Encinitas grown, San Francisco grizzled, and world-class editor by trade, Dana Shaw uses his filmmaking skills to sustain his lifestyle as a surfer and artist. We sat down with him recently to talk about shooting both still and motion pictures…
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“You really have to sack up and just do it sometimes.” Ryan Lovelace shares with us this and other thoughtful insights about his Cosmic Collider van conversion, which you may or may not have been following on Tumblr. Here the…
Chris, can you start off by telling us a little about the genesis of your career and Chris Burkard Studios? My goal has always been to inspire people and share the natural beauty of our planet by traveling to remote…
My name is Andy Best and I live full-time in a camper, seriously. I’ve been in the film/commercial industry for about 10 years now. I grew up shooting photography alongside my dad and grandfather. It was never pushed on me,…
Meet Jesse Carmody, a hard working good dude with more stoke than he knows what to do with. Actually, he does know what to do with it.. He manages to channel that stoke into rad side projects as an escape…
The fine folks over at Field & Stream created an incredibly thorough glossary of DIY survival kits. Some are excessive, some are minimal, some unnecessary; but all together they offer a rad starting point for you own stow-away kit based on…
Alright, fair warning, the first few minutes of this free-soloing film will almost certainly induce a panic attack. But that’s kind of the point. Good filmmaking reels you in with a hook and nothing is sharper than “hey, this guy…
Ryan Tatar has made a name for himself with his lo fi photographs using expired or cross-processed film that depict simpler times. Originally from Michigan, he now resides in San Francisco and is busy with international photo exhibitions and editorial…