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The start of a new year is always a time of reflection. We look back on the past grateful to have learned from our successes and failures. It seems that life is never short of challenges, but at Rhino, we like to call them opportunities. And before I start sounding cliche, let me explain with a story that starts here.

At Rhino, we take storytelling very seriously. That’s why we have poured everything into creating what we feel is the best compact slider system on the market. A core part of our mission to help creators tell their stories. As a part of that, we wanted to talk about five ways to pay off your new Rhino Slider ASAP.

Nate Luebbe tested the lowlight capabilities of Sony's new A7siii, by sending it to a very dark place, the stratosphere.

Camera movement is always a hot—and extremely important—topic when it comes to storytelling ...

Santino discusses the challenges of capturing some of the most difficult and dangerous whitewater kayaking in North America

Filmmaker: Nick Lake & Scott Kranz

Nick and Scott spent most of this fall in the rugged terrain of the North Cascades, trying to find the perfect frames to capture the landscape's magical transition to winter, a project they named, Larch Magic. 

Tyson is a DP, whose recent film, "After Selma," looks at the legacy of vote suppression in this country and the need to challenge it, in order to preserve our democracy.

We're pleased to feature Jarek Zabczynski for this week's Storyteller Spotlight. Jarek is an LA-based DP and editor, who got his start splicing together Back to the Future Films ... when he was eight years old. He's come a long way since then. 

I love the details. Perhaps sometimes a little too much. Even in focusing on the details, I need to remember to zoom out and think big picture on every project.