To film skiing, you first have to love skiing. No one, except maybe the most dedicated filmmakers, will happily leave a comfortable, climate-controlled
In winter, the picturesque Lake Tahoe is battered by wind, snow, and icy air. That's great for skiers who frequent the surrounding ski resorts, but less so if, like Dane Gaffney and Anders Koijane, your goal is to swim in the lake’s often frigid depths every day for a year.
An unseasonably cold storm pushed its way through the Lake Tahoe region on Saturday, August 24th, 2024 bringing the first measurable snowfall of the season at high elevations.
Palisades Tahoe is the crown jewel of California. From being the filming site for Hot Dog... The Movie, G.N.A.R., and the recent ski comedy Weak Layers,
The stars were out in full force during the 2025 World Series. From Max Scherzer in Toronto to Freddie Freeman, Mookie Betts, and of course, Shohei Ohtani, in Los Angeles, there was no shortage of the game's best under the brightest lights.
Tahoe-based, internationally-known ski filmmaker Scott Gaffney just released a film online. To clarify, the film has been out for almost three decades, but was unavailable to stream online. Now, 'breathe' is free to watch on YouTube (see embedded video below), thanks to digitizing efforts.
Palisades Tahoe, California is closing after Monday, May 27th, 2024, but filmmaking legend Scott Gaffney proves there's still "plenty" of exciting spring lines to be skied.
Tahoe-based filmmaker Scott Gaffney shared a clip of his also Tahoe-based nephew (and local pro) Noah Gaffney doing a "massive dub back" off a rarely hit air at Palisades Tahoe, CA. Watch below. The air is called “Goodwill’s”, according to the Squ*llywood guide, and is named after snowboarder Matt Goodwill.
Filmmaker Scott Gaffney skipped the Pain McShlonkey contest at Palisades Tahoe this weekend "in the interest of self-preservation before a big Alaska trip"
Scott Gaffney, previous longtime Matchstick Productions director, the G in G.N.A.R., and potentially the hardest-ripping-skier-over-50, made a statement that caused many Tahoe skiers to do a double take. Gaffney said, "Wow.