Volcom 9191
Baron entered the studio in April 2010 to begin scoring Volcom’s snowboarding movie ‘9191’
The movie is a year in the life of snowboarder 'Gigi' Rüf', the production deadline for this movie was a lot tighter than his previous work and required a rigorous work schedule. This was the first movie in the history of the genre to feature a completely Original Soundtrack
Once again Baron collaborated with a select group of artists including Hesta Prynn Dave Lombardo of Slayer Oliver Ackermann of A Place To Bury Strangers Jamie Blake Mike Conte of Early Man and Snowboarder Jamie Lynn
9191 was released on September 13 on iTunes and September 28 on DVD.The movie was released to highly favourable reviews, crediting both the level of riding in the movie, Jake Price the director’s artistic presentation of the riding and Baron’s original soundtrack.
On October 5, 2010 Baron was awarded at the ESPN Snowboard Picture Awards for Best Soundtrack.
On December 9 Baron won two awards at the Summit Action Sports Film Festival for Best Movie and Best Soundtrack
In June 2011, Ty Evans and Spike Jonze used 'Bury Your Bones' for their 3D skateboard film 'Unbeleafable 3D'
'Bury Your Bones' was featured in Canadian TV series "Being Human"
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