Full Circle

Back in December Level 1 Productions released their newest movie “Full Circle” telling the remarkable story of Trevor Kennison, whose life took a dramatic turn in 2014 after a tragic accident left him with a spinal cord injury.

“Full Circle” goes beyond being just a film about skiing and snowboarding. It’s a candid exploration of the challenges that come with living after a spinal cord injury, as well as a celebration of the opportunities for growth and transformation that such a tragedy can present. Through Trevor Kennison’s inspiring journey, we see how one can find a way to continue pursuing their passion and forge new paths despite facing the most daunting of obstacles.

Following his accident, Trevor had every reason to give up. Instead, he chose the path of motivation and relentless pursuit of progress. With an infectious smile and unwavering determination, he embraced the challenge of relearning skiing in an adaptive way, becoming a true pioneer in adaptive winter sports.

“Full Circle” is a tribute to the indomitable human spirit and a reminder that the real limits are often those we set for ourselves. Trevor’s story is a powerful testament to the fact that with willpower, dedication, and community support, anything is possible.

Let Trevor Kennison inspire you and remind you that it is always possible to come full circle, no matter how insurmountable the situation might seem.

Where to watch?

“Full Circle” had its world premiere at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival, in February 2023. A limited theatrical release kicked off in New York and Los Angeles in October 2023 with week-long runs, before expanding to more than 100 markets across the US and Canada. On January 19, 2024, “Full Circle” released on Netflix globally, where it is available to watch in more than 150 countries. You can also get it on Blu-Ray or DVD or stream it on Vimeo.

A portion of the proceeds from all sales on Level 1 will be donated to the High Fives Foundation, focusing on preventing life-changing injuries and providing resources and hope if they do happen.