Adventure Sports Podcast4 Mar 2020

ANNOUNCEMENT: Filmmaker Needed for Greenland Expedition ASAP

*ANNOUNCEMENT*

Filmmaker needed for expedition to Greenland as soon as possible.

What:

The trip is a 6 week ski and mountaineering expedition to climb first summits in Eastern Greenland to film documentary about climate change. The filmmaker was recently injured and cannot go.

Find out more about the expedition here: ZeroImpactAdventures.com

Who:

Tom Reynolds and James Van Der Hoorn

When:

22nd March - 08 May, 2020

Where:

Eastern Greenland

What’s included:

For professional filmmakers: All costs are covered, including: transport and food, extensive insurance that includes search and rescue cover. All shared equipment (tent, stove, emergency rations, multiple first aid supplies)

For non filmmakers: You'll need to pay your own way, although highly discounted and filming responsibilities will be shared among the group.

Not included:

Own personal gear: sleeping bag, skis, climbing harness, etc.

Film equipment

Filmmaker needs to be:

Fit - You will ski tour over 300 miles pulling your own sled weighing up to 100 kilos (220 lbs) at the start.
Motivated - Tom and James really believe in this project and the documentary. This will not be easy.
Easy going - Six weeks in a tent is testing at the best of times! James and Tom are pretty lighthearted so hope to find someone who would fit that style.

How to get in touch:

tom@zeroimpactadventures.com

Instagram: @zeroimpactadventures

www.zeroimpactadventures.com

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