In August of 2009, Walter Lowe and I traveled to Honduras to capture video for a series of webisodes that were designed to attract tourism to this beautiful country.  Although the trip was postponed at first – due to a military coup that was happening around the same time – I had such a wonderful time exploring the country.  We were there for eight days and traveled across the entire country shooting at some of the most exquisite locations that I have ever seen.

Our gear

Walter Lowe is the resident master of the Red Rock Micro system, so he decided that we should shoot the entire series with 35mm adapters.  I’m glad he made the call because the video was breathtaking.  Our total equipment list included a Sony V1u camera, the Red Rock Micro system, a handful of 35mm prime lenses, a Libec tripod (that we beat-up pretty bad), a box of HDV tapes a shotgun microphone and several boxes of nutrition bars.