S1.E1 ∙ Hello World

Stig Dalstrom, the Wild Orchid Man, and filmmaker Darryl Saffer travel to the Andes of northern Peru in search of rare orchids and to assess the state of the environment in this sensitive region. This watershed feeds the Amazon basin and determines the health of the forests so vital to the planet. The team quickly learns that plans are worthless in the face of forces of nature. In spite of the challenges, they are rewarded with new discoveries and breathtaking scenery.

One film producers journey through his subconscious and spirit, in search of the missing answers in his own Life, GOD and the Universe.

Ships from Fred Olsen and Leif Høegh around the world for 2 years. It turned out to be a color film that was shown in cinemas with great success. With the exception of "Ola Førsterreis", everyone in the film is a sailor playing himself.

Each year, the Visual Journalism program at Brooks Institute offers an international documentary trip for interested visual journalism, professional photography, and film students. The class, which is staged in a different international location each year, is limited to those applicants who demonstrate a solid understanding of visual storytelling, the ability to work independently, and who embrace their roles as ambassadors. In November and December 2008, the 20 selected students and instructor Paul Myers spent seven weeks in South India to chronicle the people, life and culture of the region. Upon their return, the students created projects to showcase their experiences from this trip, including a documentary, book, DVD, website, and print exhibitions.