I learned to defer to experience and ask for the input from people your team - Jack has more experience as a cameraman and editor than me, so I would ask him for his opinion on narrative flow and sequencing

They're practising their cinematographic and festival-attendance skills in England for now, so have a look at this great video they made of their trip to Freeze Festival in Battersea.

Whilst many skiers are now going straight into Freeride, ski-racing is still a fantastic grounding for skills and techniques

It doesn’t matter what’s going to happen tomorrow because you are living for the moment and you are totally engrossed in it. You are loving being there and being present like that. People who commit themselves to this lifestyle take advantage of it, like there might not be a tomorrow.

The trailer is one of the best I have ever seen - I can watch it on loop! The editing and production is top-notch, the soundtrack incredible and the skiing is awe-inspiring; the whole package has been brilliantly but together. No other film has made me want to go skiing more.

Whether you’re looking for inspiration, challenge, wonder or emotion; snow, or rock; fire-engine or bicycle; there’s something for everyone at the Adventure Film Festival 2011. So jump on the website and see what’s showing near you. Some of these films may never be shown publicly again, so catch them whilst you can!

Ski-fans of all origins, from City bankers to hardcore powder hounds, come to gape at a blur of metal and flesh, laid down by teenagers who you wouldn't look twice at in the fields of Reading Festival.

So that's what we can learn about skiing from the All Blacks - professionalism, maturity and training will prepare us to make the most of our time on the mountain.

Thus we can conclude: people will keep doing seasons until they find Verbier, because other resorts leave a sense of dissatisfaction. And when people arrive in Verbier, they don't want to leave. Therefore, Verbier is clearly the best resort!