Azman & Sons Market Slovenian sausage maker in Cleveland Ohio. The business has been there for over a hundred years, with the original smoke house in the back yard.

http://www.rapha.cc/rapha-womens-prestige-2012 Film credits: http://whatwedofilms.com/ - Inaugural Rapha Women's Prestige - Saturday April 7th in San Francisco - 13 teams of 6 women - Start and finish at the Rapha Cycle Club - 116 miles, 8800' climbing

I'd been trying to take a camping/hiking/backpacking trip with my dad for about a year. Finally we found time when both our schedules would work together and got out to the desert to do some "outdoorsy" type things. I've always made short films of stuff like this, nothing that anyone would find all that interesting. I've also always written piece when I'm out doing things like this. I've never really had the energy or interest in putting the two together, but for this trip I felt like it could work well. Music is: Ben Howard, Civil Wars, and American Football.

“He who works with his hands is a laborer. He who works with his hands and his head is a craftsman. He who works with his hands and his head and his heart is an artist.” -St. Francis of Assisi Mikey Ambrose is one of those frustratingly talented people. I've been watching him play music, be in bands and play drums for over a decade now and every time I see him play he blows my mind again. I am always floored by what this guy can do with two sticks and a couple of feet. Then came the day I figured out that Mikey had moved on to different things. I remember the first time I saw one of his furniture pieces and I thought to myself. "Mikey? Ambrose? Woodworking? Someone explain to me." Our mutual friend Kyle bought a beautiful side table piece and we chatted about how cool it is to watch someone like Mikey make a move from one skill or interest to a completely different one and then be awesome enough to make a living doing so. He's created a business that allows him to get whatever he wants out of life. He wants to play drums? He does. He wants to hike and find wood? He does. He wants to take a month off and go to England? He does. He isn't a laborer or a craftsman. He is most certainly an artist. “It isn't what you have, or who you are, or where you are, or what you are doing, that makes you happy or unhappy. It is what you think about it.” ― Dale Carnegie

"All photographs are memento mori. To take a photograph is to participate in another person's (or thing's) mortality, vulnerability, mutability. Precisely by slicing out this moment and freezing it, all photographs testify to time's relentless melt." -Susan Sontag This is Nate Skinner. He spends 8 hours a day in a lab as a bio-chemist. He fills every other available moment of his life exploring, framing and photographing the world around him. Watching this film, we can't help but get a little bit choked up because we know how dedicated and talented Nate is at his craft - and at this point we want it as badly as he does. His passion is inspiring and contagious. His photographs are many. His longing for something more is relate-able and his urge to become the best possible version of himself is something all of us should strive for. Look for more of Nate Skinners work and follow him at: http://www.flickr.com/photos/stegoskinner/ “Change will not come if we wait for some other person, or if we wait for some other time. We are the ones we've been waiting for. We are the change that we seek.” -Barack Obama

I can't believe how far our family has come in the last four or five years. It seems like the me of the past is a lifetime away from where I am now. I've grown in ways I never thought I would've been able to. Now, knocking on the door of being a father of two boys, I'm starting to reflect on where I've been, and more importantly, where I am going. Wear Sunglasses.... The future Is Bright.

My son has been on this earth for an entire trip around the Sun. Coincidentally, it also has felt like the fastest year in my life. Does it every slow down? I'm guessing not. Here we go!!!

I'm still coping with becoming a father. It's a brand new experiences with its inevitable pitfalls and extreme high points. However, this road to being comfortable with being a father has been long and treacherous. This was a piece I had written about becoming a dad. We filmed some pieces with our first born son and I built something around the writing

A visual representation of a written piece of work about turning thirty. The fears, and the power behind one of the more important birthday's of your life. I just turned 30, and spent a very long weekend reflecting and deciding about where I want to be, and what I want to do, and well. This is what came from it. My wife and I shot the piece, I wrote it. I cut it, I colored it, I wrote the music, and I did the voice over. It's very autobiographical. Shot on the 5D Mark II. I used and intervalometer, and a 24mm prime lense for most of it.

Thoughts From: Series, written work put to visual. Original Music Cannon 5D Mark II

We need to tear down the walls that divide us. Understand each other. Listen carefully and form opinions based on personal perception. We need faith in each other and to not be derailed by anger, fear and hate. Berthold City "Walls Of Hate"

Directed by John Jenkins // What We Do Collective Additional cameras by Kai Borson-Paine and Christopher Patton www.johneightclip.com www.whatwedocollective.com Devotion music and merchandise and information can be found at: www.sonicrealestate.bandcamp.com www.facebook.com/devotionofficial European version of the LP available from www.ckudxbcn.bigcartel.com After years of being lost in the deep space of record label purgatory, pressing plant delays, and financial limbo, the second full length album from the bastard sons of the Pacific Northwest has finally re-entered the atmosphere and landed back on Earth.

Had some gear in the trunk last week, so we set it up and made something good. This is off the demo available at: thisisafoolsworld.bandcamp.com

Mark Palm talking about his new project "Devotion".

Blacklisted "I Am Weighing Me Down" off of their full-length on Deathwish Records entitled "Heavier Than Heaven, Lonlier Than God". Crew: John J-S Joel Morgante Duncan Moore

A world class custom hand made knife maker has dealt with cancer for over twenty years. Used his life's obstacles to show him the path to something he loves.

The explorer series brings technical fabric innovation like 4-way stretch, waterproof/breathable membranes, and precision laser cutting to your everyday professional wardrobe. See the technology in action in Ministry of Supply's Stratos Peacoat, Doppler M65 and Aurora jacket and vest.

On July 15, 2014 the High Line Festival of Surfing hosted the first Surfing’s Storytellers Dinner at the Haus of Strauss, Los Angeles. The evening honored some of the most influential surf filmmakers and photographers giving them a chance to break bread together and talk about their shared passion of capturing the surfing lifestyle. The exclusive dinner attendance included: Steve Pezman, Ted Grambeau, Jason Baffa, Tim Mckenna, Chris Burkard, Taylor Steele, Cyrus Sutton, Jeff Divine, Hayley Gordon, Jamie Brisick. Art Brewer, Scott Soens, Lucia Griggi and Craig Stecyk.

In 2007 3 file boxes containing roughly 30,000 negatives are discovered at the Rose Bowl Flea Market in Pasadena, Ca. In the 3 boxes is Surfing's History from 1972-1993. I traveled for 3+ years finding the people as well as the photographers who lived the era and captured beautiful stories if not TOLD would be LOST. This is LOST & FOUND Directed by Doug Walker corduroy.tv Aaron Chang Gerry Lopez Bob Barbour Bernie Baker Randy Rarrick Buttons Kaluikalani Larry Bertlemann Greg Weaver Rory Russell Duncan Campbell Dan Merkel Candy Moore Jock Sutherland

Created by Wilderness | www.thisisthewilderness.com Performed at Bush Theatre (London) as part of Bush Bazaar, produced by Theatre Delicatessen and Bush Theatre, August 2012. Performers: Chris Polick and Annie Saunders Choreography: Sophie Bortolussi Additional Movement: Jennifer Malarkey Sound Design: John Zalewski Additional Music: John Greaves (Roses de Picardie) Scenic Design: Kajsa Soderlund Costume Design: Clare Amos Lighting Design: Ziggy Jacobs Hair/Makeup Design: Cate Hall Technical Direction, Props and Construction: Jacob Corn Scenic Support: Gabi Lee, Christianna Mason, Lily Thomas Construction Support: Lee Holden Graphic Design: Martin Barron Filming and Photography: Emma Jane Richards Video Editing: John Jenkins Additional Photography: Simon Kane Special thanks: Tom Erhardt, Merlin Massara, Ben Greaves, Rob Bratby, Alice and Ben Harlan, Jesse Saler, Eva Perrotta, Sarah Galassini, Dustina Wessman, Benjamin Maddox Music: Roses de Picardie (John Greaves), Roses of Picardy (Sidney Bechet) Text: Moony's Kid Don't Cry (Tennessee Williams), Working (Studs Terkel)

RHAG had its World Premiere at Slamdance 2011