Erics Favorite Travel Videos 2010

I adore examination transport videos, examination the world from alternative peoples points of perspective as well as seeing their stories. The 10 videos next go so far beyond entertaining or interesting which they can usually be described as inspiring. we can frequency sit still examination these drive-in theatre since we wish to get in the car, plane, train or usually get my boots upon for the new adventure. But we do sit still. we take in the story. we am rewarded by seeing something new each time we watch them.

Most of these videos have been not constructed by veteran movie crews; they have been recorded by the traveler with the camera. Im in awe of their formulation (or miss of planning), their filming/editing ability and, their passion for travel. This passion for transport translates without delay into passion for the imagery with which they tell their stories. If these drive-in theatre have one unifying theme, its their artistry. They have been not all usually flattering cinema or tricky filming. These videos push the art of creation the transport video in ways which havent been seen before. They have been the foundation from which next years videos will be built. With inspiration similar to this, next years drive-in theatre will be nothing reduced of spectacular!

#10 Road Trip Montana : Glacier Climate Change Interview with Ranger Graves

JoshyWashington ponders global warming in Glacier National Park.

This video has all which the transport video needs, good visuals which give the setting, an informative interview as well as philosophical context.

#9 Timescapes Death is the Road to Awe

Time-lapse footage of rock formations in the desert southwest, United States.

Tom Lowe takes timelapse in the whole new direction.

#8 Eyjafjallajkull Volcano Time Lapse

A gorgeous, haunting time relapse of Eyjafjallajkull.
The beauty of timelapse is receiving something which appears static, such as the massive geologic event, as well as illustrating the dynamics which affect us. This video does it with inventive beauty.

#7 Trekking as well as Ice Climbing in Iceland

Robin creates us all drool for the ice-covered mountains of Iceland with his movement adventure.

Tell me the story with imagery as well as song which gives me the feel of the place as well as youve got the winner.

#6 Road Trippin from Atlanta to L.A.

Timelapse roadtrip across the United States.

I adore being upon the road. The long miles, music, the simple beauty of landscape rolling by as well as the joy of removing out as well as stretching my legs. This video nails it!

#5 InTransit: Ep. twenty-six Panama City, Panama

Peter reaches the end of his pan-American journey.

This is the last part of Peter Bragiels implausible In Transit series. It captures the full romantic operation of an tour completed, including the summation of the memories. we feel similar to Im reliving the outing with him.

#4 The Season Episode 10

After the near-death experience, Jonaven reassesses his life as well as focuses upon his ideals.

This part of The Season zeros in upon the sacrifices we make in life as well as tells the story of how pro snowboarder Jonaven Moore gave up some lucrative gigs to work upon the project he unequivocally believes in.

#3 The Father Spirit Documentary

A son aims to heighten his fathers last days with the motorcycle outing by the Himalayas.

Not usually is the filming top-notch, but this is one of the many relocating teasers Ive ever seen.

#2 A Skiers Journey ~ The Sickest Ski Adventure of 2010

Seriously, the sickest ski tour of the year.

Solid storyline, exotic location, beautiful videography. What some-more could we a! sk from the transport video?

#1 The Longest Way

Timelapse of Christophs beard flourishing during his travel across China.

I have never seen the some-more undiluted illustration of travels transformative properties, both physically as well as upon the soul. we never get sleepy of examination this.


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