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Hunter Weeks

Hunter is a shoot-from-the-hip style talker and will barrage you with his charismatic rants.

Graduating from Principia College in 1999, Hunter co-founded Spinning Blue, the production company under which they developed American at 10 MPH. He is Director and Producer of the movie as well as a seasoned world photographer. He filmed many of the more than 200 hours of footage from the travel. Hunter is currently living in Denver, CO, working on post production of his second film, 10 Yards.

Favorite aspect of America at 10 mph: Going 10 mph. It's a dream speed for a photographer and when you train yourself to look at the world through a camera, you see things much differently...

Inspired by: Charles Kuralt and Henri Cartier-Bresson. Charles was a journalist who captured real life stories "on the road." Henri is probably my favorite photographer who loved to photograph people and really captured candid moments of life.

Favorite place in the States before this trip: Tough one, but I'd have to say the Pacific Northwest.

Personal philosophy: This seems to be developing as I traverse the country, but I truly think we all need to find ways to enjoy life and should constantly strive to learn and discover more.

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Josh Caldwell

Josh's sardonic wit and timing can be subtle but hilarious.

Graduating from Principia College in 1999, Josh co-founded Spinning Blue. He's got some mad design skills. He's also noted for his documentary work of Howard Dean's campaign, which aired on E! Networks. In addition to being Producder and Segway rider, he is the Editor of the film. Josh, currently lives in Denver, CO, editing and producing his second film, 10 Yards.

Favorite aspect of America at 10 mph: Around the bend. Each day is different and each winding curve in the road brings an interesting new person or story.

Inspired by: John Wesley Powell, John Muir and those guys from 'Chasing the Void'.

Favorite place in the States before this trip: There is a stretch of road between Kayenta, AZ and Highway 89. At first glance it appears rather desolate but has this amazing subtle allure, especially when the sun hangs low in the sky.

Personal philosophy: Mark Twain once said "A naked man has little or no influence in society." I feel this may need to be tested a bit more.

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