[Telemark Movie] A Telemark Tale 2018

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Follow Ty Dayberry and Bevan Waite through this multifaceted tale of two tele skiers. The winter starts slow in North America, but a couple of quick ski trips unravels a series of pow filled events that pull at your heart strings while keeping you holding your breath for more.

Produced By: Bevan Waite, Mountain Grown Media, LLC mountaingrownmedia.com Starring: Ty Dayberry & Bevan Waite

 


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