Planning a holiday can be extremely frustrating for almost everyone. This is especially true for people who love traveling but aren’t very good at planning everything from the itinerary to booking the hotels and flights.
Why One-Bag Filmmaking Matters Dragging two rolling Pelican cases through an airport is a quick way to lose both your back muscles and your sanity. I’ve done it. The cases don’t fit overhead, gate agents glare at you like you’re smuggling a rocket launcher, and every connection feels like a race you’re losing. By the … Read more
Introduction: The ULTIMATE Portable LED Lighting Kit for Travel (Under $150!) Why do so many incredible travel shots fall flat? Often, it’s a lack of good lighting. As a travel filmmaker, I’ve been there – trying to shoot a crucial interview in a dimly lit hotel room, or capturing a vibrant night market only to … Read more
Introduction: Travel Guide For Those On a Budget Meet Trent Peek. By day, I’m often found pondering my next indie film idea that may or may not ever see the light of day. By night, I’m the friendly doorman at a four-star hotel, holding doors open for folks living the dream. While they’re rolling out … Read more
Introduction: Your Lens on the Emerald City As a frequent traveler who’s journeyed countless times between my home in Victoria, BC, and the vibrant Emerald City of Seattle, I’ve had the unique pleasure of watching this urban landscape evolve through a very particular lens: that of a filmmaker and content creator. Every ferry ride across … Read more
This ultimate guide unlocks Hollywood’s most Instagrammable places, offering insider tips from a film director and luxury hotel pro. Discover iconic spots, hidden gems, and how to capture stunning, story-driven photos that go beyond basic tourist snaps. Explore the magic of Old Hollywood, find budget-friendly retro locations, and get pro gear recommendations to elevate your content.