
Andrew Boccarossa’s “203.2”
“Honestly, I just wanted to see if I could top myself from the first one.” Andrew Boccarossa joins the charge of Film Festival alumni who returned to the field hellbent on improving their craft. Delve into his latest piece, “203.2.”

Quizzing England’s Reece Gregory
Back with a vengeance after an honorable mention in 2021’s festival, Reece Gregory clawed his way to the top step of the podium in just his second attempt. With help from the UK’s fiery youth, Gregory expands on his craft to a chorus of praises. The music is just beginning in England.

A Moment with Thomas Greenaway
In a star-studded lineup comprised of MXGP mainstays, GNCC hitters, and emerging freestyle icons, an underdog team of New Zealand’s finest came away with the upset victory in the 2022 WoE Film Festival. Get to know Mr. Greenaway in this short conversation regarding his country, his longstanding relationship with subject Ezra Hastings, and just how…

The Photography of Hunter Dood
Selective analysis on the Michigan native’s range of work. TB, Kelana, Kitchen, and more.

What the Hell is MERP? – Revitalizing Local Racing in Ohio
Jack Bierbower and the crew at Mid-East Racing Promotions are diving head first into the Ohio racing scene with a re-tooled format and a ton of enthusiasm. Jack details the schedule of their new series, and what they aim to accomplish in the process. This is D.I.Y. promoting in its truest form.

Massachusetts’ Cameron Plourde talks “A Year in Motion”
Cameron offers up his vantage point from the other side of a sprawling print debut, a retrospective shot entirely on 35mm film.

On Tour with Chris Post
Posty comments on his mad dash across the country, which netted him the win in our Long Form category of the 2021 Film Festival. His free flowing entry captivated our panel of judges, and reminded us in the best way that we’re all just kids with cameras.

Mike LeGrand Interview
The Death Crüe reassembled in the hills of western PA, leaving no coal slag unturned in their pursuit of eternal internet glory. A bite-sized Viewing retrospective broke out in our recap.

Finding Center with Garth Milan
Whether you need the keys to living a healthy and active life, seek philosophies on photography in relation to self, or find yourself dangling off the side of a building to cure a hangover… Garth might be able to lend you his expertise.

Cracking A Warrior’s Code with Troy Powell
A brief history of Volcom’s foray into the motocross industry to supplement the production of an underground gem.

Alan Perreard on “Lean.9.18” and the European Scene
Absorbing the energy from his American counterparts, French filmmaker Alan Perreard is showing the world how they do it across the pond with his new film, “Lean.9.18.”

Jimmy Hill’s Weird World
Perennial freerider Jimmy Hill explains how he communicates through music on his new album, “The Weird is World.”

The Viewing co-founder Patrick Farris talks “Lost World”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZmUEtmBkp0E World of Echo: What was the genesis for this project, Lost World? How’d you link up with Mike LeGrand? Everyone knows him from the Viewing. Patrick Farris: Well, we started the Viewing together actually! I have been friends with Shane Durham since 2006 or so, which introduced me to Darryn and eventually, Mike. After…


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