Brad Clement
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Brad Clement
I am the owner of Spindrift Films and a freelance producer and camera operator specializing in high altitude mountaineering and wilderness adventure subject matter. I have traveled to some of the most remote places in the world where I have filmed, photographed, and managed expeditions and adventures. Some of my film footage and photographs have been broadcast on major television networks, including The Discovery Channel, The Travel Channel, CNN, PBS, NBC, and The Outdoor Channel.
My mountaineering background includes years of work as a mountaineering guide and instructor for some of the leading international guide services. This work has taken me around the globe on expeditions to the world's great mountain ranges.
I successfully climbed Mt. Everest with my camera in hand, and I have been involved as a producer and camera operator for four production projects involving Everest: a six hour Discovery Channel series, Ultimate Survival, Mt. Everest; an award winning documentary for Novo Nordisk Pharmaceuticals, Peaks and Poles - The Will Cross Story; a television commercial for Liberty Medical; and a soon to be released documentary film covering the historic Everest Peace Project expedition.
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Hi, this is Brad writing from Humde, Nepal on the 14th of September. We left Kathmandu five days ago, and it has been a busy five days! From Kathmandu we drove north to the town of Besi Sahar, and from
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I am the owner of Spindrift Films and a freelance producer and camera operator specializing in high altitude mountaineering and wilderness adventure subject matter. I have traveled to some of the most
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It is the night before we leave for Kathmandu, Nepal. Can you believe we will leave Denver, Colorado on Friday and land in Kathmandu on Sunday? It takes a long time to fly there, but also we will be crossing
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We arrived in Kathmandu yesterday after over 30 hours of travel. We are literally on the other side of the Earth, very far from home. Given that we changed planes in Los Angeles, California and again in
...moreHello all! It's James McKee, Communications Manager for the Dare to Dream 2008 Expedition. I just received an update from Brad Clement, Expedition Co-Leader. He called on his satellite phone to share what
...moreHello all: This is just a quick update to inform you that the blizzard that kept the team pinned to the Annapurna IV base camp has lifted and allowed the expedition team to ascend to Camp I. Brad reports
...moreOn October 4, Brad and Tonya called via satellite phone from a location of 6,705 meters (22,000 feet) on Annapurna IV. They announced that they would be descending Annapurna IV. They weren’t able to summit
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