Beautiful Places Forum
The forum is down while I change it completely. It will reflect all the podcasts and will be called The World Tree

iTunes Links:

Beautiful Places In HD (HD)
(for AppleTV or High Speed Internet)
This is for those with high-speed connections. It's HD, so the files are big!

Beautiful Places In HD
This is for slow connections or if you just want to click and watch with no download time.

Hiking Pilot News

The Hiking pilot is done and awaiting a sponsor. There was no way to do Hiking and Beautiful Places unless they were both with ON Networks. The places and some of the footage is very similar. Contracts must be honored. The shows are perfect and I am sure the show will be wildly popular. I even think it will do better than Beautiful Places. Both of them working together will be even better. ON has a great sponsor they are talking to right now, so it may be soon. Keep your fingers crossed.

Beautiful Cities In HD!

World Tree Productions is creating a new podcast called Beautiful Cities. It's a Beautiful Places style trip to show cities at theri most beautiful. We are hiring HD filmmakers interested in shooting Beautiful Cities in their part of the world. if you are interested, email tonyfarley@mac.com

World Tree Productions, my new production company is now in production on three podcasts, with more coming in the future. World Tree will continue to work with ON Networks to provide excellent HD content through Beautiful Places In HD and Beautiful Places: Hiking (to be released). New shows are in development as well, and we welcome all distributers and sponsors to join us in bringing them to fruition.

In Norse Mythology, Yggdrasil, The World Tree is a great ash tree located at the center of the universe and joining the nine worlds. Yggdrasil was just too hard to spell and pronounce, so the company became World Tree. The name is a great fit for my goals for the company as well as my Norwegian decent. My goal is to unite by showing the beauty that exists everywhere. The world is now splintered into many more than nine worlds, but like the leaves of the ash tree, we are connected through stem, limb, and branch to the mighty trunk.