Nick Goldston

When coloring “Look For Things Where You Can Find Them”, and I wanted each scene to feel like its own world, a palette shaped by its location. I leaned into the natural colors already present in each setting, aiming to preserve their character while giving everything a dreamlike, cinematic quality.

There’s something deeply satisfying about using color to evoke emotion. I thought it’d be cool to share these swatches from each scene.

“Look For Things Where You Can Find Them” is live on YouTube today.

A year ago, Eric came to me with a vision: to create a film that captured the joy, the spirit, and the why behind multi-sport, exploring the soul of multi-sport through the people and places that inspire it.

He imagined three locations, each one chosen to reflect a different discipline. Each one paired with someone whose story added heart to that landscape. And over the course of the year, we followed that thread, letting the core of the message guide us.

This has been the most creatively demanding and emotionally fulfilling project of our lives. Both Eric and I put more of ourselves into this than anything we’ve ever created before. And we hope that, when you watch it, you’ll feel that same heart beating through every frame.

Thank you, Eric, for dreaming this up, for having the courage to make it, and for trusting me to help bring this to life. I’m endlessly proud of what we made, and of what it stands for.

We hope you’ll give it a watch, and share it with anyone you think will appreciate it.

It has been over 10 years since I put out a piece of original music under my own name. “Glacier Point” comes out tomorrow, and it will be the first of many to come. The song is based off a crossing of paths that happened on this trip in Yosemite National Park at Glacier Point. I hope you’ll give it a listen, and I promise the next song I put out will be more upbeat!