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_narrative-vs-advocacy-panel-collaborations-for-cause-2014.jpg "How can non-fiction content producers balance their drive for authenticity when tasked with communicating an organization's mission? Where's the line between reporting on an issue and creating propaganda for an advocacy effort? This panel explores the sometimes complicated landscape that arises when nonprofits become the media makers.nnPanelists:nnMelissa Ryan is Director of Photography for Nature Conservancy magazine, the award winning magazine of The Nature Conservancy. Melissa oversees and im")
⏲ 37 min 83 sec ✓ 17-Oct-2014
_10000-threads-around-the-world-with-author-spike-gillespie.jpg "Acclaimed author Spike Gillespie explores the diversity and common threads of quilting in Korea, its neighbors, and lands beyond. Gillespie takes the listener on a global journey of the art, approaches, and techniques of quilt making.nnSpike Gillespie is the author of six books, three of which are on the topic of quilting. Her most recent book, Quilts Around the World: The Story of Quilting from Alabama to Zimbabwe, traces the history of quilting from its beginnings to today. Her work has appear")
⏲ 36 min 27 sec ✓ 10-Mar-2011
_asmp39s-wednesday-webinar-for-june-17-2020-92.jpg "Bob Krist and Tom Kennedy worked at the National Geographic together in the 1980's and 90's – Bob as a contributing editor/photographer at National Geographic Traveler magazine and Tom as Director of Photography.nnThis is their fascinating discussion about still photographers moving to motion, diversifying one’s skill set to include writing, teaching, etc. as a business strategy and the personal value of late career philanthropic work.")
⏲ 64 min 28 sec ✓ 18-Jun-2020
_d-c-mondays-eliza-scidmore-beyond-the-cherry-trees.jpg "Every age has strong, independent women who defy the gender conventions of their era to follow their hearts and minds. Eliza Scidmore (1856-1928) was one such maverick. Best known today as the visionary of D.C.’s famous cherry trees, Scidmore was remarkably “modern” for her time – an intrepid world traveler, a prolific journalist and author of seven books, an expert on Alaska and Japan, and the first female board member of National Geographic and an early contributor to its iconic magazi")
⏲ 36 min 77 sec ✓ 01-Mar-2023
_in-conversation-with-natasha-lee-maintaining-your-creative-sanity.jpg "In Conversation with Natasha Lee: Maintaining your Creative SanitynnWith all the benefits of a media-saturated society comes all the pressure and anxiety associated with a constant need to stand out. Everywhere we turn we are inundated with all types of content, but how does that really affect our own creative processes. Photographer Natasha Lee sits down with Derek Fahsbender to talk about filtering out all the noise and honing in on your own creative genius. Join us for a thought provoking dis")
⏲ 36 min 56 sec ✓ 14-Mar-2022
_traveler-magazine-snowglobe-cover.jpg "National Geographic Traveler had me create a short animation for their January 2011 iPad cover to mimic a snowglobe. Dan Westergren art directed.")
⏲ 15 sec ✓ 05-Dec-2010
_ernest-white-ii-124-storyteller-explorer-speaker-presenter.jpg "To book Ernest for speaking engagements, hosting, workshops, and seminars, please send inquiries to ernest@flybrother.net.nnErnest White II is a producer, journalist, content creator, and keynote speaker. He is the founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives, and executive producer and host of award-winning television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II, currently airing in the United Stat")
⏲ 1 min 15 sec ✓ 15-Jun-2019
_national-geographic-traveler-interactive-magazine.jpg "Interactive magazine developed by Hurling Design, contracted through Zinio Creative Services")
⏲ 71 sec ✓ 11-Feb-2012
_travel-junkie-julia-dimon-from-emerald-coast-on-stress-free-beach-vacations.jpg "Julia Dimon shares an important new study about why vacations stress people out!nnHost of National Geographic’s “Word Travels” Series LIVE from the Beautiful Emerald Coast of Florida.nnThe renowned TRAVEL JUNKIE, Julia Dimon has visited more than 80 countries during her career as one of the top travel experts in the nation. The TV host for National Geographic Word Travels has hiked with mountain gorillas in Uganda, gone to radioactive Chernobyl and eaten live scorpions, bugs and slugs all")
⏲ 2 min 21 sec ✓ 31-May-2017
_national-geographic-traveler-magazine-digital-edition.jpg "Produced for National Geographic Traveler Magazine, Digital Edition")
⏲ 1 min 22 sec ✓ 08-Apr-2017
_salkantay-trek-to-machu-picchu-with-enjoy-peru-holidays.jpg "SALKANTAY TREK - ALTERNATIVE INCA TRAIL TO MACHUPICCHU (5D / 4N)nnSalkantay trek is anew and Amazing Trek!!! Come and see Salkantay Mountain ('the Savage one'). Reach Machu Picchu in a different and spectacular way; trekking through valleys, grasslands, glaciers, cloud forests and jungle!!nnThis Salkantay trek Was Recently Named among the 25 best Treks in the World, by National Geographic Adventure Travel Magazine.nnA remote and ancient footpath in the same region of the Inca trail, but less t")
⏲ 59 sec ✓ 30-Apr-2013
_42-andrew-mccarthy-actor-director-and-writer-how-travel-has-helped-him-face-his-fears.jpg "Halfway through the grueling 500 mile El Camino de Santiago trek which winds its way through mountains, forests, and endless fields - and where towns are a day apart at best, a former Brat Pack member and famous actor falls to his knees crying uncontrollably. He has a total meltdown, but it’s a turning point for Andrew McCarthy who would go on to travel the world for a living and become an award winning writer and critically acclaimed novelist.nnIf you remember the 80’s Andrew McCarthy needs")
⏲ 29 min 2 sec ✓ 09-Apr-2019
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_narrative-vs-advocacy-panel-collaborations-for-cause-2014.webp "How can non-fiction content producers balance their drive for authenticity when tasked with communicating an organization's mission? Where's the line between reporting on an issue and creating propaganda for an advocacy effort? This panel explores the sometimes complicated landscape that arises when nonprofits become the media makers.nnPanelists:nnMelissa Ryan is Director of Photography for Nature Conservancy magazine, the award winning magazine of The Nature Conservancy. Melissa oversees and im")
_10000-threads-around-the-world-with-author-spike-gillespie.webp "Acclaimed author Spike Gillespie explores the diversity and common threads of quilting in Korea, its neighbors, and lands beyond. Gillespie takes the listener on a global journey of the art, approaches, and techniques of quilt making.nnSpike Gillespie is the author of six books, three of which are on the topic of quilting. Her most recent book, Quilts Around the World: The Story of Quilting from Alabama to Zimbabwe, traces the history of quilting from its beginnings to today. Her work has appear")
_asmp39s-wednesday-webinar-for-june-17-2020-92.webp "Bob Krist and Tom Kennedy worked at the National Geographic together in the 1980's and 90's – Bob as a contributing editor/photographer at National Geographic Traveler magazine and Tom as Director of Photography.nnThis is their fascinating discussion about still photographers moving to motion, diversifying one’s skill set to include writing, teaching, etc. as a business strategy and the personal value of late career philanthropic work.")
_d-c-mondays-eliza-scidmore-beyond-the-cherry-trees.webp "Every age has strong, independent women who defy the gender conventions of their era to follow their hearts and minds. Eliza Scidmore (1856-1928) was one such maverick. Best known today as the visionary of D.C.’s famous cherry trees, Scidmore was remarkably “modern” for her time – an intrepid world traveler, a prolific journalist and author of seven books, an expert on Alaska and Japan, and the first female board member of National Geographic and an early contributor to its iconic magazi")
_in-conversation-with-natasha-lee-maintaining-your-creative-sanity.webp "In Conversation with Natasha Lee: Maintaining your Creative SanitynnWith all the benefits of a media-saturated society comes all the pressure and anxiety associated with a constant need to stand out. Everywhere we turn we are inundated with all types of content, but how does that really affect our own creative processes. Photographer Natasha Lee sits down with Derek Fahsbender to talk about filtering out all the noise and honing in on your own creative genius. Join us for a thought provoking dis")
_traveler-magazine-snowglobe-cover.webp "National Geographic Traveler had me create a short animation for their January 2011 iPad cover to mimic a snowglobe. Dan Westergren art directed.")
_ernest-white-ii-124-storyteller-explorer-speaker-presenter.webp "To book Ernest for speaking engagements, hosting, workshops, and seminars, please send inquiries to ernest@flybrother.net.nnErnest White II is a producer, journalist, content creator, and keynote speaker. He is the founder and CEO of Presidio Pictures, a film, television, and digital media studio centering BIPOC, LGBTQ+, and senior/elder narratives, and executive producer and host of award-winning television travel docu-series FLY BROTHER with Ernest White II, currently airing in the United Stat")
_national-geographic-traveler-interactive-magazine.webp "Interactive magazine developed by Hurling Design, contracted through Zinio Creative Services")
_travel-junkie-julia-dimon-from-emerald-coast-on-stress-free-beach-vacations.webp "Julia Dimon shares an important new study about why vacations stress people out!nnHost of National Geographic’s “Word Travels” Series LIVE from the Beautiful Emerald Coast of Florida.nnThe renowned TRAVEL JUNKIE, Julia Dimon has visited more than 80 countries during her career as one of the top travel experts in the nation. The TV host for National Geographic Word Travels has hiked with mountain gorillas in Uganda, gone to radioactive Chernobyl and eaten live scorpions, bugs and slugs all")
_national-geographic-traveler-magazine-digital-edition.webp "Produced for National Geographic Traveler Magazine, Digital Edition")
_salkantay-trek-to-machu-picchu-with-enjoy-peru-holidays.webp "SALKANTAY TREK - ALTERNATIVE INCA TRAIL TO MACHUPICCHU (5D / 4N)nnSalkantay trek is anew and Amazing Trek!!! Come and see Salkantay Mountain ('the Savage one'). Reach Machu Picchu in a different and spectacular way; trekking through valleys, grasslands, glaciers, cloud forests and jungle!!nnThis Salkantay trek Was Recently Named among the 25 best Treks in the World, by National Geographic Adventure Travel Magazine.nnA remote and ancient footpath in the same region of the Inca trail, but less t")
_42-andrew-mccarthy-actor-director-and-writer-how-travel-has-helped-him-face-his-fears.webp "Halfway through the grueling 500 mile El Camino de Santiago trek which winds its way through mountains, forests, and endless fields - and where towns are a day apart at best, a former Brat Pack member and famous actor falls to his knees crying uncontrollably. He has a total meltdown, but it’s a turning point for Andrew McCarthy who would go on to travel the world for a living and become an award winning writer and critically acclaimed novelist.nnIf you remember the 80’s Andrew McCarthy needs")
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