Tomboy Tapes
THE TOMBOY TAPES: Southern Hemi Heroes
Women’s snowboarding is alive and well in the Southern Hemisphere. After The Uninvited and the WAYWARD New Zealand premiere, we’re looking south for a roll call of the women who have shaped—and continue to shape—snowboarding
WAYWARD WORLD PREMIERE — The Untold Story of Women's Snowboarding
Wayward is the first-ever feature documentary exploring the history of women’s snowboarding, directed by filmmaker Mia Lambson Brady. Premiering at Woodward Park City, the film highlights the riders, community, and overlooked stories that shaped women’s snowboarding from the very beginning.
THE TOMBOY TAPES: First-ish — Breakthroughs & Building Blocks
From pro models and magazine covers to women-led film crews and gear designed by women for women, these behind-the-scenes firsts helped shape the snowboard industry as we know it.
THE TOMBOY TAPES: First-ish — Pioneers On Playback
“Firsts” are a big deal in snowboarding. But when it comes to women’s riding, a lot of them were never filmed or even remembered. So while working on our doc, we started the archive ourselves.
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THE TOMBOY TAPES: Southern Hemi Heroes
Women’s snowboarding is alive and well in the Southern Hemisphere. After The Uninvited and the WAYWARD New Zealand premiere, we’re looking south for a roll call of the women who have shaped—and continue to shape—snowboarding
WAYWARD WORLD PREMIERE — The Untold Story of Women's Snowboarding
Wayward is the first-ever feature documentary exploring the history of women’s snowboarding, directed by filmmaker Mia Lambson Brady. Premiering at Woodward Park City, the film highlights the riders, community, and overlooked stories that shaped women’s snowboarding from the very beginning.
THE TOMBOY TAPES: First-ish — Breakthroughs & Building Blocks
From pro models and magazine covers to women-led film crews and gear designed by women for women, these behind-the-scenes firsts helped shape the snowboard industry as we know it.
THE TOMBOY TAPES: First-ish — Pioneers On Playback
“Firsts” are a big deal in snowboarding. But when it comes to women’s riding, a lot of them were never filmed or even remembered. So while working on our doc, we started the archive ourselves.
