David followed his older brother’s path to become a professional snowboarder, winning some of the sport’s most prestigious international competitions and being voted "Rider of the Year" in the USA for two years in a row.
In 2001, he co-founded the US-based production company Robot Food, and served as their art director and co-director for 3 years, winning various awards within as well as outside of the sport. In 2004, the two brothers Boris and David decided to fuse their talents and – along with 2 partners – founded the Canada & Europe-based production company, Blank Paper Studio. Their first production, "91 Words For Snow", was available as a magazine insert in numerous snowboard magazines around the Globe, making it the snowboard film with the biggest reach ever in the history of the sport. Featuring riders such as Shaun White, Jeremy Jones, David Benedek, Nicolas Mueller, Freddy Kalbermatten and Christoph Weber, it shows a very broad overview on the sport’s diversity.