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When the session for this hip was on, Romain was leading the charge. Still, he continued undeterred, transferring his extensive 35mm photographic knowledge and raw documentary style into shooting 16mm film — learning on location and flying by the seat of his pants to become one of the most acclaimed producers and filmmakers of the time. The Absinthe Films premiere tour, which included a full-sized tour bus visiting 30 locations across Europe, was, unsurprisingly, the best party in town. Between Onboard Magazine and Absinthe Films, few shooters did more to bring European snowboard culture to the masses. Brusti presented stunning Alps locations and cutting-edge riding to a global audience and invited everyone to join the party. Between and , we would always pack up an entire postproduction studio with all our cinematographers, editors, and graphic designers and post up for about seven weeks in Kauai, Hawaii, to edit the upcoming Absinthe Films movie. 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