Outdoor Idols

A is for Adventure

The holiday season is in full swing and so is the filmmaking here at Serac. Michael and Dave are packing their bags and heading to Africa in a few weeks. They are working on a project called "3 Peaks 3 Weeks." Ten women from all over the world will try to climb the three tallest peaks on the continent in just 21 days. Hopefully the Serac team comes back with great footage, a great story and a tan.

The rest of us are holding down the fort in Boulder. We've been staying busy with film festivals, screenings and most recently, snow! Our award-winning film "Light of the Himalaya" is scheduled for a 6 o'clock screening at the American Mountaineering Center in Golden, CO tonight. We are hoping for a big turnout so don't let the snow slow you down!


In other news, we might be switching snow gear for red carpet clothing. Our film "Blindsight" is on the short list for an Oscar this year. The Academy will announce nominees on January 23rd so keep your fingers crossed!

Big changes are in store for Serac Adventure Films, we'll keep you posted!

Taos Film Festival (continued...)

The Serac Adventure Films team enjoyed traveling down to the Taos Mountain Film Festival for the weekend of October 6-8 and showing the following films: Light of the Himalaya, Mountains Without Barriers, and Across the Atlas. Light of the Himalaya won the Best Mountain Film Cutlure Award. We'll keep you posted of upcoming screenings and festivals.

Taos Film Festival

The Serac Adventure Films team is heading down to the Taos Film Festival for the weekend of October 6-8 to show our films Light of the Himalaya, Mountains Without Barriers, and Across the Atlas.

Video Clips of Our Recent Films

If haven't done so already, be sure to check out our Video Clips page which previews our present and past films available on DVD. Stay tuned for newletters and postings about our latest films and adventures.

Light of the Himalaya

Light of the Himalaya - directed by Michael Brown of Serac Adventure Films was awarded 'Best of Festival: Documentary" by the jury and with votes tallied the film gets 2nd place for the Audience Award at the Breckenridge Film Festival.

Farther Than the Eye Can See

Farther Than the Eye Can See is our award winning film about Erik Weihenmayer, the first and only blind person to climb to the summit of Mount Everest. Check out this film and others at our DVD store.