Derrick Lytle

Shooting a windy high line at an undisclosed location in … South America or someplace close to there.

Behind the scenes shots with Three Peak Films from a 280ft high line shoot in Rock Canyon, Utah.

Film making is about the adventure!

Bruce is heading up to the OR in Salt Lake to get some work done. Aren’t the posters for Project American Fork sick? This has been an amazing experience to work on and it’s nice seeing it all come together.

“Shiz, the red light wasn’t on.” Bruce while filming for Project American Fork. #utah #climbing (Taken with Instagram)

Shooting Hell’s Cave for Project American Fork. We hung around 10 lanterns, had a bunch of headlamps, shot with 4 cameras on a crane, slider, and tripod. Super sick climbing spot to say the least. #climbing #utah (Taken with Instagram)

Shooting Bill Boyle, one of the major developers of AF Canyon, for Project American Fork. #climbing #utah (Taken with Instagram)

Shooting for Project AF #climbing #igutah (Taken with Instagram at American Fork Canyon)

Out shooting for “Project American Fork” #climbing #utah (Taken with Instagram)

Another shot from yesterday’s climb in St. George. #utah #climbing (Taken with Instagram)

@natbergantino on her first ever climb! #utah #climbing (Taken with Instagram at St George)