Scott Serfas is your typical hockey-loving Canadian shred, who also happens to be one of the world's most respected snowboard photographer. It's not easy to be the still photo guy on backcountry shoots where the movie cameras always command center stage, and their share of the heli time, but Serfas has managed to make it work. Over the past two years the TransWorld Snowboarding Magazine senior staff photographer has taken over 10,000 photos of the Art of Flight crew. As we gear up for premiere week, we thought we'd let him tell us a bit about his experience working with Curt Morgan and Travis Rice. Enjoy.
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