John Holod is an internationally recognized cinematographer who has filmed all over the world and has presented his documentaries to audiences across the nation. He stands out in the travelogue industry because he travels is a state-of-the-art recreational vehicle, immersing himself in the culture and surroundings he’s depicting. The RV serves as home and studio while he is on the road.

Documentaries produced and presented by Holod include his 4000-mile US-Canadian border trek, his travels through Baja, Cuba, Czech Republic and Slovakia and his 1500-mile journey along the Alaska Highway. He has lectured at such prestigious venues as the National Geographic Society, the Carnegie Institute, Cal Tech and the Franklin Institute. In recognition of his outstanding film achievement, he received the “Rising Star” award from the Travelogue industry in 1995.

Before embarking on his life as a professional world traveler and adventurer, John studied Cinematography, Journalism and Photography at Wayne State University in Michigan. Now the cinematographer spends most of the year on the road producing travelogues and presenting them to audiences around the country.

John began filming at the age of 11, when he made his first travelogue film which included footage from the back of his father’s motorcycle enroute to the 1964 world’s fair in New York.

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