JP Auclair Street Segment (from Sherpas Cinemas' All.I.Can)

Check the award-winning 70min film, "All.I.Can." by Sherpas Cinema

Press reviews:
- "Captivating. Fascinating. Life Changing." - Todd Heath, BombSnow Magazine.

All.I.Can Awards:
"BEST FEATURE-LENGTH MOUNTAIN FILM" - Banff Mountain Film Festival 2011
"BEST DOCUMENTARY" - IF3 Film Festival Montreal 2011
"MOST INNOVATIVE VISUAL FX" - IF3 Film Festival Montreal 2011
"BEST SKI FILM" - Adventure Film Festival, Boulder 2011
"BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY" - ESPN Fan Favorites

This segment directed by Dave Mossop & JP Auclair
Location: Trail, Rossland, and Nelson, BC.
Notice anything at 0:44?

Music: Dance Yrself Clean, by LCD Soundsystem.

Thanks for joining us!!

[EHSounds]

Every year I come back to this a few times. Keep on shredding in peace mate.

[thingermahjigsmith]

I remember reading an interview with JP Auclair saying how this whole project could have been better... there were no tricks... yada yada yada. But I think the simplicity of this and great editing is what makes this film shine. Everyone has that dream of being able to find those last bits of snow in town to get one more line and it doesn't have to be big or flashy, just a fix to get the blood pumping. Kudos to everyone who worked on this project. Your presence will be missed JP.

[valeriecyr]

Still here in 2024....we love you JP 🐤

[gabrielmaddern]

As a skier I love this line and video. As a ski tuner this video makes me cry. Rip JP

[MikeFinkel]

This is one of the most gorgeously shot and wonderfully presented bits of ski filmmaking I have ever seen. I'm terribly saddened to hear about the avalanche that took JP's life.

[scubardiveshop]

This video was filmed on the streets I played on as a kid.
I’ve never seen any ski video anything like the works of this one.
Absolutely incredible!!!

[Jugendsegler]

Still one of the most creative edits of all time! I can not believe it is 6 years old! 🙈 Rest in Peace!

[oceanceaser]

RIP, I still remember getting inspired by this video and going and making my own little suburban run.  You will be missed

[carbonclouds]

Still here in 23'
Ride In Paradise J.P.❄️

[evmanbutts]

My uncle, who I no longer talk to, showed me this video when my family was spending time at his cottage and home in Ottawa when I was around 12. My grandma danced around listening to the song, and my young impressionable mind was amazed by how well edited this video was, how clear the image was, and how the minimal tricks lined up with the music. I've grown now, and come to realize that this edit was a massive inspiration to my photography, as well as my snowboarding. Though my grandma has passed and me and my uncle no longer see each other every summer, watching this edit still brings me back to that day. Thank you JP, RIP.

[timdwyer]

Still coming back over and over again, a decade plus later. Five of the best minutes ever put on film.

[Extremesports]

Shred in peace JP, Jamie Pierre, Riley Poor, Sarah Burke and all the late great skiers of that era. Your talent and style helped progress skiing. We miss you!

[spreck]

LCD Soundsystem played this as their last song at Lolla this year, it blew my mind, it took be back to the time i got to ski with JP, R.I.P.

[zippygreen]

Every time I make a trip to the mountains I watch this and listen to the song on repeat for awhile the first day. Some of the best vibes. RIP JP Auclaire!

[AndyDJane]

5 years since we lost this rad dude!! RIP JP

[lisaallen]

I just discovered this video by random chance on a sleepless night and I’ve now I’ve watched it 4 times because it’s probably the coolest video I’ve ever seen. Then I read the tragic story of JP Auclair. Probably shredding the clouds all throughout heaven 🤘🏾❤️

[ItsTeejayHiphop]

If you look at the very end of the street at 0:44 you can see him skiing by

[elizabethasmith]

Every year around Christmas I watch this - it’s my RIP snow dance.

[dreyno]

One of my all-time favorite ski videos!! I come back to it every ski season just to get pumped up again! Excellent film-making!!

[eyoutube]

The music 3diting, directing, the cameraman, and of course the stunts.