I am a media asset manager, camera operator and more. I hike, cycle and climb in my free time. During the COVID-19 pandemic I am blogging on a daily basis to keep a record for future generations.
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Freeride World Tour
Reading Time: < 1 minuteFreeride World Tour par MONTAGNETV Watching what other people are producing. Looking for ideas.
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Chindrieux Dives
Reading Time: 2 minutesEarlier today I was at Chindrieux, a lake side village looking out over the Lac du Bourget lake in France. It is a nice lake with good visibility. The dive site where my friends and I usually dive is a wall. You swim out for 300 meters before heading down the bank…
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Sara – Guide De Haute Montagne – Hiking On The Moon
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSara – Guide De Haute Montagne – Hiking On The… par MONTAGNETV Portrait of a mountain guide in the French Alpes.
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Extreme Mountain unicycling
Reading Time: < 1 minuteSometimes you watch clips that impress you. In this case it’s a clip that scares me. I wouldn’t want to ride a unicycle down that type of landscape. Would you?
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Banff Mountain Film Festival
Reading Time: < 1 minuteDoesn’t this make you want to rush back to the mountains and have some fun. There’s a lot of energy in these sequences.
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Shadows
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLindsey Stirling playing with her shadow.
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The last
Reading Time: < 1 minuteThey Are The Last from Kauri Multimedia on Vimeo. How to extend time
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Best Of E.O.F.T No. 5 – Urban Rocks
Reading Time: < 1 minuteShort documentary about urban climbing in German. Some nice sequences. You see them climbing a tower, you see them jumping from the top. You see them climbing up a bridge’s support legs.
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Shoshala
Reading Time: < 1 minuteA nice first ascent climbing documentary with a minimal production crew to produce a personal documentary about three climbers. I appreciate hearing this particular accent of course. Definitely worth viewing.
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La Voie du Milieu
Reading Time: < 1 minuteLa Voie du Milieu is a nice documentary showing the challenge of placing the safety equipment for a series of new climbing routes. The documentary is in French and there is a nice combination of long shots and close ups. There is little use of helmet mounted camera work.