Loaded red Honda Dominator prepared for a journey
FOR BRANDS

The road east,
documented
from day one.

A long-form documentary series with a clear direction and a flexible departure window.

What this is

Not a
thirty-second
read.

Dust Pilgrim follows the road east through the remains of the ancient world, filming the entire run-up.

Season One is in Spain: an off-road course, a Bronze Age well, a gorge on the Trans Euro Trail, the oldest standing stones in Europe. From there it widens to Portugal and then east.

The audience is adventure motorcycling, overland travel and archaeology, skewing thirty-five and up, European and North American, and unusually patient. These are people who watch twenty-minute episodes to the end.

I am a working filmmaker and drone pilot, so the production standard is the one you would expect from a crew, delivered by one person on a bike.

Where a partner fits

Four ways
this works.

01

Gear and equipment

Riding kit, luggage, navigation, camera and audio. Used hard for months, shown honestly, and reviewed after the trip as well as before it.

02

The machine

Parts, tyres, suspension, and workshop support for a 1992 Honda that has to survive fourteen thousand kilometres.

03

Media and production

Drone, lens and grading partnerships. I shoot professionally, so the footage is usable well beyond the channel.

04

Logistics and support

Insurance, shipping, satellite communication, border and carnet expertise. The least visible help, and often the most valuable.

And what I won't do

I won't say a product is good if it isn't, and I won't hide it when something fails on the road. That is the only reason a recommendation from this channel is worth anything, and it is not negotiable. If that is a problem, we are not a fit and no hard feelings.

Everything shot together comes with full commercial rights, delivered graded. Every episode stays online and keeps being found, so nothing here expires the week after it goes up.

Get in touch

Tell me what
you make.

Media kit and current figures on request. If you would rather just email, use hello@dustpilgrim.com and put "partner" in the subject.

DUST PILGRIM · MADRID, SPAIN

Goes to hello@dustpilgrim.com. I answer everything, though not always fast.