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From aspiring golf pro to seasoned filmmaker, Dale Mord takes us on his journey of unexpected career shifts and creative triumphs. Picture this: a chance encounter at a Montana golf course that led Dale from the green fairways to filming a hunting show. 

Join us as Dale shares the highs and lows of his experiences behind the camera, including a failed TV show venture in Kenya, and a documentary film that was 3 years in the making that had unexpected setbacks. Dale opens up about the intricate challenges of filming in diverse environments and the often-overlooked lessons in data management and client expectations. His journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the importance of staying true to one's creative vision, even when faced with setbacks.

Whether you're an aspiring videographer eager to learn the ropes or just someone who appreciates a remarkable story, Dale's advice on equipment and storytelling will inspire and educate. From mastering the art of self-filming during hunting trips to leveraging the capabilities of modern smartphones, this episode is packed with practical tips. 

0:00 From Golf Pro to Videographer
6:24 Journey to Becoming a Videographer
10:46 Failed TV Show Venture in Kenya
15:26 Navigating Challenges in American Media
24:58 Mastering Self-Filming Hunts and Events
29:04 The Alaska Documentary Disaster
39:12 Epic Filmmaking Mishap
48:24 Lessons Learned in Filmmaking
54:09 Outdoor Videography Wisdom and Duck Hunting
1:01:08 Filming Tips and Camera Recommendations

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