Thursday, March 27, 2014
California High Sierra Multidays - Epic TV #4
In this episode the crew takes a trip to sunny California for a dream kayaking trip in the Sierra Nevadas. They encounter insane whitewater in Fantasy Falls and the Upper Cherry Creek and they freakin' OWN it. It might look like fun and games but there are some very heavy situations here, like the one at 1:56. Hold on to your paddles! These Kayakers Need Burly Eskimo Rolls to Survive Huge Rapids | Every River, Everywhere, Ep. 4
Sunday, November 03, 2013
DREAM SHARING - Cali - Stikine - More+
Camping next to
the river under a bright, clear night sky, just hours away from sunrise. You
can’t help but feel excitement bursting inside you contemplating the warmth and
magic sunrise will bring.
To share those
moments where your dreams are fulfilled with your closest buddies is priceless
- DREAM SHARNG
"It
is not the failure of one's faculties - mental and physical - that makes old
age hard to bear, but the burden of dreams unfulfilled." -- Somerset Maugham
Featuring
-Stikine laps
-Californian Multi
Day-season
- Toxaway and Rock
Creek
Thanks to everyone
who shared my dreams in 2013!
Adrian Kiernan
Friday, September 27, 2013
10th Anniversary - Lea Extreme Race - Tasmania
Here just in time to fire you up for 2013!
Held annually in the highland region of northern Tasmania, Australia. The Lea river extreme race, now in its 10th year, is one of the premier creek races anywhere. It offers endless ledge drops and high class whitewater, however its friendly nature makes it a highly popular and well attended event.
Entries are now open for the Kayak4Play Lea Xstream race set for October 19 and 20.
https://www.facebook.com/events/390060574453252/
Filmed and Edited by
Adrian Kiernan
White Box Magazine.com
Music:
MUSIC
Sizzla - Rise to the occasion
Noosa - Walk On By (Sound Remedy Remix)
Grey Ghost X The Black Keys X Melodics
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Spring Waterfall Hunt - Epic Tv #3
In this episode the crew rally their kayaks from the paradise of Revelstoke in British Columbia, down South where it's Spring time in the Columbia River Gorge - but not before whitewater kayaking on some of the finest creeks in all of BC, eh?
Kayak video filmed on location:
Leap of Faith - Elk River, BC
Money Drop - Rock Creek, Washington
St Leon Creek, BC
Jordan River, BC
Produced By White Box Magazine
Filmed and Edited By: Adrian Kiernan
Additional Footage
-Galen Valkelhousen
-Wyatt Riegel
Spring Waterfall Hunt | Every River, Everywhere, Ep. 2
Kayak video filmed on location:
Leap of Faith - Elk River, BC
Money Drop - Rock Creek, Washington
St Leon Creek, BC
Jordan River, BC
Produced By White Box Magazine
Filmed and Edited By: Adrian Kiernan
Additional Footage
-Galen Valkelhousen
-Wyatt Riegel
Spring Waterfall Hunt | Every River, Everywhere, Ep. 2
Thursday, August 01, 2013
Upper North-fork San Joaquin Kayak Expedition - California
The Upper North-Fork of the San Joaquin flows through the Ansel Adams Wilderness area in the Californian High Sierra just south of Yosemite National Park.
A tributary of the famed Devils Postpile section, this section of river sports some absolutely stunning scenery and classic, quality whitewater. Our team concluded that his seemingly rarely run section, was one of the best overnight paddling trips of the Sierra season. A massively underrated section which, though you have to work hard for it, will greatly reward you for your efforts!
The team hiked 11miles to the put in, paddled 6 miles on the river, and hiked a further 3 miles to the take out over the course of 3 days.
Trip of a lifetime with the best crew possible.
Tyler Fox, Riley Best, Adrian Kiernan, Josh Neilson, Jamie Garrod and Dave Farkas - Legends!
Filmed and edited by Adrian Kiernan
Additional footage from Josh Neilson - Southern Underground Productions
Upper North-Fork San Joaquin Expedition - Every River, Everywhere Ep. 1
Friday, February 22, 2013
The Whitewater Grand Prix EXPERIENCE - Video
White Box Magazine brings you the Whitewater Grand Prix (WWGP), kayaking's premier event, through the eyes of athletes on tour at this years extreme race series held in Chile & Patagonia
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The Whitewater Grand Prix brings together 30 of the worlds best whitewater kayakers to compete in 5, class V events over 14 days on the spectacular whitewater of Chile.
"The WWGP Experience" Filmed and Edited by:
Adrian Kiernan
Additional Footage:
Eric Deguil
Todd Wells
Filmed on:
Canon 550D and ISAW A2 Action Camera
Music:
Example - Changed the way you kissed me
Mr Little Jeans - The Suberbs
Imagine Dragons - Radioactive
Anticole 31 - Gente che spera
Blackmill - Reach for glory
SBTRKT - Wildfire
Blackmill - Fortune Soul
Pretty Lights - Cold Feeling
Wilderness Crew - The Push
Alt J - Breezeblocks
Friday, November 16, 2012
Going to the Grand Prix in Chile!
"The most terrifying and thrilling place i have ever been on earth. Fulfilling a lifelong dream, standing there in front of that beast of a rapid known as the Hole that Ate Chicago, nearing the exit but with the biggest rapid V-drive still to come of the 70km box canyon that is the Grand Canyon of the Stikine"
Those of you who know me personally, know how much an invitation into the top 25 selected for an event like the Whitewater Grand Prix this year in Chile means to me. Its not just recognition, or the opportunity to represent my country at the most progressive and prestigious event in my sport. Its the opportunity to gather with the very best minds and athletes in our sport, continue to learn and progress as a paddler and person and as you know try and make some bad ass videos along the way.
Here is my video entry, one of the requirements for selection at the event.
I feel somewhat hesitant in asking for your assistance in helping me fund this trip, as it seems a very self indulgent thing ask for help to do. Especially after the most amazing year of kayaking in my life, paddling in Canada, USA, Norway, Switzerland, Austria and Slovenia with some many great new friends. Also fulfilling my lifelong dream of paddling the everest of rivers, the Grand Canyon of the Stikine. I should now be hard at work at home here in Tasmania, Australia, Attempting to pay of a bumpers seasons of debts and save money for next years adventures. The invite could not have come at a worse time financially, only weeks away from christmas, to what is one of the most expensive destinations flying from Australia, on top of losing some of the best paid work of the year.
So instead i pitch it you like this:
A couple of years ago i created White Box Magazine (www.whiteboxmag.com),producing regular video web episodes, showcasing some exotic locations and some inspiring lines from some of the worlds best kayakers i have been lucky enough to paddle with, in the hopes that maybe it would inspire at least a few of you to go pack your bags, go out, and follow your dreams. Or get youngsters in the sport excited about the possibilities should they stick with it, growing our kayaking community, Just as i had been inspired by watching films as a kid. Its stayed %100 free and screenings have helped raise funds for countless clubs and events the world over. So if you choose to donate you will be doing two things, Firstly, showing some appreciation for what i have been sharing with you all, and secondly, helping me not only make some sick Chile episodes, but help out of a hole for the coming spring, which would inevitable keep me flipping burgers or some such, and not making films.
Why not chase funding from the paddling industry?
Firstly if you think there are more than a handful of paddlers even covering their costs of living the river gyps lifestyle you are very much mistaken. Most like myself self fund all our own trips through normal jobs, all are greatly appreciative of even the smallest discount on their gear. We are not rockstars and coming from Australia i can tell you i feel like the jamaican bobsled team sometimes when attempting to find support else where. Lets face it 99.999% of us paddlers squander away every penny we make to support our habit. It would not sit well with me to be one of the .001%, its not the reason i kayak, if it was, i would have to take a long hard look at myself. However, having never made a profit from paddling or producing films, i have sunken every cent into not only travel, gear and food, but the camera gear i use to make the videos you enjoy
Thank you in advance for any support you may choose to give me, and know that if you don't, i will still love you all.
Those of you who don't have any idea of what event i'm even talking about can view short feature shot at the 2011 event in Quebec, Canada.
Friday, October 26, 2012
Kayaking the Grand Canyon of the STIKINE
This summer i was lucky enough to join forces with an awesome crew of guys for a run down the river of my dreams, the Stikine in far northern British Columbia during low flows. The river has stolen my imagination for years, let it steal yours..... a magical place.
Much thanks to Jules Domine and Blair Trotman for their footage.
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Adrian Kiernan (AUS) Whitewater Grand Prix Video Entry
Hay Everyone,
Hope you enjoy my quick video mash up for the Whitewater Grand Prix this year in Chile, Its going to be a sick event so watch and enjoy and help me share it around so i can get amongst it!
Short video of the last few months traveling. Filmed in Norway, Australia, Switzerland, France and BC
Sorry - stacks of Go-Pro. Im always behind the lense!
Thanks to everyone who filmed!
Music By Black MilL
Go Kayaking its SICK!
Filmed on Cannon 550D and GoPro HD
Adrian
Monday, August 13, 2012
WHITE BOX - Ticking Boxes - Norway Update
White Box Magazine's newest offering!
From the land that brings you snow covered peaks, trolls, expensive beer, beautiful women and stunning rivers.
Turn up your speakers, crack a beer and come along on a road trip with the boys and let us show you what the crew discovered this summer in norway! What an amazing place - we will be back!
Many Thanks to those who provided food, shelter and hangovers - you know who you are!
www.whiteboxmag.com
Paddlers:
Antoine Dupuis ,Adrian Kiernan, Mikel Serasola, Reilly Edwards, Will Hartman Brendan Bayley, Evan Garcia, Fred Norquist, Gerd Serrasolses, Mathias Fossum, Michele Ramazza ,Phil Gibbins, and Jorg Weidalich
Film by Adrian Kiernan
Cannon 550D
Go Pro HD
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