My husband George and I, with a committee and as volunteers, run a Travel Adventure Film Series for a Kiwanis Club in Jackson, Michigan.  It’s a lot of work, 10 months of the year.  Do we think it is worth the effort?  A resounding “Yes.”

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3D projector with LP screen.

A small group of Travel Adventure Cinema folks saw the future of small-screen 3D on a visit to the Beverly Hills headquarters of RealD PRO, the global leader in 3D Technology.

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Lowell Thomas.

Legendary Lowell Thomas introduced travel films to the Greensburg, PA, College Club in 1930, but it would take awhile before a real film series got underway.

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Filmmaker Foster and Volcano

Chicago Cinematographer Grant Foster was shooting footage of an exciting volcano in Indonesia when it suddenly got a bit too exciting.

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Sacre Coeur

This Is Paris was my very first film and my latest was MAYDAY Tugs of War, which is about the tugmen of WWII and most of them were from East Yorkshire. 

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Dale Johnson

Two more On Location TAC shooters, Dale Johnson and John Holod, are moving into HD production with their next travel film shows. They join pioneers Robin and Rosetta who were the first HD explorers.

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