aside from cowering in the flickering phone light, is to grab the crew and go ride. Whatever time, temp, odds, oddball or obstacle is in front of us our crew is assembled and spiraling off into the inner space of mini shred and the open abyss of mega rad. From Alaska to Amsterdam, Snoqualmie to Sochi no patch will be left un-worked. We'll stretch our legs on copious garbage can lid layovers along the journey of suspended reality digging deep in to the creative ids of Think Thank's progressive snowboard explorers. Along this journey we won't know much, but we'll know we love snowboarding and that the Weather Outside is Weather and that that may be all we need to know.
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Methods of Prediction
Think Thank Snowboarding Almanac presents “Methods of Prediction." Scattered across the wind worn plains a group of free spirited snowboard life enthusiasts search for magical moments and the future of fun. Armed with snowboards, shovels, 2 white vans, various propulsion devices, cones, cans and combat like bond of friendship the Think Thank crew scours the globe leaving no park un-jibbed, no rope un-towed, no booter un-flipped and no pow un-slashed. Through extensive field research this crack team of snowboard bosses gets down to the grass roots of what makes snowboarding tick. So flip the Tarot cards, steep the tea, consult the star charts and chart the star’s homes because the end is only the beginning when the Think Thank Snowboarding Almanac uses it's "Methods of Prediction!"
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Think Thank Presents: Right Turn Left Turn
Right Turn Left Turn looks at the season of five snowboarders exploring the art of turning and everywhere it leads them. From a beginner’s side-slide to the perfect high speed carve, Think Thank Special Projects aims to show how the simple act of turning your board can unlock an entire universe of snowboard self expression. Chris Beresford, Max Warbington, Chris Larson, Jesse Burtner and Fredrik Perry explore the world using their snowboards both to interpret what they see and to leave their own unique signature behind. Whether it be carving groomers, slashing powder, getting weird in the city or lapping the local park, it all starts with a Right Turn Left Turn.
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Brain Dead Heart Attack: A Think Thank Production
After ten years of progression through creativity; Think Thank is "BRAIN DEAD and Having a HEART ATTACK!". In "Brain Dead Heart Attack" Think Thank upholds its reputation in delivering snowboarding's most unique and creative talent while introducing up and coming riders, new music and unexpected tricks. Ten years has led up to this; Think Thank's most mind numbing, heart stopping freestyle snowboard video ever. Thanks brains! Starring the hearts and minds of: Jaeger Bailey, Chris Beresford, Brandon Hammid, Jesse Burtner, Nial Romanek, Nick Visconti, Curtis Woodman, Sammy Luebke, Brendon Hupp, Mitch Richmond, Ted Borland, Brandon Reis, Desiree Melancon, Sean Black, Kyle Lopiccolo, Ted Lavoie, Sam Hulbert. With guest appearances by: Sean Genovese, Mark Landvik, Johnny Miller, Scott Stevens, Gus Engle, Chris Rasman, Danyale Patterson, Freddy Perry, Ben Bogart, Garrett Swenson, Chris Larson, Masaki Kitae, Garrett Warnick, Ryan Paul, Austen Granger and Jason Robinson.
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Mind the Video Man: A Think Thank Production
Think Thank's ninth release Mind The Video Man explores progressive freestyle snowboarding with those in the vanguard and those about to make their mark. A mixture of original Think Thankers and brand new faces come together to throw down Think Thank's best action to date. Follow the video man and his crew as they push the limits of possibility and progression through creativity in an attempt to create something of meaning that will withstand the new media onslaught and the test of time. Mind the video, man.
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