Eliza Earle is an adventure sports photographer, filmmaker, and endurance athlete. She has filmed all over the world, including iconic locations like Yosemite, Chamonix and New Zealand. She is a climber, runner and an all-round outdoor enthusiast. This is a really powerful conversation. Eliza speaks openly and honestly about grief, as well as the following topics:
- Her early years and wanting to be an actor
- Studying Theatre at Tufts College and playing Ultimate Frisbee
- Moving to LA to pursue acting and running in the Hollywood Hills
- Her introduction to climbing and having a professional climber for a brother
- Not having a passion for acting, and discovering the joy of using a camera
- How telling stories and helping a friend morphed into a passion and career
- How she transitioned into filming adventure sports and her desire to tell more athlete stories
- Her time in Yosemite, and the tragic passing of her boyfriend Ethan
- Reconciling grief, and moving forward with life
- Reconnecting with Yosemite and climbing post trauma
- Her ‘Photo a Day Challenge’ and how that has transformed over the years
- Van life, and the untold stories of that reality
- Trail running in Chamonix, and the importance of running in her life
- Filming an adventure show in Fiji
- The yearning to travel versus the desire for a home base
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