Aspen, CO 81611, USA
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Request QuotePlease visit OutsideAdventureMedia.com for current video samples and information. Video samples below may be old. Barry Stevenson is an EMMY® Award-winning video producer, award-winning film maker and videographer. He has been nominated for two additional EMMY's®. He launched Outside Adventure Media to create video content for a wide variety of outdoor or adventure-related companies, nonprofit organizations, and local small businesses. Prior to starting Outside Adventure Media, Barry worked at affiliate TV stations throughout the country as a news photojournalist, videotape editor, broadcast promotions producer and manager, and marketing/advertising executive. Outside Adventure Media is based in Basalt in the Roaring Fork Valley of the central Colorado mountains, 15 minutes to Aspen, 90 minutes to Vail, and four hours to Telluride or Steamboat Springs. For Colorado outdoor-related stock footage, visit my Barry Stevenson page at Pond5 at https://www.pond5.com/search?kw=&media=footage#1/2063/artist_exclusive:1,artist:barrystevenson where I have posted over 2,600 video clips for sale. Or, contact me directly at x.
Produced for Bridging Bionics
Kayla was driving to school when she crashed her car, was ejected from the vehicle, and suffered a spinal cord injury. Today the Bridging Bionics Foundation is helping her to stand and walk again.
Produced for Bridging Bionics
Kyle was exploring a North Carolina waterfall when he slipped and was carried over the edge. He fell 45 feet and suffered a spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed. Today the Bridging Bionics Foundation is helping him to stand and walk again.
Enjoy a few of my favorite shots from the 2019 Summerfest Balloon Bash in El Jebel, Colorado.
The Storm King Mountain Memorial Trail honors the 14 hotshots, smoke jumpers, and helitack crew who perished in the 1994 South Canyon Fire.
Produced for Bridging Bionics
Learn how the Bridging Bionics Foundation helps people like Leah Potts to get upright and to walk again. Leah was injured in a skiing accident after graduating from college in 1999. Today she is walking, skiing, cycling and more thanks to the Bridging Bionics Foundation which helps people like Leah to get upright and to walk again.
Produced for Bridging Bionics
MacKenzie was paralzyed in an autio accident while in high school. Learn how the Bridging Bionics Foundation is helping young people like Mackenzie to bridge mobility with bionic technology, and lead more normal lives.
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