Wind, water, and moving light.
Capturing the coastlines and open waters that still photographs can't quite hold.
When Colby and I sail into a remote anchorage or wake up on a mist-covered ridge, still photos tell one half of the story. The rest lives in the current shifting under the keel, the palm canopies bending in trade winds, and the sudden scale of a boat against miles of open blue.
Jake shoots these short travel films and aerial passes with a light kit and minimal gear—letting the sound of salt water and raw terrain dictate each cut rather than commercial pacing.
Low coastal sweeps and high ocean vantage points over reefs and anchorages.
Tracking swell patterns, changing tidal lines, and offshore wind.
Uncut natural movements that preserve the actual pace of travel.
Motion & Field Records
Travel footage from our voyages.
Short documentary dispatches, drone flights, and raw sailing logs filmed by Jake during our travels.
Sailing through the Greek Cyclades
Anchorages between Delos and Paros under strong summer meltemi winds.
Flying over Costa Rican coastal surf breaks
Early morning offshore breezes and remote reef breaks along the Nicoya Peninsula.
Island crossings under sail
Open-ocean squalls, night watches, and dropping anchor at dawn in quiet coves.
Hidden Hawaiian valley ridgelines
Cloud-covered volcanic knife-edges and waterfall drops across the wet northern valleys.
Captured on 10-bit cinema profiles and drone sweeps. Archival audio recorded on site.
Films curated by Jake