Will our Travel Adventure Films become passé a decade or so from now?

The question is raised because of vanishing venues, long- gone patrons, or stay-at-homers watching Anthony Bourdain’s No Reservations on the Travel Channel.

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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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Panasonic's New 3D Camera

3D cameras and projectors are on the Travel Adventure Cinema horizon, but will they help our flagging audience attendance when they arrive?

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Bruce Nazarian and Pete Hasa, President of PVN

If you are shooting or thinking about shooting in high definition, maybe you should also start thinking about getting involved with Blu-ray—without buying a pricey Blu-ray burner.

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On Location: Iran

California filmmakers Buddy Hatton and Larry Won, shooting a new travel film in Iran, spent Christmas at an Anglican church in Shiraz, the so-called poetic capital in the southwest of that Muslim country.

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