Jeanne Porterfield, noted travel writer and former filmmaker, died  at her Manhattan home Jan. 15 after a long illness. She was half of the popular filmmaking team of Jeanne Porterfield and Lisa Chickering, active on the travel film circuit in the 1960s through the early ‘80s. Lisa was at her side when she died.

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John and Jodie

John Holod, award-winning Travel Adventure filmmaker, marks two decades as a producer with the release of his high  definition The Great Rocky Mountain RV Adventure—Part One. You could call him the Poster Boy of the RV world.*

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John Nichols Booth in 1937.

Dr. John Nichols Booth, 97, one of the most unusually talented men to take stage center and say, “Good evening ladies and gentlemen,” is dead. He had been in failing health for months before his death last November. He is survived by a daughter,  Barbara Christie.

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Cinematographer Buddy Hatton with Sony HDR FX1 in Iran

Buddy Hatton’s new high definition travel film on Iran is wowing the circuit, proving again that a professional film touching on a rarely seen—and exotic—land will always win big at the box office. — Editor

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Bob DeLoss' new book.

Travels With Mr. D Film Artist Bob DeLoss has written an enjoyable memoir on his travels and early filmmaking adventures.

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Portland Filmmaker Marlin Darrah.

Veteran travel film shooter Marlin Darrah has won the Burton Holmes Award for best of show at the TRACS annual Showcase in Chicago.

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