The LINE Crew Throws Down: Wallisch, Lundquist, and Wesson Hit The Streets In Rendition Film
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Street skiing pulses with raw energy and a bold, DIY attitude that defines its culture. LINE Skis has long carried the torch for this movement, and their new short film Rendition keeps that fire burning bright. Directed by Patrick Ring, the film isn’t just a collection of hammers—it’s a full-throttle love letter to the ski and skate movies that shaped a generation.
A Project Built on Heritage and Innovation
Following Daycare, Ring returns to the urban playground with a crew of heavy hitters and underground legends. The lineup is stacked: Tucker FitzSimons, Tom Wallisch, Taylor Lundquist, Andy Parry, Kale Cimperman, Will Wesson, Dasha Agafonova-Knight, Bennie Osnow, Tweak, and Ring himself all throw down.
The crew filmed Rendition over the course of a year. It wasn't a linear story, it weaves homages and subtle nods to the films that defined freeskiing culture. Ring intentionally filled the short with hidden “easter eggs.”
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The Urban Playground: Progression and Style
The focus stays on finding unique features and reimagining familiar spots in bold, creative ways. The segment choreography and editing—Patrick Ring’s signature style—feel sharp, fast-paced, and alive with urban energy.
The film stands out for honoring ski film history, the foundation of modern freeskiing. It connects the lineage from early park skiing and classic street segments to today’s technical era.
