Pat Moore: Blueprint

Finding great locations for street snowboarding takes a special eye, where the spot must often be as interesting as the tricks that could be done there. Pat is a master at finding a new spot's full potential. Seth Huot and Nic Sauve join in the hunt.

Snowboard films and photographs don't happen without people behind the lens in the right place at the right time. Meet Seth Huot, a pro snowboarder-turned-filmmaker whose knowledge and bond with the riders is crucial to capturing the action.

Pat Moore may be a veteran in the world of snowboarding, but he still has the same excitement as the rookies he's grooming to be the next generation of pros. Pat hits the road with some young bucks that push each other to new levels.

What's the most important thing about being a snowboarder? Money and fame, or the simple act of riding with friends? Jake Welch is a pro who suddenly found himself without sponsors, but never lost his passion for snowboarding.

Pat and the crew head to the Jackson Hole backcountry with legendary rider Bryan Iguchi. Bryan, now 40, tells his story of personal growth after his professional career ended. He embodies the phrase, "Once a snowboarder, always a snowboarder."

If riding powder had a dream team, it would be Terje Haakkonsen, Bryan Iguchi, Jamie Lynn, Seth Huot, and Pat Moore. The crew takes a trip to Baldface Lodge in Canada to reconnect with the mountains and brotherhood that makes this sport so special.