Unridden is a Nordic cold water brand founded in Copenhagen, Denmark. Emerging from the frigid, dark waters, Unridden is all about exploring the raw and unpredictable nature that surrounds us as a means to finding genuine happiness within ourselves. Unridden wants to inspire and dress people to go outside and explore. People spend most of their time indoors in front of screens. Unridden wants to change that. And encourage people to explore the outdoors. To go where you feel most alive.

CREDITS

Director & Writer — Ian Isak
Production Company — Honeytrap Film
Co-Director — Jonas Blond
Executive Producer — Malene Dyhring
Producer — Sarah Hjorth Wahlgren
Director of Photography — Jacob Møller
1st AC — Jonas Blond
Underwater Cinematographer — Martin La Cour
Drone Operator — Jakob Jørgensen
Props master — Eva Kristine Lendorph
Production Assistant — Stinna Nagel
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Ode to Desolation shares the story of Jim Henterly, a naturalist, illustrator and fire lookout as he
contemplates the dwindling days of Fire Lookouts in North America.

With the influence of technology and AI threatening to make his role obsolete, we look into the
future and ask ourselves what connections we will maintain to keep our human interpretation of
the natural world alive.

"Ode to Desolation" is this week's Staff Pick Premiere! Read more about it here: vimeo.com/blog/post/ode-to-desolation-lindsey-hagen-staff-pick-premiere/

Director: Lindsey Hagen
DP & Edit: Chris Naum
Original Score & Mix: Brandon Hagen of Vundabar
Original Artwork: Jim Henterly
Color: Jensen Vinca

Special Thanks:
The Henterlys
Kellen Mohr
The National Park Service
McKenzie Barney
Katie Barreria
Michele Hagen
Steven Naum

UV systems and the technology behind them have been around for many years now, but as people look to answer the question "are UV systems environmentally friendly?" we check how UV systems vs Chlorine and other traditional disinfection methods stack up.

UV light covers a large range of the electromagnetic spectrum but the part that we use is in the UV-C band at 254 nm. At this wavelength bacteria, viruses, algae, moulds and many other microorganisms have their ability to reproduce massively diminished when receiving a high enough dose of UV-C light.  

Chemical Free

Public demand for less environmentally impactful options has been seen to a large degree...