The French freeriders unveil his latest film “Fréquences” shot in Méribel, between natural and artificial lights.
After “Stay True” unveiled at the start of the yearfreerider Jeremy Prevost is back in the Méribel area with his latest opus entitled “Fréquences”. This eight-minute short film immortalizes the frenzy of winter and the irresistible passion for skiing, day and night. “The scenes, filmed with a pure and minimalist aesthetic, alternate between the clarity of the day and the mystery of the night. The loop created by the visuals and the soundtrack keeps spectators in a state of fascination, conveying the intoxication and dependence linked to skiing. “Fréquences” is a raw and immersive visual experience, an artistic exploration of skiing and winter, that captures and holds our attention, while creating an unforgettable winter vortex. »
Discover the report from the show Riding Zone (produced by Puzzle Media), filmed in La Plagne in freeride mode with Enak Gavaggio, Fabien Maierhofer, Mathieu Navillod, Clément Noël and Côme Girardot.
