The Times They Are A-Changin,’ sang Bob Dylan back in the 1960’s: he could have been referring to the Travel Film business just as much as anything else. In the last 50 years a great deal has changed in our little world, none of it more rapidly than during the last decade.
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July 25th, 2010
Times Are Changing
June 22nd, 2010
Newcomers Wide-eyed At First Convention
TRACS President Monty Brown Writes
Marsha and I attended our first Travel Film Convention in Tampa, Florida, almost 10 years ago, at the invitation of Dale Johnson and Sandy Mortimer. At the time, we had not made a film of any kind, but we were in the habit of traveling to France and Great Britain [...]
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Tags: Chicago, Dale Johnson, FL, France, Great Britain, Monty Brown, Sandy Mortimer, Tampa, Windoes 
No Comments »April 3rd, 2009
Our Travel Films in 3-D?
Hollywood will have 40 features in 3-D in the works over the next three years, including James Cameron’s anticipated sci-fi adventure Avatar—coming in December. Couldn’t 3-D Travel Films give a great boost to our own industry?
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