Videomaker Interview's Final Resting Place

The 40-minute Videomaker interview with Nomadic Frames' Morgan Paar has found a permanent home. It should be able to be viewed here for all of eternity!

View it HERE.

Morgan's Interview Appears in Filmmaking Journal (without permission)

Morgan's interview in the Videomaker webcast was included in the most recent issue of The #Filmmaking Journal (Friday, March 14, 2014), without permission. I guess we don't own the content but I doubt very much Videomaker gave them permission to repost. Guess this is the way the world works in the Digital Age. More exposure I guess. It's all good with us.

HERE is a link to the issue of The #Filmmaking Journal

scroll down to "EDUCATION" to view.

Or just click HERE to see the webcast interview. Morgan comes in at 17 minutes.

Videomaker Conducts Live Skype Video Interview With Nomadic Frame's Morgan Paar

Wednesday afternoon at 2pm Eastern Time. Click HERE to watch live or watch the recorded segment.

Blog Post On Videomaker.com By Morgan

I wrote a blog post for Videomaker.com about a Panasonic press event I attended last Thursday. The press briefing showcased three new Panasonic professional cameras and a 4K production monitor that the company will unveil next month at NAB, the National Association of Broadcasters in Las Vegas.

Check out the posting HERE.

The New York Times Travel Show

Our first New York Times Travel Show was a great success. We meet so many tour operators, tourism bureaus and other travel professionals over three days. We also ran into fellow travel colleagues such as Bare Feet with Mickela Mallozzi who helped us with your pitch.  Now we need to weed through piles of business cards, fliers and pamphlets and contact all the organizations we pressed flesh with.

Harvest and Eat Seaweed with Ngobe Indians

Have you ever eaten seaweed? Have you ever harvested it? You can do this and so much more at Urraca Private Island. Van and I spent three wonderful days in this paradise with the owner Francine Roy. Check out our 4-minute video below.

A big thank you to Nuque Palacio, Elisia Mumani, Cecilio Mumani and Ignacio Bruce, four local Ngobe India's who took excellent care of us. I really wish we could have spent a few more days with you!

Emmmm... seaweed. Eat it, drink it or spread it on your skin.

Cecilio paddles me out to the seaweed farm in a traditional Ngobe canoe. BYOMS (bring your own mask and snorkle).

Check out the video at TripFilms HERE

Check out Urraca Private Island HERE

Edible Jungle in the TripFilms Newsletter

It appears we made the weekly TripFilms newsletter. Truly exciting as TripFilms has a wide following and it helps us get recognized. Thanks TripFilms!

view the TripFilms blog HERE