Over the years our filming and editing style has evolved greatly, and will no doubt continue to change, but our current focus is on creating ambient hiking films and slow travel narratives that involve the viewer in an immersive way. The subject of our films tend to reflect our own interests, be that hiking, off-road adventures, sailing, or travel in general.
Our ambient hiking films use natural audio recorded at the time, with no talking to the camera and minimalistic music. We shoot them in a way which allows you to hike the trail virtually with us, like a silent hiking buddy following along in the background. We want these to be relaxing to watch (and indeed they have been described by our viewers as calming, peaceful, and meditative), but also informative and useful if you are planning to hike the same trail in real life. With that in mind, we include a detailed breakdown of the hike at the end of each film, and of course our accompanying written guides include everything you need to plan your own hike.
Our slow travel films are often focused on a specific road trip, journey or sailing adventure that we’ve been on, combining quiet little day-to-day scenes with some on-the-go chit-chat from us. The aim with these types of films is to show you what the experience is like for yourself, rather than simply tell you about it. Much like our silent hiking films, we prioritise recording natural audio at the time to accompany the visuals, so you can really get a feel for what it’s like to be there in person.
In 2024 we took on a project to document ‘A Year in the Life of Bessie Ellen ‘, an historic West Country trading ketch celebrating her 120th anniversary with a Round Britain Tour. We spent 8 months with this beautiful wooden boat, capturing the day-to-day life of the crew and guests, along with the experiences of sailing and maintaining such a traditional vessel. The video series is an ongoing project and you can watch from the start in this playlist.
Our most recent films are shared below, with the full back catalogue available on our YouTube channel. Be sure to hit Subscribe and turn on notifications to keep up to date with all our latest releases.
In 2025 we moved to a tiny house on a wee plot of land in the far north of Scotland and are sharing the story of that journey through our new YouTube channel Hoggs in The Paddock.
If you’re interested in the filmmaking side of things, we share some practical tips in the blog posts below, and outline our complete filmmaking gear in this post and in this curated Amazon Storefront. For more detailed behind-the-scenes insights and personal advice or feedback, why not join our Patreon community and support our content creation at the same time?
If you would like to licence any of our footage or photography, or hire us for a specific project, get in touch and we’ll be happy to talk through your needs and provide a quote. Our work has been published in print and online by Conde Nast House & Garden Magazine and The Sunday Post P.S. Magazine, been featured in an Economist Enterprise film, CalMac advertising campaign and ITV News report, and published online by Homes & Interiors Scotland, BBC News, Mr Porter, Meander Apparel Magazine and various commercial clients.
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