Griffin Post

One foot in front of the other—literally and figuratively—is the only way to describe this project.

Collectively walking hundreds of miles across the Yukon, thinking about how insane trying to find a camera that was lost on a glacier 85 years ago, balancing two opposing risks and weighing what regret will keep you up at night years on: trying something and being wrong or not trying something and being right? Ultimately, it’s the latter that’s far more haunting.

And then there’s the years of post production, which was a journey in itself albeit a far less cinematic one. An equally challenging slog but for the opposite reasons of the saga’s physical counterpart.

I don’t know which is harder but they both come down to a simple idea: placing one foot ahead of the other—sometimes with very little idea if you’re even going the right direction—and being totally okay with that.

And that moment, when you see the light at the end of the tunnel, finally, it’s nothing short of divine.

Stoked to share more soon. 🙌

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