Seeking Focus – Episode 54: GoPro Mission 1 – Our Thoughts In this episode of Seeking Focus, we dive into the newly released GoPro Mission 1 and give our honest, unfiltered take. From first impressions to real-world usability, we break down how this camera stacks up for creators, filmmakers, and drone operators alike. We explore its design, performance, and whether it actually lives up to the hype—or just looks good on paper. We also get into: How it compares to previous GoPro models Practical use cases for travel, action, and professional shoots Strengths, limitations, and what surprised us most Whether it’s worth adding to your kit in 2026 If you’re a content creator, videographer, or just obsessed with camera gear, this episode gives you a grounded perspective before you hit “buy.”

In this episode of Seeking Focus, we sit down with Radar The Bear an owner of cutting-edge film crew redefining what’s possible in modern cinematography. Based in Melbourne but operating globally, The Bear specialises in high-end aerial cinematography, FPV drone work, and complex camera movements designed for film, TV, and commercial productions.

Radar shares how The Bear has built a reputation for capturing the “impossible” from high-speed tracking shots to seamless one-takes working with major global brands like Netflix, Nike, Disney, and Red Bull.

We dive into the evolution of drone filmmaking, the technical and creative challenges behind dynamic camera work, and what it really takes to operate at the top level of the industry. Radar also opens up about the mindset required to thrive in high-pressure film environments, the importance of collaboration, and how pushing creative boundaries continues to drive The Bear forward.

At its core, this conversation is about innovation, precision, and storytelling. How technology, when paired with vision, can completely transform the way stories are captured on screen.

In this episode of Seeking Focus, we talk about our Southeast Asia trip as we unpack traveling through Vietnam and Cambodia. We reflect on the moments that challenged, inspired, and reshaped the way we see the world and our work. We dive into: The places that left a lasting impression on us experiences of travelling through two vastly different cultures, the photography gear we trusted (and what we’d change next time) If you’re into travel, photography, or just figuring things out as you go, this one’s for you.