We just finished designing an unbreakable and completely waterproof case for our GoPro’s. It’s super light weight and is loaded with space for everything we need. I’ve been working closely with Rick Bohlman at Caseman to design the perfect case. We are definitely excited to start production on this case and look forward to using it this season!

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As most of you probably already know GoPro will be releasing the Wi-Fi BacPac™ + Wi-Fi Remote Combo Kit next month. We are definitely excited and will be in line to buy them as soon as they’re available!

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CPP has made more progress in the last 7 days than it has in the last 7 years. We don’t say it enough… and it’s true… and it’s not the drugs! Without further ado CPP will present all future video projects in HD 3D 720p, 960p, and 1080p.

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So me and that guy behind me went shredding today at Sundance. As you’ve probably already duly noted. The weather was amazing, it was super sunny, and the groomers were awesome! The GoPro HD Hero 2 is quite possibly one of my most favorite inventions ever, not only is it super affordable, it also produces some of the most vivid picture and video quality I’ve ever had the pleasure of working with.

Sometimes we get so caught up in life that we overlook the brilliance of the the world around us. This was one of the last runs of the day, we had just unloaded at the top of Bishop’s Bowl and had to stop and take some shots. We almost missed out on this amazing scenery!

We logged some great footage! I’m excited to start editing. Hopefully I’ll have a video posted in the next couple of days.

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CPP would like to introduce the newest ‘edition’ to the family. Yeah, it’s on. CPP has made a lot of progress in the last 5 days, and with a new year to work with, there’s still plenty of room for growth!

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My internal clock is on Austrian standard time just in case you were wondering. An idea presented itself late last night. Normally I would have just passed it up, but this time I didn’t. As a result, I present to you this small behind the scenes look at the creation of the CPPodcast. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlrG410XeV4

I’m a little tired, I’m not gonna lie. So what if I didn’t get any sleep? This year things are going to be different. I’m not going to waste any more time passing up good ideas.

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I spent the whole night editing the newest episode of CPPodcast and as I was sorting through old material, I came across some footage I almost forgot about. It was filmed in 1080p making it the highest quality footage I have ever worked with. I initially planned on using the footage in the podcast but thought it would be best to start work on a second CPP Promo. I’ve been thinking a lot about possible ideas for the next CPP Promo and hopefully with enough direction and creativity I will be able to post it within the next month. Luckily I was able to post the CPPodcast tonight and start the new year out right.

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CPP has been around for almost 7 years now. I’m sure a lot of you may have questions about our purpose. How we started. What our plans are for the future.

In the fall of 2004 we started filming for a project, we had no idea what we were going to call it, or how we were going to piece it together, but we were determined to make it happen. Over the coarse of a snowboard season we had a name, a logo, and a purpose. CPP went online in 2006 with the formation of a Myspace profile. Towards the end of 2007 we had our first stickers printed. In 2008 we launched our website. It was a rough start, most of the TEAM was spread around the globe at the time but we kept moving forward. 2008 was a year of first’s for Chocolate Pudding. The MIRCOFILM™ was introduced that year along with our first CPPodcast and T-Shirts. Our logo went through a slight change for the better. Our TEAM grew from 3 to 12 members. In 2009 we started a FB group which later evolved into a page in 2010.

Why start a production company? The first goal was to make a snowboard video our future kids could watch, something they could experience to let them get a taste of what we were like at their age. The idea of creating a project (an identity that would survive) was inspiring. CPP would in essence become a projection of our perspective on the world. The principles we brought with us are still in place, but our focus has shifted to making t-shirts and stickers. I want to bring clarity and specificity to our purpose without clouding the issue with useless additives. Our mission is to promote freedom and creativity much like that of a glorified artist. Our purpose is to design and manufacture products that reflect our own personalities as well as those of our supporters.

Where are we going? There are so many directions we could go as a team. CPP is a basically a palette of potential. A blank canvas. A medium of creativity. The future will always be full of uncertainty, but with an idea in place progress becomes natural.

I don’t like definitive endings to films; as a natural result I like leaving room for interpretation.

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