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Sarah Menzies

With a passion for the outdoors and social change, Sarah uses film to tell engaging stories that empower the viewer. She founded LET MEDIA in 2012, a production company focused on genuine storytelling centered around environmental issues, social justice, and engagement. She seeks personal and unique character driven stories that highlight the good that exists in the world, showing audiences that all are capable of creating positive change where they are most passionate. Sarah can most often be found skinning up a mountain in search of powder, or cruising the streets of Seattle on her bike.

Posts by: Sarah Menzies
River filming

Magnetic North: Filming on-location in Alaska

On March 27, 2013 By

By day five, I looked less like a wizard with a wand, and more like an angler.

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are brought to the docks, the heads are cut off from the bodies and are dried and processed separately. As the fish come in, kids walk the docks collecting the fish heads from the boats. They then cut out the tongues to sell to restaurants, local markets, and individuals. Not only do kids make make money from selling the tongues, they also learn about the tradition of the industry. Cod tongues are a delicacy in the area, and when I first saw them on a menu I knew I had to give the dish a try. They were a bit chewy and had the consistency of rubber, but I must admit, they tasted pretty damn good. Photo: Kristin Folsland Olsen

Photo essay: The threatened fisheries of Lofoten, Norway

On January 9, 2013 By

Even the Norwegian names have a magical ring to them.

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Why are only 1% of national park visitors African American? [VID]

On November 14, 2012 By

Currently, African Americans make up 1% of people visiting our parks.

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