Robin Van Gyn is a renowned big mountain snowboarder who has taken a different path to professionalism. Through her education and training to become a guide, she matches her skillset to the terrain that confronts her. In Fabric, Robin shares what she knows with up-and-comer Estelle Pensiero to help further her own journey into the mountains.

Paige Alms is a world champion big wave surfer who has studied and surfed Jaws for the majority of her life. She is on the forefront of women in big surf and has fought for equal representation in her sport. In Fabric, Paige works to mentor up-and-coming big wave phenom, Izzi Gomez.

Izzi Gomez is a 5 x SUP World Champion attempting to change her path to become of of the best big wave surfers on the planet. In Fabric she is mentored by Paige Alms, getting hold of a lifetime of knowledge from the women that came before her.

Estelle Pensiero is a snowboarder who grew up surrounded by the best of the best in snowboarding at Baldface Lodge. She is stepping beyond what she knows to expand her experience in the mountains. In Fabric, Estelle embarks on trip outside of her comfort zone with Robin Van Gyn to get some experience navigating new terrain.

Maria Thomsen is one of the best snowboarders in street. She has made her mark and has the accolades to prove it. She is one of the only women in action sports to rise to success after becoming a mother. In Fabric, Maria and Tao, her son, take us behind the scenes to show the dynamic of parenting as a pro snowboarder.

Jessa Gilbert is a guide, artist, and pro snowboarder who has meshed all three things into a life bursting with creative process. She creates as she goes and uses all the attributes from all disciplines to create a unique life and reality. In Fabric, we follow Jessa into her mountain and artist realm as she creates motion out of the static art world.

Hanna Scott is a pro surfer from Vancouver island who is known for her creative style. Hanna is also a musician and artist which directly influences the way she surfs. In Fabric, Hanna and Sanoa Olin go off grid to reset, create, and explore remote waves.

Sanoa Olin is a pro surfer and cold water phenom. She has grown up in the elements and knows how to hang in all types of conditions at the ripe age of 16. In Fabric, Sanoa goes exploring hidden corners to find surf with Hanna Scott, showing us that everything we need to succeed is right in front of us.

Marie-France Roy is a legend in snowboarding who has dedicated her voice to environmental activism. No matter what it is, if it affects our planet, Marie is there to stand up. In Fabric, Marie shows us how to do what you can with the tools that you have, and how it doesn’t have to be so complicated.

Ireland Smith is a young zero waster who has lived for 2 years without creating more than two small mason jars of trash. Her story exemplifies the youth movement, and why every little bit counts. In Fabric, Irie walks us through her drive to do something about the future of the planet.

Suay Sew Shop is a movement not a brand. Suay’s business is in textile recycling, repairing, and reusing discarded and damaged items to make them new again. Suay aims to Empower the consumer to reduce impact in a sector that has used and abused both humans and the planet for too long. In Fabric, we go behind the scenes with founder Lindsay Medoff to see how they take what would have been garbage in a landfill and turn it into new consumer goods, all while creating a safe and fair work environment.

Leah Dawson is pro surfer and women’s movement leader. Leah, one of the most creative humans in surf, has made a name for herself in surfing and uses that credit to create community and change in surfing. In Fabric, Leah collaborates with Hannah Scott on a work of art to motivate the community to activate.

Hannah Eddy is an artist inspired by snowboarding and skateboarding who uses her art to perpetuate positive messaging. Hannah’s goal is to make sharable art to promote positive messaging in a space that can be quite dark. In Fabric, Hannah gets to work painting a mural in collaboration with Leah Dawson to exemplify this style of activism.

Spencer O’Brien is a 2x Olympian and World Champion snowboard slope-style competitor. In her next chapter, Spencer is venturing into the backcountry alongside becoming an important voice for Indigenous youth. In Fabric, Spencer speaks to her reconnection with her culture and how she wants to use her voice and platform to create change through snowboarding and skateboarding.

Sandy Ward is an Indigenous Snowboarder who is part of Indigenous Women Outdoors. Sandy dedicates her time to helping Indigenous women get outdoors and access the land, offering healing from generational trauma. In Fabric, Sandy takes Spencer onto her traditional territory of to help her find her voice as a leader.

Rose Archie is the founder of Nation Skate Youth and a staple in the Vancouver skate scene. Her work with Nations, alongside Dustin Henry and Joe Buffalo, takes her to Indigenous communities to spread the love and opportunity of skateboarding. In Fabric, Rose tells her story of why she started Nations Skate Youth and acts as a mentor to Spencer O’Brien.

Mainei Kinimaka is a pro surfer and a student of Hawaiian history and language. Growing up with a rich culture, yet seeing the traditions fade, Mainei takes back the language to be able to share the stories of her ancestors. In Fabric, Mainei takes us through the creation and tradition of surfing and the Alaia board which surfing was founded on.

Leanne Pelosi is a prolific backcountry snowboarder and filmmaker. With 3 films at her back, Leanne has continued to push snowboarding forward all the while creating space for other women to be elevated with her. In Fabric, Leanne explains her love for community and how it's impacted the new generation.

Juliette Pelchat is a pro snowboarder and founder of the Real Wild Kittens (RWK). The RWK creates skate camps to allow more young skaters take up space at skateparks. In Fabric, Juliette follows Leanne Pelosi out into the backcountry for the first time to learn the ropes.

Kristin Ebeling is a pro skater and the head of Skate Like a Girl. Kristin has dedicated her life to making skateboarding more inclusive allowing marginalized folx to take up space and create a safe community in skateboarding. In Fabric, we go behind the scenes with Kristin and follow the progression of Sea Skate which she had a direct role in creating and designing with everyday skateboarders in mind.

Alexa Berriochoa is a trans skater working with Skate Like a Girl to create space for LGTBQ plus in skateboarding. In Fabric, Alexa is partnered up with Kristin in an action segment representing the importance of diversity and inclusivity.

Textured Waves is a group of black females in surfing who have created a platform for women of color to be visible in surfing. Danielle Lyons, Martina Duran and Chelsea Woody work together in Fabric to explain the importance of visibility.

Yulin Olliver (she/her) joined Wasserman in 2019 and is an agent in the Action Sports group. She represents some of the best skateboarders on the planet and has been part of Fabric since its inception in 2019.

Justin is a filmmaker with a strong emphasis in editing, film score, and writing. He began making short surfing and skateboarding films with friends with his family's camcorder. Happy Okay Pictures is Smith’s media company from which he has created countless films including “Depth Perception” and “Ikigai”.

Mary is a Journalist, Marketer, and Media Professional who has been writing about surfing, skateboarding, and snowboarding since 2004. Mary brought all the ideas together and created a cohesive story for Fabric.

Emily is the backbone of this project working tirelessly on bringing the footage to life. She has worked with Happy Okay since 2020 on projects including “One World”.

Robin is the creator of Fabric and is new to the film world. Since getting the idea for the project on a solo surf trip in 2019, Robin has worked with her team to bring Fabric to life.