weekly video IV - twenty eight feet. #adventure #sailing #ocean

weekly video IV - "twenty eight feet" - a Kevin A Fraser and Melani Wood production.

Restoring a 50 year sail boat and leaving land behind, David Welsford embarks on an epic adventure in search of happiness.

A short documentary about David Welsford, who has given up the luxuries of land in search for happiness and adventure on a 50 year old wooden boat he restored from a scrap heap. Featuring music from Bahamas, Acres & Acres and Ben Howard! Director & Cinematographer: Kevin A Fraser www.kevinAfraser.com Featuring & Additional Photography: David Welsford www.TwentyEightFeet.com Editor: Shawn Beckwith www.postbeckwith.com Colorist: Chris MacIntosh vimeo.com/55644436 Post Audio: Craig Sperry Producers: Kevin A Fraser & Melani Wood www.kevinANDmelani.ca Music: Bahamas www.bahamasmusic.net Acres & Acres www.aaacres.com Ben Howard www.benhowardmusic.co.uk Thanks: Salus Marine www.salusmarine.com Grohmann Knives www.grohmannknives.com Lunenburg Boat Locker www.boatlocker.ca William F White www.whites.com Splinter Joy www.splinterjoy.com FILM FESTIVAL OFFICIAL SELECTIONS: 
 Atlantic Film Festival, Halifax, Nova Scotia 
 American Documentary Festival, Palm Springs, California 
 DOCNYC, NYC, New York 
 San Francisco International Ocean Film Festival, San Francisco, California
 BendFilm, Bend, Oregon 
London City International Film Festival, London, England
 Parsboro Film Festival, Parsboro Nova Scotia 
Starz Denver, Denver, Colorado 
 SilverWave Film Festival, Fredericton, New Brunswick 
First Glance Film Festival, Los Angeles, California
 Lets All Be Free Film Festival, London, England 
Rincon Film Festival, Rincon, Puerto Rico
 Adventure Travel Film Festival, Sherborne, England 
Ocean Film Festival Australia, Various, Australia
 Hong Kong International Ocean Film Festival, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong 
DIY Film Fest, Warsaw, Poland 
Viewfinders Film Festival, Halifax, Nova Scotia 
 Halifax Independent Film Festival, Halifax Nova Scotia 
Lagniappe Film and Music Festival, Lagniappe, Texas
 World Oceans Day Hawai'i, Honolulu, Hawaii 
 New Filmmakers LA, Los Angeles, California 
 Maui Film Festival, Maui, Hawaii  OTHER SCREENINGS:
 Lunenburg Film Series, Bridgewater, Nova Scotia 
 Reel Screen - Canadian Film Day, Vancouver & Halifax 
 Halifax International Boat Show, Halifax, Nova Scotia

weekly video III - big little world. @paulwex #travel #ttot #adventure

weekly video III - "big little world" - a Paul Wex film.

Join this traveler as he conveys a complex and rich culture by photo without slipping into a tourists caricature.

Visiting my girlfriend, who has made a medical internship on the Seychelles.... *** Music done by myself (c) 2012 GoPro underwater shots by Thomas Zwetti. ENJOY AND THANKS FOR ALL YOUR NICE COMMENTS !!! ;) See you at facebook.com/Paul.Wex.Films *** Check out my new experimental clip: https://vimeo.com/paulwex/biolove *** reUp: new audio mix for the 6000th Like ;)

Referenced from Adventure Journal

weekly video II - huayhuash. @bikemag @joeyschusler #epic #bike #adventure

weekly video II: "Huayhuash" - a Joey Schusler film

This past winter, three friends set out on a self supported ride, looking for nothing more than a truly genuine and thrilling experience.  They planned to circumnavigate one of the most wonderful and wicked mountain ranges in the world – the Huayhuash in the Andes of Peru.

“¿Huayhuash?¿¡Huayhuash con bici’s!? No. No noooo… Es imposible.” In the winter of 2014, three friends set out on a self supported ride, looking for nothing more than a truly genuine experience. The goal: to circumnavigate one of the most wonderful and wicked mountain ranges in the world – the Huayhuash, by bicycle. This was all a spur of the moment idea; part of the vicious cycle of making every adventure more thrilling than the last. January was the off-season, or rainy season, for the Andes so the wilderness would be completely desolate. The three friends hoped to be the second group to complete this trek on bikes. However, they underestimated the relentless weather they would encounter as they traveled for a week above treeline. The friends tagged first descents down rocky couloirs and 16,000ft passes, watched sunrises against the tallest peaks in the country, and slept to the sounds of serac fall at night. In the end, they didn't quite make it as far as they had hoped. Between rain storms, concussions and waving guns the Huayhuash had ripped at their eager ambitions. A sense of wonder was fulfilled and the friendship of three adventure loving friends was reinforced. Huayhuash is the story of genuine adventure and the challenges that come along with it. Director: Joey Schusler Filming: Joey Schusler & Thomas Woodson Written By: Thomas Woodson & Joey Schusler Narration: Joey Schusler Edit: Thomas Woodson & Joey Schusler Design: Thomas Woodson & Human Design Music: Thomas Kenny & Marmoset Music Sound Design: Keith White Audio & Ryan Prater Produced By: Joey Schusler Executive Producers: Bike Magazine, 5Point Film, Human Design With Support From: Yeti Cycles, Smith Optics, 5 Point Film, Bike Magazine In Association With: Outdoor Research, Big Agnes, CamelBak, GoPro, The Feed, Revelate Designs, Big Tree Farms Camera: Sony FS700, Canon 5DIII, Canon 7D, & GoPro Hero 3+ Run Time: 13 mins. Date of Completion: April 2014 Language: English Official Selection: 2014 5Point Film Festival See the corresponding multimedia feature with Bike Magazine here: http://huayhuash.bikemag.com

weekly video I - spirit canoe. @natkendallmusic @heliocollective #explore #canoe #rivers

weekly video I: "Spirit Canoe" - a Helio Collective film

Capturing the essence of self reflection, "Spirit Canoe" takes you down a river of memories as one man searches for his soul.  

SPIRIT CANOE is the mystic journey of a man who is in search of himself and navigating through a passage with the memories of his once self and a special figure who lingers in his soul. He is setting out on a quest, armed with his old map and small canoe, to venture the river in hopes that a new path will reveal a novel future, unfamiliar and restoring. This is a story of the spiritual compass that no one can ever expect to understand; it’s powers, it’s unknown. © Helio Collective 2014 http://www.heliocollective.com/ Music: 'Spirit Canoe' by Symbols of the West http://www.symbolsofthewest.com/ With support from: The Montana Film Office http://www.montanafilm.com/ -CREDITS- Director - Chad Dawson Executive Producer - Helio Collective Actors - Nat Kendall and Lauren Stark Director of Photography - Logan Triplett 1st AC - Ian Johnson 2nd AC - Sean Tippin Camera PA - Michael Jezak Camer PA - Campbell MacCulloch Underwater Camera Tech - Tony Dawson Gaffer - Andy Thie Key Grip - Brian Branton Best Boy - Brandon Watson G/E - Jason Stevens G/E - Derek Wojtkun G/E - Alex Gappa Location Manager & Scout - John Ansotegui Location Manager - Rob Story Hair/Makeup - Yvonne Reddy Editor - Sam Hedlund Behind the Scenes Editor - Katie Roberts GFX - Jim Menkol Designer - Josh Davis Colorist - Logan Triplett Middle Fork River Guide #1 - Fred Terranova Middle Fork River Guide #2 - Shannon Seeger Middle Fork River Support - Justin Barth Yellowstone River Guide #1 - Brett Seng Yellowstone River Guide #2 - Zach Johaneson -Special Thanks- Montana Tourism, Filmlites Montana, Glacier Raft Company, Eagle Mount, Poler Stuff, HD Planet Cameras, American Traders, Lisa R. Middleton, Deny Staggs, Rachel Gregg, Tonya Easbey, Nikolas Griffith, Chris Murphy, Kina Pickett, Jenny Fleming, Tony & Lisa Dawson, Courtney Fitzpatrick, Jordan Vaughan, Jeff Baldelli, Sheena Nicolay, Ken and Judy Sederdahl, Tom Triplett, Scott Chestnut, David Mullen ASC, Mark Vargo ASC, Jim Joyce, Adam Kirschhoffer, Logan Schneider, Zach Osterhout, Dee "Money Penny" Cater In memory of Cathy "Canoe" Pickett (1955 - 2011) Sail on.