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The Roaring Fork Valley native - born in Aspen, raised in Basalt - broke into the ski movie game five winters back. Hinchliffe, 30, is featured in three films screening this weekend at The Meeting, the annual gathering of the ski industry tribes at the Wheeler Opera House and film festival showcasing the yearвЂ™s biggest new ski porn titles. This weekend itвЂ™ll be hard to miss him on the big screen, as well. вЂThe Fourth Phase,вЂ™ Wheeler Opera HouseДҐ:30 вЂMonumental: Skiing Our National Parks,вЂ™ Wheeler Opera HouseД© вЂThe Manboys MovieвЂ™ & вЂInsight,вЂ™ Belly Up AspenД¬olter Hinchliffe is a familiar local face in Aspen - behind the bar, around town, on the hill. вЂRuin & Rose,вЂ™ Wheeler Opera HouseДЁ:30 вЂThe Fourth Phase,вЂ™ Wheeler Opera HouseДЈ p.m. Tickets: Wheeler Opera House box office Д¦:30 p.m.

tetongravity.Where: Wheeler Opera House Belly Up Aspen

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UnReal |В Adrenaline fueled feature filmВ written, directed, and edited by Anthill Films in partnership with Teton Gravity Research that celebrates breaking free from the confines of reality and venturing into a boundless world of fat tire bliss. Trails in Motion |В Annual international trail running film festival that brings a collection of the finest trail and ultra running films to audiences in more than 30 countries-including U.S. Includes Q&A with filmmakers and elite runners, workshops, group trail runs and other special events. The Trail Running Film Festival |В North America-based tour shows films in modern theaters. GiddyUP! Film TourВ |В Bringing mountain bikers together for evening of cold beer, good conversation and the best films in fat tire cinema. вЂњBut the popularity of mountain biking has grown so much that now these summer film tours make just as much sense as the winter ones.вЂќД«uilderВ | Mountain bike trail building, told through the eyes of the sportвЂ™s top riders. вЂњWe couldnвЂ™t have done this five years ago,вЂќ says Coffey.

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ItвЂ™s the increased participation in such mountain sports thatвЂ™s arguably the most significant driver of the uptick in film tours. Of course, trail running, fly fishing, and mountain biking videos have been around for decades. вЂњBrands typically associated with skiing and mountaineering-Salomon, The North Face, and Patagonia-have begun to take an interest in trail running,вЂќ he says. Sponsors have noticed, says James Hallett, founder and director of the South Africa-based Trails In Motion Film Tour, which focuses on trail running. вЂњWe try to create a festival atmosphere at each event,вЂќ says Jones, вЂњa place where the tribe can gather and celebrate life.вЂќ A screening in Salt Lake City pulled in 1,800 people. вЂњWe know people donвЂ™t hang up their skis and boards and sit inside all summer,вЂќ says Todd Jones, founder of Teton Gravity Research, which is handling financing, distribution, and marketing for unReal, a mountain bike flick they produced with Anthill Films that debuted in Vancouver this June. вЂњWhen you put it on the big screen, add beers and good conversation, itвЂ™s an easy sell.вЂќ вЂњPeople want to see good films about the sports theyвЂ™re passionate about,вЂќ says Farrell. It was an F3T show that inspired Dan Farrell of Lyons, Colorado to launch the mountain bike-focused GiddyUP! Film Tour this past June. F3T curates submissions from filmmaking anglers, and tours the best around the U.S. Leading the way are aggregators like the Fly Fishing Film Tour (F3T), which has grown 270 percent in the past five years. WhatвЂ™s changed is that today any cyclist, trail runner, or angler can pick up an HD camera and-with some decent editing skills-tell unique stories. Historically though, outside of the lucky folks who can attend a Banff Mountain Film Festival stop, summer films have been exceedingly rare one-offs. The outdoor film tour concept has thrived in the winter sports realm for years, with the likes of Warren Miller and Teton Gravity Research regularly packing theaters with skiers and snowboarders hungry for their latest feature-length film. After a mid-April premiere at the annual Sea Otter Classic cycling event, the film has screened in more than 40 locales worldwide. вЂњBut then we started getting inquiries about a tour,вЂќ says co-producer Julian Coffey. Backed by the popular fat tire website, the goal was to leverage the siteвЂ™s large traffic numbers and sell $10 downloads through iTunes. The initial business plan for the mountain bike film Builder focused on Internet sales.

Cyclists and trail runners starВ in high country film tours.Д«y Jason Sumner | Photograph by Allen Krughoff

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