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An intimate look inside one of the most successful
Mount Everest expeditions ever. The 75-minute film beautifully captures the
emotion, humor and drama of blind climber Erik WeihenmayerÕs historic ascent as
well as four other remarkable ÔfirstsÕ on Mount Everest.
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"Deluxe Edition" DVD: True 16 x 9, commentary track, hours of bonus footage. Order here! |
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The first production to bring HDTV to the summit of
Mount Everest |
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Expedition site with production photographs and
links
Eighteen International Film Festival Awards
and two Emmy Nominations: |
Taos Mountain Film Festival:
'Best
of Festival'
"Michael Brown's
mastery of story and cinematic technique make this the finest Everest film
I've seen."
Glen Denny, Jury member, Taos Mountain Film Festival
Rock and Ice Magazine's
'Video of the Month' July 2004
Filmed with almost preposterous clarity, from inventive,
changing angles, and using moody time-lapses and little narration, the
75-minute film takes us into the experience of a man climbing this endless
mountain without being able to see a single step.
Alison Osius (Read entire Review)
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Farther Than the Eye Can See is
presented by Outside Television in association with the Outdoor Life Network and
Aperture Films, Ltd. directed by
Michael Brown, written by
Michael Brown and
Joshua Colover, produced by
Joshua Colover, and
Chris Blum,
Co-Produced by
Erik Weihenmayer and Ed Weihenmayer, Associate
producers
Kim Morris
and
Myles Connolly. Cinematography by Michael
Brown,
Kim Morris and
Charley Mace. Les Guthman,
executive producer. Original music by Kip Keupper of Coupe Studios.
HD On-Line Facility 42
Productions. The Everest Expedition and Filming were
sponsored by the National Federation of the Blind and
Allegra, a seasonal
allergy product.
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Buy the DVD of Farther Than the Eye Can See
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Shot in the same stunning quality
HDTV format
as the ÔStar WarsÕ prequels and directed by award winning filmmaker Michael
Brown of Serac Adventure Films, Farther than the Eye Can See is an
intimate look inside one of the most successful Mount Everest expeditions ever.
The film beautifully captures the emotion, humor and drama of blind climber Erik
WeihenmayerÕs historic ascent as well as four other remarkable ÔfirstsÕ on Mount
Everest.
ÒThough there were questions about the wisdom
of the attempt before the team even left home the clear and definitive success
of the expedition proves what people working together, with a common vision, can
accomplish,Ó says Brown. ÒBy rallying behind Erik, nineteen of twenty-one team
members stood on the top, the oldest climber ever reached the summit along with
his son, an American first. And finally, with the help of Sherpas, we were able
to bring an HDTV camera along to capture historic moments with Erik and his team
on the summit.Ó
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Frames of video from the film,
originally on HDTV these pictures have been reduced for the web. To learn
more about HDTV and see full sized HDTV images go here:
High Definition Television
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Farther than the Eye Can See
is coming to selected screenings on behalf of worthy charitable organizations
and will be airing on the Outdoor Life Network in May 2003.
Farther than
the Eye Can See
is presented by
Outside Television in association with the Outdoor Life Network and Aperture
Films, Ltd., directed by Michael Brown, written by Michael Brown and Joshua
Colover, produced by Joshua Colover and Chris Blum, with Les Guthman, executive
producer.
The Everest
expedition and filming were sponsored by the National Federation of the Blind
and Allegra, a seasonal allergy product.
Erik Weihenmayer's Web Site
www.touchthetop.com
Expedition Web Site:
www.2001Everest.com
Original Production
with Newport Productions, they turned the rights over to us in 2002 and we were
able to edit the current version.
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Live
updates from summit day May 25, 2001 This is the page we made while in Base
Camp. We couldn't get anyone at home to put up our dispatches on time so we did
this so the family members could follow along during the summit attempt.
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