With three national Emmys from five nominations, multiple industry awards and more than fifty film festival prizes: check Michael Brown's take on the future. Image by Serac Adventure Films, courtesy seracfilms.com, www.seracfilms.com
The future of adventure film and television: Michael Brown, Serac Adventure Films
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(Tina Sjogren) Social TV, GoogleTV, personal 3D videocams and rent-a-theatre concepts: Internet has disrupted print media and some say TV is next.In an attempt to predict what the future will look like, ExplorersWeb asked documentary producers, cameramen, folks building special interest platforms and other adventure film makers for their take. We kicked off last week with Tom Sjogren of HumanEdgeTech. This entry is by a veteran in the industry: Michael Brown of Serac Adventure Films. Mike is the man behind the camera for blind climber, Erik Weihenmayer's historic ascent of Everest and the subject of a two time academy award nominee film, 'Farther Than the Eye Can See.' It was the first time a High Definition camera was taken to the summit of Everest and incredibly enough, back in 2002 - blind Erik was also the first test pilot for Contact...
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