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Stories are a part of us all. Early on in humanity we gathered in caves, and around camp fires to tell them, painted on walls to immortalize them. connection.

They are engraved in our being, we want to help tell them. Everything we do, every project we undertake has a similar, clearly defined goal, bring the world closer together through the power of visual storytelling. Regardless of the end product, or intended audience, the result always needs to have the same impact . . . Without connection, messages fall short, marking fails to capture, and your au

dience is left uninspired.

It doesn’t matter if we are filming a resort in Canada, a conservation story in Botswana, or a senior housing community in Oregon your media, your story, needs to connect and resonate with your intended audience.

This is what we here at The All Around Project are all about. Our Company is broken into three key components, and while we may grow and expand on these, they remain our core function, where we aim to excel. Films - Documentaries and Short Stories focused primarily on nature, wildlife and conservation.

Travel - Videos and shorts based on Travel, culture, tourism, hotels and hospitality around the world. Property - Multimedia production on real estate and senior housing. Follow links below to see each page

08/07/2023

I do love Alaska.

02/22/2022

Below is our 2022 show reel, comprising of SOME of our best shots in the last year.

This, 1:45, short was made from the over the estimated 400 hours of footage.

We have spent 39 days in the Kalahari, 30 days in Yellowstone, 8 days in Umatilla, 3 days in Jackson Hole, and countless days exploring the Oregon countryside, making up over 1,200 hours in the field.

Let us know what you think in the comments below

And as always, likes and shares are greatly appreciated

01/12/2022

With all of this cold snowy weather we've been having— we thought it would be fun to post some more content from our Yellowstone trip! Enjoy ❄️

01/06/2022

Have you noticed yet? We have custom intros and outros depending on the landscape of our work? ❄️🏜️ 🌊

01/04/2022

We have some pretty cool people on our team!

01/01/2022

Happy New Year! May this year bring you everything and more! ✨

10/25/2021

We followed these two mother lions and their 8 cubs during the evening. They definitely have their hands full keeping them safe from predators.

10/04/2021

With their sleek, streamlined body, short, reddish gold coat, and dramatic markings on the face, caracals are among the most beautiful of cats. They can weigh around 25-40 pounds, making them the heaviest and also the fastest of the small cats and are the largest of the small cats in Africa.

10/01/2021

"Sand & Water, Dust & Wind"....Stay tuned 👀

09/29/2021

What is a Vervet monkey? The Vervet is a small, darker-faced monkey, common in East Africa. There are several subspecies of Vervet monkeys, but, generally, the body is a greenish-olive or silvery-gray. The face, ears, hands, feet, and the tip of the tail are black, but a conspicuous white band on the forehead blends in with the short whiskers.

09/27/2021

We followed these lion brothers throughout the day trying to hunt. Luckily for them—they were successful.

09/20/2021

While out in the Serengeti, we heard that a mother cheetah and six young cubs had been spotted. At the time we were filming a VR project and had very little traditional camera gear, but we did the best we could with what little gear we had available to throw something together.

09/15/2021

They may look cute— but they are fierce. Every year across Africa, Hippos kill an estimated 500 people. Currently there are around 115,000 to 130,000 Hippos in the wild.

09/13/2021

We use the G2, and the Pocket Cinema Camera for our wildlife content. It captures crystal clear video, that we can then share with the world.

09/10/2021

Dust amongst the wrinkles. This is their version of sunscreen.

09/07/2021

If they aren’t hunting, they’re sleeping. Lions spend about 16-20 hours a day sleeping & lazing around 🦁

09/01/2021

Just as quickly as you spot them...they fade back into the darkness

08/30/2021

Turn up the volume and take a look.

Here, at long last, a final showreel highlighting our most recent work. All filmed this calendar year . . . in temperatures ranging from -15 to 110. Over six separate projects, hundreds of hours in the field. A few close calls, an couple of VERY close calls and a lot of time behind a camera. This is just the beginning for us.

Shares are greatly appreciated, help us spread the word!

08/29/2021

The world is a jungle. You either fight and dominate or hide and evaporate.

08/28/2021

Reach out to any one of us to get to know us better! We would love to collaborate on a project with you.

08/27/2021

The spots that Leopards are famous for are actually called “rosettes" for their shape is similar to that of a rose.

07/16/2021

Its been 60 days since returning from South Africa and we have finally finished cutting and organizing the content. In 13 days of filming, cheetah narrowly beat out lion for most content filmed at 956 Gb to 931 Gb.

Now that the hard part is done, onto the fun stuff . . . time to tell some stories.

03/05/2021

Cold morning yesterday.

03/04/2021

Yellowstone, even in your extremes, you are beautiful.

Shares are always appreciated

02/25/2021

Day two and three were slow, quiet, and cold . . . but day four things started to pick up.

A quick sample of the day

Shares are always appreciated!

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Salem, OR
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http://www.allaroundproject.com/

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Below is our 2022 show reel, comprising of SOME of our best shots in the last year. This, 1:45, short was made from the over the estimated 400 hours of footage. We have spent 39 days in the Kalahari, 30 days in Yellowstone, 8 days in Umatilla, 3 days in Jackson Hole, and countless days exploring the Oregon countryside, making up over 1,200 hours in the field. Let us know what you think in the comments below And as always, likes and shares are greatly appreciated

Ice Logo

Have you noticed yet? We have custom intros and outros depending on the landscape of our work? ❄️🏜️ 🌊

8 Lion Cubs

We followed these two mother lions and their 8 cubs during the evening. They definitely have their hands full keeping them safe from predators.

Lions Hunting the Kalahari

We followed these lion brothers throughout the day trying to hunt. Luckily for them—they were successful.

Mother Cheetah & 6 Cubs

If they aren’t hunting, they’re sleeping. Lions spend about 16-20 hours a day sleeping & lazing around 🦁

Leopard in the darkness

Just as quickly as you spot them...they fade back into the darkness

Turn up the volume and take a look. Here, at long last, a final showreel highlighting our most recent work. All filmed this calendar year . . . in temperatures ranging from -15 to 110. Over six separate projects, hundreds of hours in the field. A few close calls, an couple of VERY close calls and a lot of time behind a camera. This is just the beginning for us. Shares are greatly appreciated, help us spread the word!

Its been 60 days since returning from South Africa and we have finally finished cutting and organizing the content. In 13 days of filming, cheetah narrowly beat out lion for most content filmed at 956 Gb to 931 Gb. Now that the hard part is done, onto the fun stuff . . . time to tell some stories.