Art of Flight: The Series

The crew sets off with high expectations for what is to be the first shoot of The Art of Flight Movie. The team arrives in Canada only to find bad weather, high avalanche danger and risky helicopter situations. What was supposed to be a great beginning turns into a rough start for Art of Flight production.

With production behind and the snow melting, Curt and Travis have no choice but to head to Alaska in an expensive last-ditch effort to get what they need. Avalanche danger and bad weather set in and put production in jeopardy.

During bad weather in the Alaskan Tordillo mountain range the riders take to creating explosions and axe throwing while director Curt Morgan watches his budget dwindle. Finally the weather breaks and the crew decide to push even deeper into the Alaskan back country to ride "The Wizard of Ahh's".

While Alaska ended well it did not get The Art of Flight production back on track. The only choice for Travis and Curt is to chase winter to Chile. The crew arrives in the Andes mountains to find dangerous conditions. The only choice they have is to wait for snow, and explore the cities and countryside of Chile.

After devastating earthquakes and a volcanic eruption, The Art of Flight crew and riders find themselves stranded in Chile unsure of what to do next.

With excellent conditions at home in Jackson Hole, Travis and Curt invite pro snowboarders to explore the Wyoming back country. What follows is mind blowing action, scary season ending injuries and a lot of struggle for the crew as they try to manage large amounts of gear deep in the back country.

This is the last The Art of Flight shoot and with nothing to lose and everything to gain Curt and Travis decide to move production to Aspen, Colorado. Travis and the film crew must step up and work without their director Curt Morgan to save this last shoot and potentially the film itself.