China or the USA, everybody wants a piece. Where I live in Shenzhen, China, there happens to be the largest golden market in the whole country, Shuibei. There, with several buildings full of people buying selling and making things out of gold, I was reminded of a place in the U.S. where I’ve heard you can just find gold just lying on the ground. Driven by curiosity and the desire for gold I made my way to the Arizona desert and the small ghost town of Stanton on my own personal gold rush. Will I find gold? And if I do, what what will I do with it back in China? GEAR: The Backpack: https://amzn.to/4rnxgBX The Drone: https://amzn.to/40evK91 (I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.) GET IN TOUCH Email: contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: https://cinematicsomething.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/cinematicsomething/ CHAPTERS: 00:00 Shuibei Gold Market 01:35 Stanton, Arizona 04:30 Detecting for Gold 06:36 Gold History in Stanton 09:21 Sluice Box 11:02 Desert Beauty 12:54 Wisdom from the Chinese Restaurant 15:17 China Jewelry Center

charming mountain village of Taili in Guizhou, China. It’s home to the Miao people, one of China’s minority groups. As I stepped out of the van, I was greeted by the sound of lushengs, a unique woodwind instrument that’s a staple in Miao communities. But that wasn’t all – I was immediately surrounded by a bunch of curious kids, wondering why a foreigner was at their elementary school. The reason: My friend, a soccer coach, was hosting a soccer clinic to teach the kids of Taili and a few other coaches about the sport. I was there to capture the experience with my cameras and get a glimpse into the life of this remote village. I’ve heard tales of rural Chinese villages like this being lifted out of poverty for years, but I’ve never had the chance to see it for myself. Is this my chance? My friend mentioned that organized sports can teach kids valuable life lessons, but can they also provide opportunities for remote village kids to pursue higher education? Watch as I find out! GET IN TOUCH Email: contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: www.CinematicSomething.com IG: @cinematicsomething CHAPTERS 00:00 A Wacky Hotel 00:37 A Remote Village, The Miao People of Taili 01:49 Getting there… It Takes A While 03:01 Rural Chinese Elementary School, Wow 04:31 First Day 08:17 I Didn’t Like It, Niubie. Cow Bile Dish 09:32 Good Morning Students 11:17 Does Soccer Really Teach Anything? 12:05 The Egg Cracking Lady 13:57 A Vision For Rural Students 14:41 The Loud Lusheng and Saying Goodbye

it in China? Birdwatching is a hobby I’ve never understood, but my Dad loves it. While visiting me in China he gave me a pamphlet of birds. One of those ones you see all those people with binoculars carrying around. So now I have to give it a try! Join me as I explore the parks in Shanghai for birds, rare or common, and capture what I can with my camera. GEAR THE Power Bank by Anker – https://amzn.to/4r73hyf China Bird Pamphlet – https://amzn.to/43ywhoE (I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.) CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:45 To the Park! 03:01 I Found One, Kind of 04:23 To Century Park, Weird Stuff 05:29 Sing A Little Song 06:20 The Birders 08:27 Maybe I’m the Rare Bird 10:39 A Special Moment 12:34 Craig On A Bench THANKS Thanks to Anker and their VERY USEFUL 165W power bank for sponsoring this video. I use it all the time now. Thanks Dad for coming to China and participating in this video. Hope you can come again soon! HASHTAGS #china #shanghai #anker #birdwatching GET IN TOUCH Email: contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: https://cinematicsomething.com IG: https://www.instagram.com/cinematicsomething/

you don’t have to. Sightseers are everywhere at the Wukang Mansion taking their picture with it in the background. But I was confused. Why do they gather at this place? What’s the big deal about an old building? I wanted to know, so I grabbed my camera, the Canon EOS C80 (thanks Canon!) to explore what makes this place so enchanting over the course of 24 hours. And I saw a LOT! That’s right, another all night experience! GEAR THE Camera Canon EOS C80- https://bhpho.to/4240jQs (I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.) CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:52 I’m off to the Wukang Mansion 02:23 All These PEOPLE 03:55 Where Did They All Go? 05:50 My Favorite Part 07:01 Hungry Me On the Street 09:17 Yo… The Sun Is Coming 10:11 I Feel Ugly 11:44 Epic Timelapse THANKS A special thanks to the photographer who took my picture at the end of the video and all the people I ran into while spending an absurd amount of time at the Wukang Mansion. Also, a massive thanks to the sponsor of this video, Canon and their remarkable EOS C80 cinema camera. HASHTAGS #china #shanghai #CanonC80 GET IN TOUCH Email: contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: www.CinematicSomething.com IG: @cinematicsomething

with cats. I think they’re misunderstood. Through funny, yet awkward trials, I interview and observe the cats of Shanghai to find the answer. Are cats just little people in furry bodies, each with their own personalities and longing to belong? Armed with my Canon EOS R5 Mark II and a sense of curiosity I’m off to photograph and video what I find and I think you’ll enjoy my process. I mean, who doesn’t love an underdog…or should I say…undercat story? Yep, it’s a video about cats. Deal with it! GEAR THE Camera – https://bhpho.to/41inMwG Long Magical Lens – https://amzn.to/4mZZsYY Merry Medium Lens – https://amzn.to/4mPeUXy Wide Wonder Lens – https://amzn.to/4mVUlsI (I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases.) CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 00:37 So Many Cat Things, Are People Obsessed 01:05 Why I Have Cats in My Videos 01:51 Cat Interviews 02:44 The Kit for Cat Photos 03:32 Searching for Cats 04:56 Butterfly Hunter 07:35 Special Friend 09:45 The Reason 11:37 Annoying Friend REMINDER!!! Help cats! Adopt if you are able to provide a long term commitment and support spaying or neutering cats to prevent overpopulation. THANKS A special thanks to all the cats and their human companions who participated in this video. The Shanghai cat facility I visited is called Cat Island. I have no affiliation but appreciate their cause and stated mission of creating a shelter for stray cats along with being an example of responsible governance around feral and abandoned cat populations. A massive thanks to the sponsor of this video, Canon and their very cool camera for capturing cats, and other things too, the Canon R5 Mark II. HASHTAGS #cats #shanghai #china #canonr5markii GET IN TOUCH Email (business inquiries only): contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: www.CinematicSomething.com IG: @cinematicsomething

went anyway. Flying to Yunnan province and getting in the car of a stranger, I rode five hours into the mountains. What I found among the terraced farming and rugged landscape was the village of Xiaba. Home to the Hani minority people, this small village has a long history and fascinating culture. Watch as I experience traditional food, meet residents and explore the village from the street, mountains and air. Was it worth it? Watch and see GEAR My Drone: https://amzn.to/44hAEVJ Main Camera Used: https://amzn.to/4liSUEn (As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.) CHAPTERS 00:00 Introduction 01:24 What I Woke Up To, Xiaba 02:23 Gathering Food in the Forest 03:50 A Surprise 05:12 The Reason I Cried 07:36 The Introvert In Me Didn’t Know How To Respond 08:48 Cat Filming 09:46 Xiaba From The Air 10:46 Mountain Top Experience 12:05 A Local Responds 13:21 The Nicest Guy You’ll Ever Meet 15:27 Representative for Women in the Village On Hani Clothing 16:29 Rainy Day, Smoky Room 18:27 Dinner Fun, Famous Chinese Song 19:00 Worth It? Let Me Tell You 20:13 Special Extra HASHTAGS #china #ruralchina #unseenchina #potensicatom2 GET IN TOUCH Email: contact@cinematicsomething.com Web: www.CinematicSomething.com IG: @cinematicsomething