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A look into the life of gear testing in the outdoors. By Kyle Dickman, Outside Serac Adventure Film School…
A photographer's cautionary vision of outdoor fun. By Paolo Marchesi, Outside Serac Adventure Film School…
Ed Lucero and other whitewater kayakers push the envelope for life. By Sam Bricker, Outside Serac Adventure Film School…
Outside's Ryan Krogh casts a line in the Sangre de Cristo mountains. By Troy Wong, Outside Serac Adventure Film School…
A look at adventure filmmaking with the Outside Serac students. By Rob Jackson, Outside Serac Adventure Film School…
Two dogs compete for the Dock Dogs title.
A fast-paced introduction to the team.
Team members get sick, endure bad weather, and sweat through nightmares.
Walker fights his final battle on the summit.
Director Michael Brown gives advice on making a great adventure film.
How to balance risk when making an adventure movie.
How to vary shots and edit them together.
How and what to pack when filming an expedition.
The team gets ready to climb the mountain.
The value of placing a hot water bottle in a sleeping bag.
The team moves through wind and fog toward the summit.
The team learns the value of persistence on the mountain.
Walker misses his chance at an iguana dinner.
After 20 days, it's time for Walker to head home.
Thayer Walker arrives on Isla Pargo to see just how long he can survive.
Making fire isn't as easy as you'd think, as Walker discovers.
Walker finds his first steady supply of food: raw mollusks.
Sand ants and crabs nibble on Walker as he struggles with sleep in the jungle.
It ain't easy to eat a coconut, as the castaway discovers.
Fire eludes Walker as he uses the bow and drill method.
To catch a fish, Walker resorts to some sketchy – and ineffective – methods.
There's nothing so sweet on Isla Pargo as the sugar cane Walker's discovered.
Walker offers a blow-by-blow of slime nugget preparation.
Conrad Anker, Jimmy Chin, and Ivo Ninov guide Dave Hahn on El Capitan.
Advice on how to shoot a documentary interview.
Advice on how to get a mixture of shots to give supporting footage context.
Advice on how to shoot close-ups of your subject's face.
Advice on how to set up your lighting to make your subject comfortable.
Advice on how to shoot close-ups of different body parts.
Advice on where to have your subject look when filming.
Greg Mortenson talks about how he got started building schools.
Kayaking's first family travels the country competing in whitewater events.
Eric Jackson gives a tour of the family's RV.
The competition between family members heats up.
An introduction to Usher Syndrome & the assistive technologies Barkeley will use…
Guide Jeff Evans helps Barkeley navigate a steep slope and narrow pass.
Before summit night, Bill Barkeley reads letters from his family.
Climbers talk about the relationship between break ups and climbing.
Getting access to high profile athletes.
Getting the shots you need for a great adventure film.
Tino Specht prepares for a freestyle event.
Pro kayakers Dustin Urban, Eric Jackson, and Specht land big tricks.
A cruiser and a mountain biker team up to check out Vail's bike scene.
The cruiser and the mountain biker on what they've learned.
International climbers compete in the World Cup.
As boats and bodies collide, ribs and egos are bruised.
Amateur climber Angus Bohannon enters the citizen competition.
Interviews with Alex Johnson, Chris Sharma, and Bohannon about climbing.
The most physically and emotionally demanding day of Bill Barkeley's life.
The best places to shoot from to capture drama and perspective.
How to think ahead and gain an edge when filming.
How planning can improve your summit shot.
Underwater filmmaker Ryan McInnis accompanies spearfishermen on a hunt.
Yes, Thule makes luggage, and it’s just as tough as their roof racks. Presenting our 2011 Gear of the Year winner.
These new shoes are toeing the line between trail and road runner. One reason the North Face Double Track won our 2011 Gear of the Year award.
Our Gear of the Year winning bag offers comfort and warmth down to 15 degrees, and it weighs less than 2 pounds.
With an extra 15 liters of expandable space, our Gear of the Year winning pack, the Deuter ACT Zero 50+15, works for day hikes and multiday trips.
It’s sticky sole and lightweight helped, but it was the perfect fit that won the Garmont Zenith Mid our Gear of the Year award.
Simplicity is why the New Balance 890 wins our Gear of the Year award.
Light, fast, and comfortable: Three reasons the Bolle Vortex is our Gear of the Year winning sunglass.
Four-season performance with three-season weight: Introducing our Gear of the Year winning jacket, Columbia’s Peak 2 Peak.
Can humans hunt the world’s fastest animals by running them down? Elite marathoners investigate in the New Mexican desert.
Award winning director Michael Brown talks about the positives and negatives of shooting with a DSLR camera. Outside Adventure Film School…
Award winning director Michael Brown talks about how to find the best movie for your adventure short. Outside Adventure Film School…
The surfer and photographer talks about Maxwell's skills and influence.
Behind the scenes of Outside's January 2011 cover shoot with soccer star, Landon Donovan.