Travel Videos
How To Become An Adventure Filmmaker: Q+A With Reel Rock Film Tour’s Josh Lowell
I knew I was in the right place when I saw the lean and muscular people milling about outside Boulder Theater — hair dreaded and Patagonia-clad. They had that relaxed, slightly stoned look that comes only after hours of swinging from rocks — and just maybe from some extracurricular chemical activity too. But these Boulderites […]
5 Crazy Crowd Videos From Japan
Just outside Shibuya Station is perhaps the world’s most famous crosswalk next to Abbey Road’s. Billed as the world’s busiest crosswalk, this mind-numbing stroll is only accentuated by the pulsating video projections overhead. Tokyo’s subway stations are crowded already, but throw in the prospect of a fireworks show, and you’ve got yourself the recipe for […]
A Travel Video Tribute To Rodger Swan [Video]
For those of you who haven’t heard the story, Rodger Swan was a college graduate living in Japan and teaching English over the course of 2009-2010. As many ESL teachers do, Roger started up a blog chronicling his time there — though his was a video blog called Tokyo Swan, which quickly began growing a dedicated following […]
Amazing Barcelona Timelapse [Video]
Xavier Gill — who apparently met Woody Allen sometime recently as evidenced by his profile picture on Vimeo — brings us this epic timelapse video from one of our favorite cities in the world, Barcelona. If nothing else, watch for the shot at 1:11 when the full moon rises above the Mediterranean and fully illuminates La […]
Discovering Why Everyone Loves The Coffee In Puerto Rico [Video]
In this video, TripFilms.com star Kelley Ferro heads down to a plantation in central Puerto Rico named Hacienda San Pedro to meet with the farm’s owner who’s been growing coffee for generations. Kelley then returns to San Juan to visit famed coffee shop La Bombonera to try out some local java with the shop’s manager.
The 5 Most Frightening “Dancing Squid” Videos
Odori-don, which literally means “dancing squid rice bowl,” is a dish popular in the Japanese port city of Hakodate, as well as a newly-popular viral video craze. As FoodJapan.net describes the dish, Odori-don consists of a live squid with its head removed and served on top of a bowl of sushi rice, accompanied by sashimi […]
Travel Guide To Puerto Rico [Video]
In this travel video guide to Puerto Rico, I decided to tackle my own Puerto Rico bucket list. Watch as I make new friends over Bacardi, hit the dance floor and salsa, live it up like a rap star, and fly to the small island of Culebra to check out Flamenco Beach, consistently rated one […]
Travel Guide To Barcelona [Video]
In this travel video guide from Barcelona, I travel to Barcelona, Spain, the capital of the autonomous region of Catalonia, where I explore the Gothic Quarter, check out the best of famed architect Antoni Gaudi, and visit the site of the 1992 Olympics.
Visiting Nanjiecun, The Most Communist Place On Earth [Video]
In case you were wondering, the most communist place on Earth is likely to be Nanjiecun, China, where locals have eschewed (I’ve been waiting to use that word!) the modern capitalistic tendencies of modern China in lieu of a city based on Mao’s teachings. As is seen in the video above, forget about seeing […]
How To Tell The Story Of Hanoi In Minutes [Video]
A lesson I’ve yet to learn in my own videos is that sometimes, in travel videos, it’s best to just shut your trap and let the destination do the talking. I mean, let’s be honest, it’s not you the viewers are really looking to see, it’s the destination. Case in point, the above video of […]