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Download “The Art of FLIGHT” Music from iTunes

Check out the music from “The Art of FLIGHT” and download songs from Apple iTunes using the widget or by clicking on the note icon below.

“The Art of FLIGHT” movie was released September 2011 and premiered to enthusiastic audiences around the US and is on a world tour throughout the fall. Didn’t get a chance to see it? Download the flick from iTunes HERE.

Want to learn more behind the scenes info about the music? Director/cinematographer Curt Morgan talks about the soundtrack for the film in this VIDEO.

The M83 tracks in the soundtrack are from their new album “Hurry Up We’re Dreaming,” which was released Oct 18, 2011.

Segment	Artist	Song	iTunes
Intro 1	Defrag	Element l1
Intro 2	M83	Outro
So Far Gone 1	Hendrickson/Dick/Harry	Before the Storm
So Far Gone 2	Deadmau5	Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff (feat. Rob Swire)
Down Days	Oswin Macintosh	Passion Victim
Wizard	The Naked and Famous	No Way
No Bueno	Apparat	Ash/Black Veil
Darwin 1	Klaus Badelt	Nowhere to Run
Darwin 2	Blockhead	Sunday Seance (Loka Remix)
Home 1	The Album Leaf	Another Day
Home 2	The Naked and Famous	Young Blood
Home 3	Mel Wesson	Motional Rescue Pulse
Avalanche 1	Mel Wesson	Stark Light
Avalanche 2	Sigur Ros	Track 6
Where the Water Flows like Wine	M83	Intro
Revelstoked	Hum	Iron Clad Lou
More stoked	The Black Angels	Young Men Dead
Even more stoked	M83	My Tears Are Becoming A Sea
Credits 1	Okkervil River	Westfall
Credits 2	We Are Augustines	Chapel Song
Teaser	The Three Corners Of The Earth	Fire Shall Devour Them

Brain Farm’s latest production was a 30 and 60 sec spot that started airing this past Sunday. The Travis Rice World of Red Bull spot debuted on MTV’s Video Music Awards and will continue to run for the next few months.

Travis Rice and the Brain Farm crew have emerged from the deep backcountry and taken over a now-closed mountain in Aspen, Colo. for a private park and pipe shoot this week. This is the second to last filming segment for the two-year movie project “The Art of Flight” , which will make its long-anticipated debut this September.

Though Rice has been filming steadily with Mark Landvik, Scotty Lago, John Jackson, Nicolas Müller, Gigi Rüf, Jake Blauvelt, Jeremy Jones and DCP for this project, only two of the usual suspects are here in Aspen. Landvik is here to provide comic relief, as he blew out his knee on the same jump that took out Lago’s jaw in January and is still recovering from knee-surgery. Lago is here, with a fully functioning jaw, and he brought along his Frends.

For the past five days the many high-tech, next-level technology film cameras have been trained on Lago, Danny Davis, and Jack and Luke Mitrani. CLICK FOR THE REST OF THE STORY

By Aaron Orlando – Revelstoke Times Review
In Revelstoke, a winter’s day doesn’t go by without at least some filming for some kind of ski or snowboard production. Maybe it’s helmet cam shots of your glade line, some pocket HD of jumps off a booter or even something with a director and a budget.

But when they are dropping tens of thousands to fly specialists in from California to wrap your helicopter with Red Bull graphics, you know it’s in a different league.

Scott Newsome of Revelstoke’s Eagle Pass Heli-Skiing invited the Times Review up to Selkirk Mountain Helicopters’ facility on Mar. 16. We witnessed the unveiling of an A-Star helicopter newly-decorated with a full Red Bull logo package, and a helicopter safety briefing for the upcoming snowboard production The Art of Flight.

The Art of Flight follows snowboarders Travis Rice, John Jackson, Mark Landvik, Scotty Lago, Jake Blauvelt, Nicolas Muller, Gigi Ruf, DCP and Pat Moore as they travel the globe and push the limits of the sport.

Travis Rice was on hand for the safety briefing. He’s been in town for about 10 days and has done some filming in the snowcat terrain at Revelstoke Mountain Resort and some sled-accessed riding. It’s his first time to Revelstoke. “It’s everything I’ve always heard it would be,” Rice told the Times Review. “A little more actually. I always heard good things ever since the resort opened.”

For those who follow snowboarding, Rice needs no introduction. Rice is firmly amongst the biggest names in the sport. He’s been Transworld Snowboarding rider of the year, won many big air and halfpipe competitions over the past decade, amongst many other awards, wins and video parts.

“I’ve heard from a lot of people how insane it is,” Rice said of the snow and terrain around Revelstoke. “It was great getting up here finally to see for myself.”

The above-average snow season looks like it will keep the production in Revelstoke longer than planned. “We were going to be going to [Alaska], but you guys are having the best season since the late ’70s and AK is having one of the worst seasons of all time, so we’re thinking of maybe just hanging out and finishing off … the project,” Rice said.

So, is it all work and no play? “I like to think that our business is spiked with pleasure,” Rice said, saying the riders and crew will be out and about town in the next few weeks.

The Art of Flight is being produced by Brain Farm Digital Cinema. Company president Curt Morgan, who was behind the 2008 snowboard epic That’s It, That’s All was also on hand at the heli-pad.

“It’s the story of Travis Rice and friends basically going out in search of the best terrain in the world, and this is going to be one of the spots in the movie,” said Morgan.

Morgan and Brain Farm are also producing an eight-part TV series that focuses on the production of The Art of Flight. It’ll follow the crew through locations including Patagonia, Jackson Hole, Alaska and here in Revelstoke. One of the one-hour episodes will feature their stay here.

Morgan said he worked with Scott Newsome on a production near Nelson, B.C., and he convinced Morgan to bring the production up here.

In addition to filming with Eagle Pass Heli-Skiing, they were also filming up at Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Morgan said they’ve had a great few days at RMR. “Everyone up at RMR have been awesome, super helpful.” They did some pioneering use of a specialized stabilized camera mounted atop a cat, he said.

Brain Farm is known for their pioneering digital filming techniques and innovating new camera mounting techniques for action sports genres. “It’s just the next level of cinematography and just an epic adventure story of travelling the world and dealing with all of the variables that come into play while trying to make a film about snowboarding,” Morgan said of the production and the TV series.

He says Red Bull is one of the sponsors of the TV episodes, and he’s currently shopping the series, saying he’s got interest from “really, really large” networks bidding on it.

He said Revelstoke has been a great host so far. “The people are so welcoming to us, and so friendly,” he said. “On top of that, of course you’re sitting on some of the best terrain in the world and some of the best snow.”

Morgan adds: “It’s shaping up to be a real good film shoot for us – if we ever see the sun.”

For Eagle Pass Heli-Skiing’s Scott Newsome, the production is a big boost for the company.

“For us, it’s a real big deal,” Newsome told the Times Review. “For Eagle Pass, it’s awesome. It’s amazing.”

Ownership of the Eagle Pass changed in December of 2010. It is now operated by Scott Newsome, Matt Pinto, Michael Wood and Andy Freeland. Freeland was with the company since before the ownership change.

Newsome notes the talent in the film and the production company behind it. “Nothing really compares to this film,” Newsome said. “It’s a real production.”

“It’s really stunning that we can showcase our terrain here and the town of Revelstoke,” he said. “It’s a real big thing for the community, as well as us at Eagle Pass.”

FOR MORE PHOTOS AND FULL STORY

Just when you thought the producers of “That’s It, That’s All” couldn’t top themselves comes a new breed of snowboarding entertainment. “The Art of FLIGHT” follows Travis Rice, John Jackson, Mark Landvik, Scotty Lago, Jake Blauvelt, Nicolas Muller, Gigi Ruf, DCP and Pat Moore as they dream up new global adventures and progress the sport to unimaginable levels. Brain Farm has gathered an arsenal of the most advanced and progressive filmmaking technology to bring the masses a snowboarding adventure of epic proportions. Filmed on location in Jackson Hole, Alaska, Chile, Aspen, Patagonia, British Columbia and more, FLIGHT brings the viewer along for the perfect blend of adventure/travel drama and high-energy snowboarding action. “The Art of FLIGHT” releases September 2011. www.theartofflightmovie.com

from ESPN.com
by Melissa Larsen and Jesse Brown
It’s not fun traveling on the holidays when there isn’t a massive storm blanketing the country. Add precipitation into the mix, and watch the stranded-airport-traveler fireworks explode. Last week, I saw the other side of the near-constant snow… Read more on ESPN.com

Travis Rice Christmas from snow video hub on Vimeo.

by Tim Zimmerman (on ESPN.com)

Two-year movie projects are all the rage, and Travis Rice’s next one is surely going to set more than a couple new standards. Since the snowfall tallies in Rice and Brain Farm Cinema’s Jackson Hole home…. READ MORE

Scott Serfas talks about Travis Rice and the Movie Flight

Scott Serfas talks about Travis Rice and the Movie Fligth from BuoLoco on Vimeo.

Update from Chile 2. The making of Brain Farm’s movie “Flight”.
It was a long month in Chile shooting along side with the Brain Farm Digital Cinema crew searching for pow in the Andes. We started in Farellones, near the ski resort of Valle Nevado. With a way less than average snow pack we decided to fly south to Termas de Chillan. There was more snow but finding good snow was impossible. If it was sunny the snow was wind hammered and if… READ MORE