About

Hunter Weeks –

Hunter Weeks is a film/TV producer and digital strategist. He produced and directed Outside the Valley, Where the Yellowstone Goes, Ride the Divide, WALTER: Lessons from the World’s Oldest People, American Harvest, 10 Yards, and 10 MPH. He also produced Reveal the Path and Inspired to Ride. With a positive outlook and love of travel, Hunter’s model of ‘Thoughtful Adventure’ has inspired people to examine their personal truths and improve their position in life. His innovative approach to film has earned him spots on NPR and CNN and allowed him to close major partnerships with companies like Quiznos, Chipotle, SmartWool, CBS Sports, QBP, Simms Fishing, and Livestrong. Hunter has spoken publicly on his successful distribution and marketing efforts at major film events, including Sundance Film Festival, SXSW, Galway Film Fleadh, The Conversation, and DIY Days.

Known for his strong eye for composition, Hunter has a passion for photography and world travel. He’s been published in numerous periodicals, including FHM, Maxim, Boston Globe, CNET, Sync Magazine, Hemispheres, and Intersection Magazine. Hunter currently lives in Seattle, WA, where he splits his time between the mountains, film projects, and building companies in New Zealand.

Sarah Hall 

Sarah Hall is a senior video producer at Crosscut and KCTS 9. Sarah has written and produced episodic and feature documentaries, as well as content in the non-profit and commercial realm. Her work has been seen on Netflix, NBC Universal, Carbon TV, and Big Sky Journal. Sarah is the co-founder of Red Popsicle, a production company specializing in thoughtful adventure.