Reel Riders

I can't remember exactly when I first became aware of the Trail Worn Films YouTube channel, but I do remember being immediately interested in talking to who was behind it. I got the chance to do that a couple of weeks ago, and in this episode you'll hear my chat with Abel, Harry and George. You can follow "Trail Worn Films" at the following: YouTube: Trail Worn FilmsInstagram: Trail Worn UKDuring our conversation, references were made to the ...

Al Phillips is the creator behind the YouTube channel, Moto Camp UK. It’s a small channel currently, and a relatively new one, but Al employs a lot of conventional techniques when creating his films and thus I was interested to learn about his filmmaking journey. Find out more about Al at the following: YouTube: Moto Camp UKInstagram: Moto Camp UKDuring our conversation, references were made to the following: Matt McFadden:Website: Clas...

Ferdia Durkin is a freelance videographer from Ireland who's been YouTubing since 2021. He's also an ADV rider, and much of the content you'll find on his YouTube channel is derived from his international travels. Find out more about Ferdia at the following: Website: unOrdinaryWorldYouTube: unOrdinaryWorldInstagram: ferdia_unordinaryworld During our conversation, references were made to the following: Free Miles MC YouTube channel: ...

Stefan Klabunde is one half of the team behind the digital film and video production company, Rugged Frames. I’ve been aware of Stefan’s work for some time, through his work for brands like Touratech and organisations like the Adventure Country Tracks (ACT). I was very happy to be able to sit down and chat with him. You can see examples of Rugged Frames' work at their website, on Vimeo and on Instagram: Website: www.ruggedframes.com/Vimeo: v...

At long last, we have our first Kiwi guest on the show. Graphic Designer Logan Olausen grew up on Auckland’s North Shore but has also spent periods living overseas…. And when I spoke with him for this episode of the Reel Riders podcast, he was in the middle of an epic tour of South and Central America. I’ve been following Logan’s YouTube channel, “Escape Artist Media” for about a year, so I was very happy that I could get him on the show. You can follow Logan on his YouTube and Instagram chan...