Category Archives: Travel
Fill Your Time With Stuff You Love
Please help…! I’ve started again to video blog. I’m open to feedback. Do video blogs or written articles seem to be more helpful? Or do you like them both? I’m in search of a good balance. Please share your thoughts in the comments below. Thanks!
5 Years. 5 Novels. 5 Films.
I like setting big, stupidly crazy-ass goals. Why? I don’t know. Maybe because secretly I’m a megalomaniac? Maybe because life gets tedious and boring without them? Maybe because I’m f$%-ed up in the head? Whatever the reason is, on January 1, 2011 I declared publicly “2011 will be the year that people everywhere will see […]
Riverwoods
Filmed at the Riverwoods in Provo, Utah. Director/DP/Editor: Daniel Bean Music: “Continued Story” by hitomi ©Daniel Bean Films http://www.danielbeanfilms.com *** Happy Holidays! *** Thanks to everyone who has inspired me in 2011. I am blessed beyond measure. May God bless you and may 2012 be your best year ever!
Shoutout: “Dreamt of August” by alden
After getting back from Brazil, I went and watched all the Hollywood summer blockbusters that I missed. While there were some that I really enjoyed, my eyes were screaming out for a break from the sometimes tedious “Hollywood look.” “Dreamt of August” by alden was just the kind of visual serendipitous cacophony that I needed! […]
Teresopolis Country Club
(I made this video to make you jealous because you are not here)
Breaking New Ground: Brazilian Crowdfunding
The campaign to fund the film Chariot Men is now live on Catarse, Brazil’s premiere crowdfunding site! More info later, for now, check it out here!
Chariot Men: Help us get from Brazil to Sundance!
A feature-length documentary about an endangered way of living in Brazil. Click here to Help us get from Brazil to Sundance!
Real Life Can Look Like the Movies
On Monday (June 20,2011), I went to the Provo, Utah Airport and filmed the first commercial flight ever to land in Provo. Mayor John Curtis, Miss Provo and her runner-ups, and the Vice-President of Customer Service for Frontier Airlines were all in attendance. Inspired by Michael Bay’s filmmaking style, I decided to release two cuts […]
Waste Land: How a film about junk is making the world a better place
You know a movie is really, really good when your first thought after watching it is “The world would be a better place if everyone watched this movie.” Watching Waste Land (a Lucy Walker film starring Brazilian artist Vik Muniz) was an extremely educational, inspiring, and insightful experience for me. Waste Land documents an artistic […]