A short film exploring the beauty of New Zealand’s South Island. A collaborative effort between Damien Blue, Bryan Mir, and Cody LaPlant

Director Kyle Kadow spent two weeks with his dog and a camera on the road in Wyoming to craft an homage to that place. “It was a freeing experience not having to answer to anyone if I wanted to divert from my original plans for the day or stop on the side of the road to get a shot.”

“After being stuck inside for so many months, the abundance of life in every direction, the rugged yet welcoming locals, and the sense of freedom out there made it so easy to want to keep shooting. I’ve been craving being back here ever since.”

Director Cody LaPlant chronicled the 5 days journey through the magical city of Hong Kong.

Rocky shores, gloomy skies, and dark undertones. Journeying through the coastal town of Kennebunkport, director Jordan Hiltz exhibits a different perspective of allure that a rainy season on the Atlantic coast of Maine has to offer.

After an airline company made a mistake on a previous flight, Director Damien Blue was given a complimentary flight voucher, which he used to fly to Puerto Rico. Traveling alone, Damien quickly made friends with locals and everyone he crossed paths with made a feature in this film.

“Mi Isla, en Puerto Rico” is the product of a 7 day solo trip, countless hours of filming and exploration. Damien discovered Puerto Rico is a remarkable place full of vibrance, soul, and resilience.

A journey around Icelands ring road in 7 days. Cody LaPlant challenged himself to shoot B&W, keeping every shot locked down on a tripod.

Filmed over a couple days in Montreal, the film chronicles the solo adventures of Damien Blue and his trusty skateboard, a tool that allows him to explore the underground of the city and he brings us along for the ride.