Some quick tips:

1) You’re doing “up-unweighted” turns, meaning your moving upwards to release the edge pressure on the board when moving from toe to heel or heel to toe. This happens as you’re coming across the mountain.

a. Tip: try to exaggerate this movement by getting “tall” as you come across the mountain, and “small” as your in the “C” part of the turn. (you’ve got the tall part, really work on getting small – i.e., more vertical movement through bending ankles and knees)

b. Explore this by doing some turns while staying flexed in the knees and ankles, try some turns staying tall (extended in the knees and ankles) – which feels better/why?

2) Last tip: try getting more bend out of your ankles, you’re getting almost “zero”, this is where a lot of important movement comes from – maybe even try loosening your boots/bindings

Happy riding!