videographer. storyteller. adventurer.

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Grace Schuessler is an Emmy Award winning videographer and storyteller. Her films aim to capture the depth of the human spirit, with a focus on exploration and adventure in the wild.

She is also a world traveler, off road enthusiast, author, and advocate for public lands.

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Grace’s novel, the renegade: my year of 100,000 miles is now available on AMAZON!

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With nothing left to lose, a young woman leaves behind everything she knows to begin an unconventional journey of self-discovery from behind the handlebars of a motorcycle. In this bold and heartfelt memoir, the renegade follows the adventures, tragedies, and evolution of Grace’s path as she travels through Western North America and Southeast Asia, one story at a time.

Grace’s latest film, ‘where the wild things are,’ seeks to demonstrate the beauty of Oregon’s backcountry and promote the importance of responsible recreation to protect the adventure for generations to come. Check it out!
LIMITS

After a harrowing journey through the Western Wyoming, Alex Chacon and Grace Schuessler pieced together an awe-inspiring cinematic short, titled Limits, which won a Heartland Regional Emmy Award in 2023.


Silent Battles is short documentary follows the journey of a group of Veterans and Active-Duty military servicemen as they head out on an unforgettable motorcycle expedition: 25 days from Astoria, OR USA to Tuktoyaktuk, NT Canada at the edge of the Arctic Ocean, and then home. While on this expedition, these men share close and intimate stories about the veteran and active-duty suicide epidemic amongst the military community and it’s impact on their lives in hope of bringing awareness and aid to those in need.

This Land is Our Land: a documentary about maintaining access to public lands in Bend, OR.

Public Land Stewards is a on a mission to keep our public lands accessible and protected in Central Oregon, with the hope that our work here will inspire others to take better care of Mother Nature throughout the Western US in the future.

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