“The worst conversation adults can have with kids about race is no conversation at all,” says author Jemar Tisby. “Talking to kids about race needs to happen early, often, and honestly.” In a new episode of Home School, The Atlantic’s animated series about parenting, Tisby offers advice on how to have a conversation with children about race, from experiential learning to watching classic animated films.

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Written, Edit and Directed: Kristofski Director of Photography: Zack Spiger Opening scene Director of Photography: Charlie Sarroff Music and Sound Design: Nicolas Snyder Featuring: Matthew Correia Rainey Qualley Fabianne Therese Matt Taylor Kirin J Callinan http://bit.ly/2PcYZXc

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Death Metal Grandma follows the story of 96 year old Holocaust survivor, former WW2 spy and famous songwriter Inge Ginsberg as she decides to pursue a new career: Death Metal. Featuring: Inge Ginsberg, Pedro daSilva and Lucia Caruso Directed and Edited by : Leah Galant Produced by: Clifford Miu, Elizabeth Pauker, Sean Weiner, Christine Wexler and Linhan Zhang Director of Photography: Kervin Marsielle Editors: Leah Galant and Stephanie Khoury Executive Producer: Kathleen Lingo Supervising Producer: Linsday Crouse Supervising Editor: Andrew Blackwell Funded through the generous support of Helen Gurley Brown’s Glassbreaker Films. Made at Jacob Burns Film Center with the Creative Culture Program. With support from Bering Pictures SXSW 2018 *WINNER MACON FILM FESTIVAL BEST MUSIC VIDEO *WINNER AUDIENCE FAVORITE DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM SCORE leahgalant.com

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“Group” follows three convicted abusers as they confront the attitudes and beliefs that led to their violence, with the help of a compassionate group therapy facilitator. This film was made possible by a grant from the Dhont Family Foundation, and faculty advisor Sally Rubin. Huge thanks to David Welsh and Wel-Mor Psychology Group. For further requests about the film please contact communityvoices2017@gmail.com “Group” was directed by Jack Mullinkosson, Ben Allen, Claire Cai, Haley Saunders, and Meghan Wells.

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OFFICIAL WEBSITE: hybrids-shortfilm.com Facebook: facebook.com/hybridsfilm (News, Bonus, Making of … ) ——————- DIRECTED BY ——————- Florian Brauch - vimeo.com/florianbrauch Matthieu Pujol - vimeo.com/user3138593 Kim Tailhades - vimeo.com/user38938464 Yohan Thireau - vimeo.com/yohanthireau Romain Thirion - vimeo.com/user28112646 ——————- MUSIC BY ——————- Vincent Govindin - vimeo.com/vincentgovindin ——————- DONE AT ——————- MoPA, ecole-mopa.fr ——————- SYNOPSIS ——————- When marine wildlife suffer the pollution surrounding it, the rules of survival change… ——————- AWARDS ——————- Best In Show, Siggraph, 2018 Anima’t Best Animated Short Film, Sitges, Spain, 2017 Award for the Outstanding effect in a student project, VES, US, 2018 Amazon Prime Award, International TrickFilm Stuttgart, Germany, 2018 Grand Jury’s Prize, Utopiales Nantes, France, 2017 Best Animated Short, Colcoa French Festival, US, 2018 Best Animated Short, Underexposed Film Festival, US, 2018 Best Animated Short, Filmchella, US, 2017 Best Animated Short, Sklap’it, France, 2017 Best Animated Short, Unrestricted View Film Festival, UK, 2018 Best Animated Short, NanoCon Internatonal SciFi Festival, US, 2018 Best School Project, Festival de Cinema Escolar de Alvorada, Brazil, 2017 So French Award from an Highschool Jury, Poitiers Film Festival, France, 2017 So French Award from the Audience, Poitiers Film Festival, France, 2017 Audience Award, Festival du Film Court de Maison Laffitte, France, 2018 Audience Award, Cineclass, France, 2018 Audience Award for a Fantastic Film, Les Nuits Magiques, France, 2017 Award form a School Jury, Rencontres Cinema-Nature, France, 2018 Best Art Direction, Multivision, Russia, 2017 Special Mention, Academia Film Olomuc, Czech Republic, 2018 Special Mention, Festival du Film Court de Villeurbanne, France, 2017 Honorable Mention, Nashville Film Festival, US, may 2018 ——————- SELECTIONS ——————- 7 Petits Cailloux, France, may 2018 Academia Film Olomuc, Czech Republic, 2018 Anima, Belgium, 2018 Animages, Brazil, 2017 Animakom, Spain, 2018 Animateka, Slovenia, 2017 Annecy International Animated Film Festival, France, june 2018 ANNY (Animation Nights in New-York), US, 2018 Artfutura, Spain, 2018 Aspen ShortFest, US, 2018 Athens Film Festival, US, 2018 Athens Digital Arts festival, Greece, 2018 Cardiff Night, Ireland, 2018 Cineclass, France, 2018 CinemAmbiente, Italia, jun 2018 Cinequest, US, 2018 Clermont-Ferrand, France, 2018 Cleveland, US, 2018 Colcoa French Festival, US, 2018 Cortoons Festival Grandia, Spain, 2018 Courts Bouillon, France, 2018 DC Independent Film Festival, US, 2018 Ecozine, Spain,2018 Eye Candy (Shelley Page), World, 2017-2018 Festival de Cinema Escolar de Alvorada, Brazil, 2017 Festival du ciné court animé de Roanne, France, 2018 Festival du Film Court de Maison Laffitte, France, 2018 Festival du Film Court de Villeurbanne, France, 2017 Festival du Rocher, France, 2017 Filmchella, US, 2017 International Animation Festival Chilemonos, Chile, 2018 International Children Film Festival of Galicia, Spain, 2018 International New York Festival, US, june 2018 International TrickFilm Stuttgart, Germany, 2018 Japan Media Arts Festival, Japan, 2018 KDIAF Kuandu International Animation Festival, Taiwan, 2017 Les Nuits Magiques, France, 2017 Manchester Animation Festival, UK, 2017 Melbourne International Animation Festival, Australia, june 2018 Même Pas Peur, France, 2018 Multivision, Russia, 2017 NanoCon Internatonal SciFi Festival, US, 2018 Nashville Film Festival, US, may 2018 New Horizon Film Festival, Russia, 2018 Octobre Numérique, France, 2017 Odense Film Festival, Denmark, august 2018 Paris Court Devant, France, 2017 Poitiers Film Festival, France, 2017 Posidonia Green Festival, Spain, 2018 PSIAF (Palm Springs International Animation Festival), US, 2017 Rencontres Cinema-Nature, France, 2018 SBIFF Santa Barbara, US, 2018 SF Film, US, 2018 Short Shorts Festival & Asia, Japan, june 2018 Sitges, Spain, 2017 Sklap’it, France, 2017 Smaragdni Eco Film Festival, Croatia, june 2018 Trois Jours Trop Courts, France, 2018 Siggraph, Canada, 2018 Umbria Film Festival, Italy, july 2018 Underexposed Film Festival, US, 2018 Unrestricted View Film Festival, UK, 2018 Utopiales Nantes, France, 2017 VES, US, 2018 WOIS, Dubai, 2018 Zlin Film Festival, Czech Republic, jun 2018

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Lời tỏ tình của mùa xuân là khúc thủ thỉ giao mùa với những cung bậc nhẹ nhàng, dễ bắt gặp, lặp lại mỗi độ sang xuân nhưng lại chưa bao giờ là cũ. Những sửa sang vun vén, những mầm chồi e ấp chờ ngày nở rộ, những côn trùng ngọ nguậy, những tưới tắm bận rộn, những tiếng cười giòn rụm, những chờ đợi và cả những thăng hoa mà người ta mong đợi vào mùa Xuân là thứ mà ai cũng muốn đắm mình trọn vẹn trong đó. Nhưng tất thảy trôi qua chỉ vừa bằng cái chợp mắt. Glowing hy vọng “Lời tỏ tình của mùa xuân” ra đời vào thời điểm này, như một món quà dành tặng cho những cảm xúc khó níu giữ ấy. Mọi thứ đều được gói ghém một cách cẩn thận, đầy hóm hỉnh và rất tình qua 900 bức vẽ, với những ngày Tết tỉ mẩn của team Glowing cùng team bạn bè, team phụ huynh vun vén, tỉ mẩn từng chút một. Cảm ơn tất cả mọi người với tất cả những cảm xúc đặc biệt nhất!

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Listen to the new album ‘One Hundred Billion Sparks’: http://bit.ly/2S3Ipr3 http://bit.ly/2PJKaZ1 http://bit.ly/2S2S9ll Max Cooper Things got pretty mad on this one after I set the task of trying to visualise the Platonic realm of form underlying reality. And Páraic Mc Gloughlin has come up with something of a masterpiece I think, using a single day-long shot, whose time-based processing is linked to the more than 100 layers of audio I used to create the music…it’s fairly intense on the audio and visual as a result, but all so precisely carried out by Páraic. A huge amount of work has gone into this on all fronts, I hope you enjoy it. This all links into my new album project, ‘One Hundred Billion Sparks’, about our hundred billion firing neurons which create who we are, all we know and experience (http://bit.ly/2PJKaZ1). As a sub-topic for one of the music/video projects, I’ve always found it fascinating how mathematicians and scientists talk about “discovering” laws of nature, never “creating” them, even when they’re working in entirely abstract realms with little or no link to the real world. The laws and structure are usually assumed to exist independently of us in a sense very much linked to Plato’s ancient idea of the realm of ideals, with only our minds giving us access to this realm. I came across this idea delivered in stark form in the case of the “amplituhedron”, an entity whose structure encodes fundamental particle interactions, and whose creators claim it to yield space and time in an emergent manner, so that it can’t possibly exist out there in the real world that we’re familiar with. If it does exist, it is outside of time and space, whatever that means! All this might sound like I’m falling off the cliff a little in terms of anything to do with making music videos, but, as I often find to be the case with this sort of investigation of nature, it’s rich with beautiful visual forms and many ideas which are ripe for musical representation on emotive and structural grounds. The general musical theme to attempt was that of a world of all (or at least as many as I could cram in) precise structures, with particular attention to the jagged complex form of the amplituhedron. Páraic also employed the same approach visually. It demanded a barrage of exact forms. Musically this was a lot of fun, and very much in fitting with what I like to attempt anyway, just requiring a greater devotion of time and more attention to detail than my norm. Most of the 100-120 layers of different sounds were synthesised, each layer comprising a specific aesthetic musically, but with little repetition, so that I could have something like a world of independent forms, related, but each its own distinct entity, all mixed together to push the overall complexity in line with the concept. This included many layers of synth processing - I tried to take each part and force it into new, but related forms. I enforced strict quantisation, trying to keep everything rhythmically stuck to grid, to give that feeling of sharpness and precision despite the mess of many layers. Páraic Mc Gloughlin The idea for the Platonic video came from the thought of just how much is going on in one single day. In the brief, Max wrote “Underneath all of this mess however, it needed a simple core, the constant chord progression.” So I thought it was fitting to have a simple core running through the entire video and it being made from one location shot over the space of one day, keeping up with the music’s “messy” energy as the track developed. Aesthetically I love the mix of abstraction and realism and this was a great place for me to explore this. Using a fundamental image (a time lapse) to mask and cut into, I tried to show the variable possibilities within a limited time span, maintaining the integrity of each individual photograph while dissecting and rearranging the overall image. In order to get as close a relationship from audio to visual as possible I tried to allocate a certain time of day or shape to each individual sound in the track , experimenting with animated sequences using platonic shapes, and referencing images based on the amplituhedron, later using mats and directly masking over many layers of photographs. I tried to incorporate and inject a feeling of possibility, the unknown, hidden truths, and what might be. I wanted the main focus of the video to be on time and space but I also I wanted to have an underlying human element. Choosing a motorway with two way traffic fit nicely, and didn’t over populate the scene. Nineteen hours sitting on a bridge in Sligo town, and a good stint behind the computer and we’re done.

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Setu is a yoga community dedicated to promoting and advocating inclusivity in yoga. The community is home to hundreds of teachers and leaders who promote diversity and body positivity. Learn more at http://bit.ly/2J5QXdb ………. Production Co.: Wild Combination Director + Producer: Jacob Krupnick Casting + Concepting: Libby Nicholaou Cinematographer: Ryan Marie Helfant Line Producer: Taylor Antisdel 1st AC: Evan Walsh 2nd AC / Loader: Sachi Bahra Key Grip: Balz Biellmann Gaffer: Sergio Fernandez Sound Mixer: Alan Kudan Production Assistants: Lei Nico & Juan Daniel Torres Editor + Composer + Sound Designer: Daniel Boventer Titling: Christine Herrin Colorist: Kath Raisch ………. Teachers: Stephanie Acosta Erica Garcia Megan Goldberg Yuuki Hirano Jyll Hubbard-Salk Hillary Lopes Ngone Mbaye Roque Rodriguez Gretchen Simmons Ahmed Soliman ………. Special Thanks: Libby BaeeLoo Ivan Bettger Kate Aspell Company 3 Eastern Effects Fotokem Andromeda Han Kodak Brit Liggett Bryan Ridgell TCS Film

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The official music video for Tom Rosenthal’s Single ‘Asleep on the Train.’ Credits: Director: Catherine Prowse First Assistant Director: Tom Fisher Art Direction: Catherine Prowse Lead Model Makers: Catherine Prowse and Nathan Ward Additional model making and puppeteering: Lucy Bentley, Luca Bowles, Katy Daft, Meg Dupont, Phoebe McCaughley, Daisy Moore, Hannah Quinn, Lulu Sent and Ada Wikdahl.

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Melbourne’s original award show is back. Join us and celebrate world class work with the presentation of the MADC Stars Creative Showcase and party. November 1, 6:30pm Forester’s Hall, Collingwood. Tickets just $50. http://bit.ly/2CT4EeZ Client: MADC Agency: Cummins & Partners Creatives: Chris Ellis, Heath Collins, Liam Jenkins MADC Stars sub-committee: Adrian Bosich, Ed Howley, Elle Bullen, Tracy Proposch, Nicky Finlay, Tony Prysten. Thanks to: Matt Stoddart, Connor Beaver, Sarah McGregor, Emma Robbins. Production Company: //Thirteen & Co Director: Armand de Saint-Salvy Producer: Charity Downing Executive Producer: Roy De Giorgio Colourist: Matt Fezz Post production: Hogarth Motion Graphics: Kane Dixon Post Producer: Cat Park Audio Mix: Bang Bang Studios Sound Designer: Rob Stephens Sound Producers: Polly McGregor/Holli Dee

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The Regiment is a two year film project from professional freestyle skier Henrik Harlaut. Today, Henrik is one of the only skiers to compete at the highest level while also filming some of the most influential video parts of the past decade. We see Henrik go from filming urban three hours before a flight to X Games to skiing spines in Alaska and for the first time we get an insight to what makes Henrik tick, as he shares the motivations and inspirations that allow him to be one of the best freeskiers today. Supported by: Armada skis, Monster Energy, Oakley, Blue Tomato and Fulltilt

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Un petit garçon parle de hérissons tout le temps à tout le monde. A little boy speaks about hedgehogs all the time to everybody. Réalisateurs / Directors : : Vaibhav KESWANI, Jeanne LAUREAU, Colombine MAJOU, Morgane MATTARD, Kaisa PIRTTINEN, Jong-ha YOON Contact : hedgehog@gobelins.fr Musique / Soundtrack : Amin GOUDARZI Année de production / Production year : 2018 GOBELINS, l'école de l'image, Moïra Marguin : mmarguin@gobelins.fr Contact festivals : Miyu Distribution, Luce Grosjean - festival@miyu.fr Société de distribution : L'Agence du Court Métrage Site internet : http://bit.ly/1Jdwb1M Facebook : http://bit.ly/1F4DEp2 Twitter : https://twitter.com/gobelins_paris

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Ross MacDonald makes his paper by making paper. For the last 25 years, he’s created tens of thousands of paper props for movies and television shows like “Baby’s Day Out,” “Silver Linings Playbook,” “Boardwalk Empire” and “Parks and Recreation.” From handwritten letters to driver’s licenses, each piece is custom made and thoughtfully imbued with backstory. Step into Ross’s Connecticut workshop to see how movie magic gets illustrated, aged, cut and copywritten.

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Directed by Ryan Staake & Charli XCX Production Company: Pomp&Clout Creative Direction: WP&A Executive Producer: Ryen Bartlett Head of Production: Kevin Staake Producer: Rich Salamone Prod Manager: Wojtek Stypko Associate Producer: Eric Margulies Prod Coordinator: Sam Skolnik 1st AD: Jesse Hays 2nd AD: Bryon Dormandy Director of Photography: Santiago Gonzalez 1st AC: Nick Fischer 2nd AC: Nolan Berbano Gaffer: Alberto Alonso BBE: Greg Ladwig Electric: Joey Brown Key Grip: Wadsworth Peters BBG: Aaron Burton Dolly Grip: Adam Shambour Grip: Ivan Garcia Production Designer: Miles Ford Mullin Art Director: Jena Serbu Lead Man: Eligh Macias Set Dresser: Kevin Lopez Set Dresser: Daniel Oregel Editor: Ryan Staake Online Editor: Ryosuke Tanzawa VFX by Pomp&Clout VFX Artists: Pete Puskas, Aaron Vinton & Ryan Staake Machine Learning: Andrew Pouliot Colorist: David Torcivia Makeup Artist: Danielle Kahlani Makeup Assistant: Trina White Hair Stylist: Nicole Kahlani Hair/Makeup (Troye and Extras): Carla Rosso and Steph Ruiz de Chávez Hair/Makeup Asst. (Troye and Extras): Gina Banic Wardrobe Stylist: Rebecca Grice Wardrobe Assistant: Sonja Desai Seamstress: Aneta Velizar Casting: Alex Chapman Choreographer: Erin Murray Security: Sergio Orellana Trailer Driver: John Koenig Catering: Spartan Catering (Abel) Production Assistant: Jacob Outsen Production Assistant: Katie Conboy Production Assistant: Nick Callas Production Assistant: Jose Ramos Production Assistant: Ray Fuentes Production Assistant: Fred Porras Casting: Alex Chapman Choreographer: Erin Murray Security: Sergio Orellana Trailer Driver: John Koenig Catering: Spartan Catering (Abel) Dancers: Engelstad, Megan Gibson, Myranda Jessen, Belle Reese, Katie Clay, Shane Dell, Luke Munson, Hunter Friedman, Joseph Havard, Cody Kline, Rex Reed, Joseph Guy, Kelsey McCarty, Bria Nesis, Tessa

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[Short film] A group of strangers volunteer for a medical study that’s hiding a dark secret. Written and Directed by Will Bakke Director of Photography : Joe Simon AC: Derrick Mitchell Gaffer: Clayton Stinger Color Grade: John Carrington A Riot Studios film @riotstudios

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We were commissioned by the RSA London to develop an animation to go along the words of the always amazing Cathy O’Neil. She is a kickass mathematician and In this excerpt she focus on algorithms, how they have an effect on us and how they are not as fair as we’d like them to be. It was incredibly fun to work on this, using lots of different styles and techniques. It felt specially good to do it with Cathy’s wise words. Hope you enjoy it and maybe learn a thing or two! You can check some behind the scenes and some details here: http://bit.ly/2QXsRE2 - Credits: Directed by Niceshit Design: Carmen Angelillo, Rodier Kidmann, Guido Lambertini Animation: Guido Lambertini, Carmen Angelillo, Rodier Kidmann, Leo Campasso Sound Design: Lola Richter Agency: RSA London Words: Cathy O’Neill Intro & Outro: Cabeza Patata Sound: Anthony Ing

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Train dreams with Loyle Carner. All trickery achieved in-camera with carefully aligned printed images… much love to steady hands, huge depth-of-field and massive printers. Director: Oscar Hudson Prod. Company: Pulse FIlms Executive Producer: Rik Green Producer: Callum Harrison Director Of Photography: Ruben Woodin-Dechamps Production Designer: Luke Moran-Morris Commisioner: Connie Meade Artist Management: Tommo Greer Production Manager: Tom O’Driscoll Production Assistant: Will Gore 1st Assistant Director: Daniel Precious 2nd Assistant Director: Tom Rawsthorn Runner: Amy Madden, Katie Beard, Noah Jude Focus Puller: Jack Exton B Cam: Josh Loftin Gaffer: Peter Bishop Spark: Will Pope, Tom La Motte, Harry Buck, Sam Baker, Jake Buckly Set Decorator: Sakara Dawson Marsh Prop Master: Alex Tyler Art Dept Assistant: Dexter Turner-Ramsay Art Dept Runner: Ellen Pearson Backdrop Maker: Ben Romain Back Drop Assistant: Carlo Milillo Back Drop Assistant: William Rowlandson Digi Op: Greg Holland Costume Designer: Taff Williamson Hair And Make Up Artist: Ezana Ove Hair And Make Up Assistant: Nyssa Addison Construction: Hal Gillilan, Joe Mulcrone @ Create 180 Editor: Oscar Hudson Colourist: Toby Tomkins @ Cheat Cast: Loyle Carner, Jordan Rakei, Yotam Ottolenghi Speech Man: David Rawlins Ticket Inspector: Mark Garfield Mum: Shola Smith Daughter: Natalia Velasquez Smith Businessman: James Biddlecomb Commuter: Joshua Ajibade Commuter: Jamie Lee Hill Commuter: Mark Grindrod Commuter: Louise Thomas Commuter: Jennifer Tuth-Adam Commuter: Chiara D Anna Goth Couple: Liam Gardner Goth Couple: Lucy Chappel

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In the middle of a Texas summer, plans for a babysitter fall through and six-year-old Caroline is left in charge of her two younger siblings. “Caroline” is this week’s Staff Pick Premiere. Read more about it here: http://bit.ly/2RWpU7R elofilms.com/caroline Cannes Film Festival 2018, Main Competition - International Premiere South by Southwest 2018, Official Selection - World Premiere Telluride Film Festival 2018, Official Selection Seattle International Film Festival 2018 - Winner, Best Narrative Short Film Palm Springs International Shortfest 2018 - Winner, Best North American Short Film LA Film Festival 2018, Official Selection Hamptons International Film Festival 2018, Official Selection Flickers’ Rhode Island International Film Festival 2018 - Winner, Best Actress Athens International Film & Video Festival 2018 - Winner, Best Narrative Short Film Florida Film Festival 2018 - Winner, Best Director Written & Directed by: Celine Held & Logan George Produced by: Kara Durrett Executive Produced by: Tom Large & Kristian Brodie Director of Photography: Lowell A Meyer Starring: Caroline Falk, Brooks Falk, Sally Falk, Celine Held, & Tam Jackson ELO films / Scout Pictures / Horizons

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A man finds a dying squirrel in a park and has a comedic existential crisis. Starring Robert Longstreet Written/Directed/Edited by Bobby Miller Produced by Jordan Michaud-Scorza Co-Produced by Dain August OFFICIAL SELECTION OF: Fantastic Fest Fantasia Maryland Florida Nashville North Bend La Shorts For complete list, visit: http://bit.ly/2P5FIa2 HONORS: Vimeo Staff Pick Best Short Film - Boston Underground Opening Night Gala - Maryland Film Fest FILM SITE: http://bit.ly/2PzAPD3 CONTACT: Bobby@NewFieldPictures.com http://bit.ly/2OXDauD CAST: (Order of appearance) Robert Longstreet Vince Washington Erik Gratton Deb Snyder Lynddi Scott Kari De La Penha Sage Smith Robert Chester Smith PJ Evans Shirley McDonnell Joe Abdo CREW: Writer/Director/Editor - Bobby Miller Cinematography - Christopher Hamilton Production Designer - Callie Andreadis Producer - Jordan Michaud-Scorza Co-Producer - Dain August Executive Producer - Louis Messina Executive Producer - Linda Walker 1st AD - Dain August 1st AC - Jason Wittenberg 2nd AC - Mitch Espinoza Gaffer - Jonathan Shrader Art Director - Kevin Burzynski Key Makeup & Hair - Ruth Baldwin Costume Designer - Jorday Scheinberg Key Grip - Casey Slade Key Set PA - David Barkley Art Dept Assistant - Xinran Peng Set PA - Mike Blankier Set PA - Michael Pottle Squirrel FX - Bischoff’s Animal FX Practical FX Supervisor - PJ Evans Visual Effects - Clean Plate FX - Juan Cardarelli Sound Recordist - Dana Kopetsky Casting by - Becca Greene and Michael Pottle Sound Mixer - David Esparza Color - Headquarters Post - Richard Garibaldi Special Thanks: Liza Manashil Adam Hendricks Daron Nefcy BankRobber Music Kickstarter Backers! © New Field Pictures 2018

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The most Northern point of British Columbia is a locale all it’s own. Taller mountains, greater forests and more blank spaces on the map. There is a reason they call the North the ‘Last Frontier.’ There are chapters yet to be written and stories to be told. Follow these 4 men as they embark on a road trip into the unknown searching out untapped mountains, bottomless powder and challenging terrain in a boundless wilderness. #SeekingNirvana #StrangeAdventures @seeking.nirvana Featuring: Mike Henitiuk / @mikeheni Joe Schuster / @joe_schuster Matt Margetts / @mattmargetts Riley Leboe / @rileyleboe Locations: Northern British Columbia Whitehorse Supported By: EDGEtv - @edgetvnetwork Norrøna - @norrona Tyrolia - @tyroliabindings Editing, Sound and Colour: Leigh Powis Cinematography: Taylor Loughran Aerial Cinematography: Kieran Nikula Additional Cinematography: Jeff Thomas Narration: Colby James West Jay Henitiuk Special Thanks: Ian Cosco Tintina Air Travel Northern BC - @travelnorthernbc

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