The Nugget Climbing Podcast
EP 212: Filmmaker Carlos Mason on Creating SENDING — A Look Behind the Scenes at One of My Favorite Climbing Films
Apr 1, 2024
Filmmaker Carlos Mason discusses creating the climbing film 'Sending', inspired by a car commercial. Topics include Bishop as the location, writing the film's narrative, forming connections through climbing, behind-the-scenes insights, and future film projects.
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Quick takeaways
- The film selected climbs for their scenic beauty, showcasing Buttermilks' environment and depicting a realistic climbing weekend sequence.
- Ethan's bat hang moment in Luminance captured climbing's playful intensity, blending challenge with camaraderie and fun.
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Choosing the Climbs for the Film
The climbs chosen for the film were selected based on their picturesque nature, aiming to showcase the surroundings and environment of the Buttermilks. Additionally, the climbs were ones that the filmmaker was familiar with to facilitate the filming process effectively. The selection process involved considerations of realistic climbing weekend sequences to accurately portray a climbing trip's flow. Specific attention was paid to capturing climbs that would convey realism and engage viewers in the climbers' experiences.
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