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Epic Moment #11
A chance encounter with one of natures greatest and most fleeting phenomena. Make sure you watch this video if you haven't seen it!
Photo by Matt Hutton
8th Day of the Week
Subtle but powerful & a perfect ending.
Written, Directed and Edited by GUSTAV JOHANSSON
Producer ERIK TORELL
Director of photography NIKLASJOHANSSON, FSF
Music OSKAR LINNROS
With AMIE HENRIKSSON, DANIEL NILSSON MÄKI, SERGE GARCIA & ALEXIS AUFFRAY
Production company CAMP DAVID FILM
Colorist MIKE COSOLA, CINEPOST STUDIOS
Graphic design ALBIN HOLMQVIST
Styling SOFIA RINGERTZ, ART OFFICIAL AGENCY
Executive producers COSTAS SYRMOS, DARRYL PIEBER, NOKIA BRAND STUDIO, WILLIAM ROWE & PROTEIN NETWORKS
http://www.prote.in/en/tv
http://www.campdavidfilm.com/
http://www.gustavjohansson.com/
We Use The Word Suffering Way Too Much
Nothing like a good old adventure film to make you feel nice.
www.outdoorresearch.com
www.ducttapethenbeer.com
In summer 2011, Outdoor Research athlete Kyle Dempster took off on his bike across Kyrgyzstan with a couple mostly-accurate maps, a trailer full of climbing gear, and a vocabulary of 10 Kyrgyz words. He spent two months pedaling and pushing the bike more than 1200 km on roads of variable states of neglect, wading through wild rivers, dealing with corrupt military checkpoint staff, and soloing a handful of unclimbed alpine rock and mixed routes. He recorded the journey, his camera his only partner, friend, and sometimes the only receiving end of his conversations for days at a time.
In 2013, Kyle’s self-shot footage of his journey in Kyrgyzstan made it to the desk of filmmakers Fitz Cahall and Austin Siadak, who were asked to look at the footage and see if there might be enough to chop together a 4-minute climbing film. They saw a lot more potential in it, and turned it into the 25-minute “The Road From Karakol,” which debuted at the 5Point Film Festival and took home the Best In Fest award.
Music
Artist: Lemolo
Song: Open Air
Artist: Exit Music
Song: Modern Age
Original score by Amy Stolzenbach
A Tribute To Discomfort
The fascinating story behind the cover.
Blue Chalk worked with National Geographic Creative photographer and North Face athlete Cory Richards to create a promotional piece to demonstrate the scope of his work and the passion and athleticism that accompanies him in the field. A Tribute to Discomfort brings the viewer through Cory’s stunning work, his unique sense of humor, and his quest to create photographs that relate a common humanity.
Original Still Photography: Cory Richards/National Geographic Creative
Co-Director, Producer: Catherine Yrisarri
Co-Director, DP, Editor: Rob Finch
Assistant Camera: Jamie Francis
Original Music: Elizabeth Lim
Sound Design: Chip Sloan, Digital One
Additional Footage: Keith Ladzinski, 3 Strings Productions
Created by Blue Chalk Media http://bluechalk.com
