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From remote expeditions to stories closer to home, our films explore adventure, science, conservation, and the people connected to them.
Explore selected work by Miles for Breakfast Media below.
Follow the journey — discover how Miles For Breakfast brings wild stories to life, one adventure at a time.
The Great Nomad Expedition co-founder Unenburen Uydenbat describes Mongolia’s herders as the country’s “cultural heroes.” Through their daily lives, they carry forward traditions, knowledge, and skills that have been passed down for thousands of years. The traditional way of life is facing significant pressures. Herding is demanding and communities are facing increasingly difficult challenges, from extreme weather and changing environmental conditions to economic pressures and migration to cities.
Supporting herding communities is central to the Great Nomad Expedition's work. Through their expeditions, the team partners with herders across the country, creating opportunities for local communities to benefit directly from tourism while giving visitors the chance to learn from their deep knowledge and experience.
Expedition leader and co-founder of the Great Nomad Expedition, Chloe Phillips-Harris talks about the importance of Journeys
Journey across Mongolia — from sun-scorched desert to snow-capped mountains — by camel, yak, horse, and reindeer. Created for Big Blue Flower, LLC, this documentary captures the endurance of expedition travel, the beauty of nomadic culture, and the timeless connection between humans and animals.
Created for Big Blue Flower, LLC, this film captures a winter expedition across Mongolia’s Gobi Desert by camel. Led by skilled nomadic herders who know the land better than anyone, the team navigates subzero cold, deep snow, and endless wind. Along the way, the riders come to realize that resilience is born not just from strength, but from connection — that in the end, the most important thing in life is people.

This ongoing documentary project follows nomadic communities adapting to a changing climate, preserving traditions, and maintaining deep connections with the land and animals around them. It highlights resilience and the urgent need to protect ecosystems.
Fair Ferry is rethinking how we travel by harnessing the power of the wind to create a more sustainable way to cross the sea — while giving travelers the chance to experience what life at sea is actually like.
Have you ever wondered how the watch system works while traveling at sea? Enjoy this video with Fair Ferry!
A glimpse of the Bay of Biscay crossing from England to Spain on the Morgenster following the Camino Inglés route.

Following the construction of a nushwetu. From bark collection to final construction. Made for PPM.

A film celebrating 75 years of living history at PPM.