Sound Wizardry by Forrest Lotterhos
Sound Wizardry by Forrest Lotterhos
Produced by Well Traveled Collective
Her boldest journey in climbing was finally living as her true self.
Jamie Logan and Mugs Stump’s 1978 first ascent of the daunting Emperor Face of Mount Robson (VI 5.9 A2 2500m) is widely regarded as one of the greatest ascents in alpine climbing. At one point, Jamie spent hours on lead, questing into the unknown, scraping up a fearsome runout corner with rudimentary ice-climbing gear, and freeing one of the hardest pitches ever led in the mountains at that time.
Decades later, at age 69, Jamie faced an even greater unknown:
What would it mean to her wife, children, friends, community—and, most importantly, herself—if she finally broke free from the secret she’d been carrying her whole life, and started living as herself?
“Jamie” is a new short film with a powerful message that life can be richer when you let love and trust guide you.
NOW PLAYING at Arc’teryx Presents — click the link in our bio to visit our YouTube channel.
“Jamie”
Duration: 18 minutes
Featuring: @jamielogan940 @sherrywigginsart
Production Company: @wearewelltravelled
Supported by: @arcteryx
Directed by: @darcythedirector
Produced by: @sarahleesteele
Director of Photography: @rosebushfilm
Edited by: @nicofreakyfrank
Executive Producers: @basebuildben @sarahleesteele @jamielogan940 @sherrywigginsart
Story Producer: @abba_zabba
1st AC: @pierrick_reiss
Climbing cinematographer: tarakerzhner
Visual effects: @blairrichmond @beanlordy @khybercreative
Key grip: @tongkatt
Sound mixer: Ryan Burns
Gaffer/DIT: @meowryjeanes
Production Assistants: @kat.houston_ @joannakimfilm
Squamish unit 2nd camera: @danbarham
Key Grip: @karinajesson
Gaffer: @madddie.bk
Field producer: @lara_shea
Sound mixer: @barn.owl.audio
Assistant editor: Lymay Iwaski
Colorist: @davidtomiakcolour
Sound design/mix: @forrestdwlr @moonpathsound
Filmed on the traditional unceded territories and homelands of the Skwxwu7mesh, Cheyenne, Arapaho, and Ute peoples