"Social Report" is the 2nd movie from the Journal Project. It highlights all of the social exchanges, both positive and negative, that come through our practice of snowboarding. From the grumbling grandpa, to the super hyped schoolchildren, not a session goes by without interacting with the locals… and often, the police.
Street snowboarding is an emotional rollercoaster. Between your 27th and your 28th try, the worst day of your season can become the best. But either way, your friends are there to have your back. We try to illustrate all of this in our "Social Report".
The Journal Project is a tribute to print, paper, analog film and full movies. These concrete things that are still a part of our culture, 40 years after people first became obsessed with sliding sideways on snow. The project was born from friends, both snowboarders and photographers who wanted to share their stories.
Switzerland
Director
Lionel Moerch
Director, Rider
Filmography
Journal. The diary of a snowboarder (2020)
Production
Lionel Moerch (Journal Project)
Director, Rider
Questions and Answers
Athletes
Elliot MAIRE, Fred COUDERC, Maveric RIAL, Lionel MOERCH
SKI CATEGORIES
For this year’s iF3 Movie Awards, any and all films about skiing, snowboarding or a mixture of the two are eligible.
AMATEUR
- Film of the year
- Skier of the year
ATHLETE
- Standout Female Skier of the year
- Standout Male Skier of the year
- Breakout Skier of the year
PRO
- Best Short Movie (under 20min)
- Best Urban Segment
- Best Backcountry Segment
- Best Storytelling
- Jury’s Pick (both Ski & Snowboard films eligible)
- Best Cinematography
- Best Editing
- Film of the Year
SNOWBOARD CATEGORIES
Whether it’s focused on freestyle, freeride, urban, backcountry, telemark skiing, mountaineering, adventuring, a documentary subject, or anything in between, your film is welcome at iF3.
AMATEUR
- Film of the year
- Snowboarder of the year
ATHLETE
- Standout Female Snowboarder of the year
- Standout Male Snowboarder of the year
- Breakout Snowboarder of the year
PRO
- Best Short Movie (under 20min)
- Best Urban Segment
- Best Backcountry Segment
- Best Storytelling
- Jury’s Pick (both Ski & Snowboard films eligible)
- Best Cinematography
- Best Editing
- Film of the Year
