| Aussie Golfer", "Adventures in Golf: Schnell, schneller, Speedgolf", "Portland Urban Golf Makes the Entire Changing City Its Ever-Evolving Personal Golf Course", "163: Erik Anders Lang: Adventures in Golf - 18STRONG.com", "Australia makes 'Adventures In Golf' debut", "Erik Anders Lang: "Golfer sind wie Überlebende auf einem sinkenden Schiff, "Adventures in Golf: Die "Chilly Open" - Nichts für Frostbeulen", "Adventures in Golf: Im Outback nimmt man besser seine Harke mit auf's Grün", "How Have You Never Heard Of Destroyer Golf Park In Akron? “My parents are in their seventies now and, while we’re nearing the end of the round, the caddy, who was a pretty spiritual guy, looks at me and says, ‘You know, you don’t realize it, but you’ll remember this day 20 years from now.’ I was just done. With his global adventures and creative storytelling, he brings a unique perspective to golf focusing on the experience and camaraderie of the round rather than solely the score. He certainly behaves like one as the host, writer and creator of SkratchTV’s popular YouTube show called Adventures in Golf. [1] Lang is the director and host of the PGA Tour / Skratch TV series Adventures in Golf. The first season of this series was released in 2016 on Skratch TV. Erik Anders Lang, Passionate Golfer & TV Producer "I just love the PRO PLUS! Longest nonstop flight ever taken to play golf: 15.5 hours Working with David LaChapelle as his protege for several years, he moved seamlessly into making successful documentaries and behind the scenes content for Serato, Louis Vuitton, Hollister, The Guggenheim, … Which no doubt made for some odd bedfellows when he first left his native New Jersey to pursue a career as a photographer in New York’s notoriously pretentious art world. Check out some of the IMDb editors' favorites movies and shows to round out your Watchlist. Three most exotic places ever visited to play golf: Northern India “I visited Mumbai to discover and experience what locals call ‘slum golf,’ which is played in the streets. Pictures, Pictures is the company which he co-founded and is based in Los Angeles. “I told him, ‘I have no idea what I’m doing, but if you give me half the money now, I will buy the gear and make this film.’” Surprisingly, Murakami accepted the offer, and Lang ended up traveling the world to film the documentary. [2][3][4][5], In November 2014, Lang announced that his documentary Be the Ball would feature appearances by Bill Murray and Rory McIlroy. “One day I had a cricket right outside my bedroom window. And he did it through what could only be described as the unchecked confidence of youth. Filmmaker Erik Anders Lang created the production company Pictures, Pictures in 2016. Lang directed behind the scenes content for Pharrell and Public Enemy. Considering his birthday, Erik Anders Lang age … The 1,600-square-foot abode is, in many ways, a direct reflection of his character—it beams warmth, personality and style. Lang said he would do it. “And then from there I just never looked back.” Along with documentaries, Lang has since directed countless music videos, written a screenplay, and carved a niche for himself filming behind-the-scenes specials for big budget movies. “I just never left,” he says. It was in L.A that Lang finally found his way into the filmmaking, despite his earlier reservations. “There isn’t a nice blanket of noise to disguise things,” says Lang.