I sat and watched this video for about ten minutes the other day. Yeah, I know it’s only three minutes long, but I watched it about three times and wished I was outside instead of sitting at my desk. Landscapes was shot by Dustin Farrell in Arizona and Utah. If you’ve been here, I suspect you’ll recognize some of the places.

via Moldy Chum

I can’t embed the video here, so you’ll have to visit Teton Gravity Research to see the trailer for Jeremy Jones’s new film, Further. This is part two of the three-film series that started with Deeper. Now we’re on Further, and up next is Higher, shot entirely in the coffee shops of Amsterdam.

Dubstach Collective puts together a nice ‘so long summer‘ video. Great editing and shooting. Now we’re ready for ski season.

Icebreaker’s bizarre ads are beyond what you’d expect from a long underwear company. Or really, beyond what you’d expect from any company that has something to sell. They succeed in getting people talking about Icebreaker, specifically how odd their ads are. This ad, the Elbow Deep in a Sheep campaign, was run in New Zealand for the Rugby World Cup. Fans who ‘reached into the sheep’ (it was fake) were rewarded with discounts on long underwear.

Watch a news anchor struggle to find something to talk about while Jeb Corliss flies through a cave in China. I suppose it’s more of an ‘arch’ than a cave but I’m not going to argue with the guy who was close enough to high-five a member of his ground crew on his last YouTube video. The anchor keeps saying it was his “second attempt.” Since he survived to make that second attempt we can assume that his first attempt did not include him coming into contact with the ground without deploying a parachute first.