Tour or Die
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Zach HellmuthDirectorThere is No Other Side, Futurebirds: 10 Years on the Road, Wind Voyager - Behind the Scenes, Mugisha Story - Africa New Life, Powder Magazine - Wimenuchi Series
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Hank WhartonProducer
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Zach HellmuthProducer
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Hank WhartonCreator
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Peter MenkCreator
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Justin OsbourneContributorsSusto
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Johnny DelewareContributorsThe Artisanals
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Marshall HudsonContributorsSusto
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Corey CampbellContributorsBabe Club
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Jenna DesmondContributorsBabe Club
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Dries VanderburgContributorsSusto
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Clay HouleContributorsThe Artisanals
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Wolfgang ZimmermanContributorsRialto Row
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Hank WhartonContributorsFWB Productions
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Sebatian ChurchContributors
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Gabby BentonContributors
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Maureen McManusContributors
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David BettsContributors
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George ClaussenContributors
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Grayson GordonContributors
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Molly DruceContributors
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Nick CasonContributors
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James HynesContributors
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John KenneyContributors
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Band of HorsesContributors
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Charleston PourhouseContributors
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Charleston Music HallContributors
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Project Type:Documentary, Short
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Runtime:36 minutes 8 seconds
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Production Budget:194,184 USD
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Country of Origin:United States
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Country of Filming:United States
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Language:English
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:No
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Student Project:No
Zach Hellmuth is an American commercial filmmaker, photographer, designer, and conservationist specializing in advertising, documentaries, music videos, and ocean relief initiatives. His work has been published in Rollingstone Magazine, VIBE, Billboard, ESPN, and the Washington Post. When not on assignments, he works on environmental projects that focus on ocean sustainability “living shorelines” and researching innovative aquaculture and coastal restoration processes.
“No other word best describes me than the word grateful. Since picking up a camera, I’ve had the opportunity to document some of the world’s most talented/interesting athletes, musicians, innovators, artists, people, and stories. It hasn’t always been an easy road but with hard work and dedication, I’ve enjoyed some of the fruits of my labor and continue to push myself more and more every day. I first got my start when I assisted under some of the best in the business (Brain Farm Digital Cinema creators of Travis Rice’s legendary snowboard film “Art of Flight”) while traveling and shooting documentary and commercial assignments for National Geographic, Toyota, and Red Bull. Throughout the years, my commissioned work has been featured in major publications and televised nationally; but I don't want to steer too far away from the family tree because my upbringing has a lot to do with my work. My blood line runs thick of hard working painters, preachers, German butchers, Southern farmers, interior designers, and even a dump truck driver. Growing up around passionate and entrepreneurial people taught me to pay attention to every little detail. My work is a blend of youthful energy, sharp aesthetics, human connection, and what feels natural. I like to lean more towards organic use of color, composition, and life. Pushing my work beyond what is expected to surprise my clients/myself on every project is a quality that has allowed me to grow as an artist and I am thankful for every second.”