Alright friends we are passing the hat to help finish our documentary film, Who Owns Water http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1807627153/who-owns-water The money will go towards time on the final edit (indispensable), voiceover recordings (need that) music licensing (essential), animations (huge), and distribution (kind of important). Plus there are tons of great donation rewards, like ...
Filmed this short piece for The Action Fund, a Southern-based nonprofit with the goal of re-equipping old climbing lines throughout the South and the US. Filmed on the Sony FS700, slog2, with Sony Zeiss zooms. Check it out: The Jackal from Andrew Kornylak on ...
We've just released our bouldering film A FINE LINE on Vimeo ON DEMAND! You can rent or own the film here:
Last month my good friend John Kelso was married to Jessica Harris in a small ceremony at the Holly Springs Primitive Baptist Church in Bremen, Georgia. John is a fantastic photographer from Atlanta. He and Jessica also take part in the tradition of Southern choral singing known as ...
Excited to announce the release of our trailer for Who Owns Water, which I am producing in collaboration with Michael and David Hanson Who Owns Water - Official Trailer from Andrew Kornylak on Vimeo.
Check out our website www.whoownswater.org and our Flickr feed for the Who Owns Water documentary. Filmmakers Michael and David Hanson and I have been putting together some stuff on the backend to keep the project stoked for social media: ...
I will be a DP on this documentary film by Upstream Productions on the great rivers of the Deep South, to tell the story about our most precious resource. Producers Michael and David Hanson will be traveling the Chattahoochee and Flint Rivers from headwaters to mouth, and I will be joining ...
This article I wrote about our time in Idaho while shooting A Fine Line originally appeared in the June/August 2011 issue of Deadpoint Magazine. I'm reprinting a re-mastered version here for your enjoyment, along with some photos from our trip ...
My latest work for the Triple Crown Bouldering Series and prAna. A Short film called The Tribe, that traces the Crown back to its roots in the tight-knit climbing community of Boone, North Carolina. Shot on the Sony F3 with Nikon lenses. Lots of handheld work here. Plus some GoPro footage....
Asheville, NC-based indie-folk band River Whyless recently jumped off a US tour with Little Tybee. Their debut album "A Stone, A Leaf, an Unfound Door" is a beautiful piece of work that they recorded in the winter of 2011 on Martha's Vineyard. They spent three weeks in an old ...
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