Fernie Freeskier Caleb Brown recently spent three weeks on the rails as part of a new Storm Cycles production; the first of four webisodes to be released today. He was the only Canadian of the four up-and-coming freeskiers that joined the Storm Cycles film crew to shoot the epic 12-day North American ski trip via Amtrak trains.

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“I was excited to be a part of this project. It was a great experience with an amazing crew and we managed to hit the storm cycles on the way, so the name fits!” explains Caleb. “To be a part of this unique production and to travel by train was a crazy experience, unlike any ski trip or film shoot I have ever been a part of.”

Caleb Brown was born and raised in Fernie, British Columbia with Fernie Alpine Resort as his home mountain and playground. His career began as a Junior Freeski competitor with many podium finishes. The last five years Caleb competed on the Freeskiing World Tour, winning the Young Gun Award his first season where he placed 19th overall and the following year on the tour he placed 15th overall. Furthering his career as a freeskier, Caleb is exploring new opportunities outside of competition for the 2013/2014 season. With film shoots and off the beaten path ski trips in his schedule, the season has started well for the motivated 22 year old who is known in the industry for his big airs and technical lines.