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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Ralphael William Green

Another one of our great old travel film artists has left us. Raphael “Ray” Green died peacefully at age 97 on July 6 at his home in DeKalb, Illinois.

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Ken Burns

“My father was an amateur photographer,” he often tells his audiences when on a speaking tour, “and I studied still photographers, so I see the still photograph as the essential building block, the DNA of the kind of work I do.”

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Robin D. Williams

Suddenly, an idea! I would charter a private yacht and convince enough students to come with me as paying passengers to explore the Roman Empire and visit the islands and villages of the Mediterranean Sea.

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Fran Reidelberger

I’m writing to you from my financial consultant’s office where the waiting line is longer than a politician’s nose when he tries to tell us that he, and only he, knows how to fix the economy.

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Questar President Albert Nader

America’s largest provider of video content is offering travel adventure documentary filmmakers a money-making opportunity by shooting new footage—or providing old footage already in the can—for the company’s innovative new web site.

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