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Artist-Climber Jeremy Collins on His Film “The Equation”: Be the Beauty You Wish to Share in the World
Posted by Mary Anne Potts on January 31, 2013 
The Equation from ARC’TERYX on Vimeo. Missouri-based artist-climber-filmmaker Jeremy Collins is expressive, artistic, and intuitive—and his new film The Equation is all of those things. In the end, it’s an allegory about how to pursue a life well lived. In the process, it’s a piece of art mimicking the thoughts and ideals of another time.…
Return to Sender: Pete Mortimer and the Genius of Sender’s Climbing Films
Posted by David Roberts on November 28, 2012 
There’s a moment in Sender Films’s new documentary Honnold 3.0 that is utterly terrifying to watch. At age 27, Alex Honnold has emerged as the world’s premier free-solo rock climber. In the film, he’s in the first leg of his “Yosemite Triple”—an attempt to climb the three biggest faces in the Valley, Mount Watkins, El…
Adventure Filmmaking: Climber-Artist Renan Ozturk (Part I)
Posted by Mary Anne Potts on October 14, 2009 It used to be, if you wanted to see the most extreme places on Earth, you'd have to wait for folks like Jacques Cousteau to head out with film crews, big cameras, reels of tape, and limited power. Then they'd hit the editing room and emerge, months later, with a final product. Then, you'd have…
