Teton Gravity Research is an extreme sport production company based in Teton Village, Wyoming

Wyoming

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. They have been producing skiing, snowboarding and surfing films since 1996 and are best known for films like Tangerine Dream and Anomaly. The films focus on world-class athletes skiing, snowboarding, snowmobiling, surfing and kayaking surfing in the best locations around the world. The company have produced over 20 films. A clip from the film Lost and Found was shown at the Macworld

Macworld

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 2008 Keynote by Steve Jobs

Steve Jobs

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. It featured Erik Roner Skibase jumping off Cajun Couloir to the song "Out On The Streets" by Bang Camaro

Bang Camaro

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 and was shown to illustrate the Podcast

Podcast

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 feature of Apple TV.

TGR was founded by Corey Gavitt, brothers Todd and Steve Jones, and Dirk Collins. Gavitt, the son of legendary basketball coach and ex-Boston Celtics

Boston Celtics

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 CEO Dave Gavitt

Dave Gavitt

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, grew up in Providence, Rhode Island

Providence, Rhode Island

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 and spent summers on Cape Cod

Cape Cod

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. He was a high school all-American lacrosse player and graduated from the University of North Carolina

University of North Carolina

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, where he won a national championship. He is a former University of Maryland assistant woman's basketball coach, Boston Celtics scout, and special assistant to the Celtics General Manager. Steve Jones grew up on Cape Cod and spent the weekends skiing in Stowe, Vermont

Stowe, Vermont

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. He graduated from Holderness School

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 in 1987. He later transferred to the University of Montana and graduated from the National Outdoor Leadership School

National Outdoor Leadership School

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. Brother Todd Jones also grew up on Cape Cod and spent the weekends skiing in Stowe. He is a 1989 graduate of Kimball Union Academy

Kimball Union Academy

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. He attended the University of Montana and graduated from the National Outdoor Leadership School. Dirk Collins, the son of a kayaker, grew up skiing and climbing in the Chugach Mountains

Chugach Mountains

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 of Alaska

Alaska

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. He attended high school in Anchorage

Anchorage, Alaska

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 and completed two years at the University of Alaska Anchorage

University of Alaska Anchorage

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 before moving to Jackson Hole

Jackson Hole

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in 1991. The four met skiing and working as commercial fishermen in Alaska.

Films

• "The Continuum" - 1996
• "Harvest" - 1997
• "Uprising" - 1998
• "The Realm" - 1999
• "Area 51" - 1999
• "Further" - 2000
• "Los Alamos" - 2000
• "Mind the Addiction" - 2001
• "Subject To Change" - 2001
• "Gondwana" - 2001
• "The Prophecy" -2002
• "Salad Days" - 2002
• "High Life" - 2003
• "Soul Purpose" - 2004
• "Tangerine Dream" - 2005
• "Anomaly" - 2006
• "The Big One" -2006
• "Shack Therapy"(Surf film) - 2006
• "Lost and Found" - 2007
• "Under the Influence" - 2008
• "Out There" (Surf film) - 2008 is available online
• "Re:Session" - 2009
• "Generations"- 2009 is available online
• "Deeper" - 2010 is available online
• "Light the Wick" - 2010
• "One for the Road" - 2011

The most recent film released by Teton Gravity Research is entitled "One for the Road."

They also sponsor a forum for skiers to post trip reports and general outdoors topics.