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Behind the Scenes of Jeremy Jones’ Higher - Higher Unplugged Episode 11

Oct 15, 2014 By: Teton Gravity Research
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Ever wonder what it took to film Jeremy Jones’ Higher. In this episode of Higher Unplugged we travel behind the lens to learn the difficulties of filming in the world’s harshest landscapes. With each film in the Deeper, Further, Higher Trilogy Jeremy Jones’ riding has progressed along with the production quality of each movie. Hear from cinematographer Nick Kalisz as he explains the difficulties and intricacies of keeping cameras charged, footage safe, and hiking to film these amazing lines. Watch to learn more about how Teton Gravity Research is working to capture this amazing story in this episode of Higher Unplugged.

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