a story for tomorrow.

Such an amazing combination of storytelling, narrative, stunning visuals and sound wrapped into one short film. As you watch this film, take note of the importance of sound in visual storytelling.

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“This video was written and produced while traveling through Chile & Patagonia with my girlfriend. We spent 5 weeks exploring this amazing country, and this is how we chose to document it. Thanks so much for checking it out.”

Special Thanks to:

LensProToGo, for helping us out with cameras and lenses. They are an awesome company, and the perfect place to rent DSLR’s and lenses.

website: lensprotogo.com

…Castulo Guerra for helping out with the voice over. He is an extremely talented man, who was great to work with…and I am so grateful he decided to take on this project…thank you very much Castulo.

…and also, to my girlfriend Nina for putting up with my nerdy ways, and for making this such an awesome trip…you’re the best.

Equipment used:
Canon 1D mark IV + full Canon lens package – 17 tilt shift, 24, 50, 70-200, polarizer, gradient filter, monopod, tripod.

Music:
Bowspirit by: Balmorhea
Skeletons by: Yeah Yeah Yeahs

The Flood

Everyone has a story to tell. But it takes serious storytelling skill to create an emotional connection to an inanimate object. This video does it flawlessly.

After flooding the ice in Rossland for 40 years our beloved 1972 Ford 3000 tractor is being retired. This is his story.

Special Thanks /
Jim Fike, Ford 3000 care taker / operator.

Written and Directed by /
Scotty Carlson

Narrated by /
Rob Sulman

Narration Recorded by/
Graham Tracey @ High Lonesome Recording

Shot by /
Andre Nutini
Derek Frankowski
Rob Sulman
Dan Gaud

Edited by /
Rob Sulman
Andre Nutini
Dan Gaud