The MapMakers: Hitchiking in Colombia
Hitchhiking in Colombia is not as dangerous as some might think. Adam and Mike set out to film an investigative travel documentary and see if they experience a Colombia different from the one they have heard about.
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The MapMakers: Appreciating Culture in Colombia
We travel to some of the most under appreciated countries on the planet in the hopes of discovering a beauty that is rarely recorded. This is a compilation of clips from our recent trip to Colombia.
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The MapMakers: Changing Perceptions
Our films are about the transformative nature of travel. Watch and see how our perceptions change and evolve during our recent trip to Colombia.
The MapMakers: A Different Kind of Vacation
Conventional travel film is long outdated. Allow us to introduce an uncommon style of travel - one that is rarely recognized in the mainstream, but carries a great deal of adventure and insight. As investigative documentary film makers we commit to bringing you new perspectives.
The MapMakers: Exploring Connection
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The MapMakers: Project Ethiopia Episode 1
Idealism meets realism in this first episode from The MapMakers trip to Ethiopia.
The MapMakers: Project Ethiopia -Investigating Creative Education in Ethiopia
In this 8 minute episode, The MapMakers discuss the need for creative education - everywhere. Through interviews with 5 foreigners who made the decision to dedicate a part of their life to helping communities in Ethiopia - we explore the importance of cultivating and supporting intuitive learning skills. Listen to views from Kim & Tim (Dutch born couple building a Village in Gorgora where they will educate their workers and their children) Sister Suvi (Finish born, resident of Ethiopia teaching Reasoning Skills in a Jamaican Rastafari School) Willma (Dutch volunteer raising funds to build Montessori schools in South Omo) John (American born, resident of Ethiopia and founder of a travelling theater program for youth)
The MapMakers: Video Journal - Amy Schlotterback, Somaliland
In this short video clip, Amy reflects on what feels like to travel in Somaliland as a woman. Gain insight into the cultural customs, and some of the challenges western women may face.
The MapMakers: Video Journal - Mike Dickenson, Ethiopia
After traveling for nearly 1 month through Ethiopia, MapMaker Mike Dickenson shares some personal confusions and frustrations about travel. Opening to new insights and perceptions is often not an easy task.
The MapMakers:Project Colombia - Ayahuasca
Mike Dickenson and Adam Tanner of The MapMakers seek out ayahuasca in southern Colombia and find a traditional shaman.
The MapMakers: Evolution of Consciousness
In a world of stark contrasts, we inspect life more closely and discover major correlations and similarities people have about the evolution of humanity and consciousness.
The MapMakers: The Question of Community
The MapMakers hold open forum on the topic of community.
The MapMakers: ECETI Ranch, UFOs and James Gilliland
The MapMaker's visit ECETI Ranch to investigate countless accounts of paranormal phenomenon. From orbs, to UFO's spotted over Mt Adams - the ranch lives up to its reputation! An interview with James Gilliland offers new insight into what all of this phenomenon might mean and the implications to mankind.
The MapMakers: Exploring Sustainable Education
MapMakers Amy Schlotterback and Mike Dickenson travel to Aprovecho, a permaculture education center in Cottage Grove Oregon, seeking expertise and insight on sustainable education programs. In this conversation with Aprovecho educator Rachel Rothman she explains her vision of a more sustainable education system.
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