Cedar Wright

Alone on the wall is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Half Dome and Moonlight Buttress. It was directed by Peter Mortimer in 2009 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series First ascent - The series (1/7). It features Alex Honnold, Cedar Wright, Steph Davis, John Long, Nick Martino, Dierdre Wolownick Honnold and others.

Patagonia promise is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Pão De Açúcar and El Chaltén. It was directed by Peter Mortimer in 2009 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series First ascent - The series (2/7). It features Sean 'Stanley' Leary, Cedar Wright, Renan Ozturk, Roberta Nunes, Bean Bowers, Marcia de Bernardo and others.

"The Sharp End" showcases the climbers who risk everything to do the world's most dangerous and committing climbs. Run-out traditional routes, scary highball boulder problems, ice-covered alpine walls and all-or-nothing free-solo ascents are all part of the game. The film features Alex Honnold, Dean Potter, Mike Patz, Steph Davis, Tommy Caldwell, Jonny Copp, Lisa Rands and many more.

Narrated by acclaimed actor Peter Sarsgaard (Garden State, Jarhead, An Education) and produced by Emmy Award-Winning Sender Films with Big UP Productions, Valley Uprising deftly recounts the history of Yosemite’s bold tradition: half a century of struggle against the laws of gravity, and the laws of the land.

In this episode of Classic Climbs, Cedar Wright recounts his colorful career while leading host Dylan Welter on his first rope-less free solo of the 800ft ultra classic, Third Flatiron, overlooking beautiful Boulder, Colorado. Each episode of this series explores a famously unique climb with a celebrity guest climber, hosted by climbing enthusiast Dylan Welter. Join Cedar Wright, Nina Williams, Heidi Wirtz, Blaine Gibson, Jon Risinger, Len Necefer, and Aaron Mike as they journey up Ancient Art, The Barton Greenbelt, The Third Flatiron, Baboquivari, and Bear Lodge (Devil's Tower).

Honnold 3.0 is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Half Dome and Mount Watkins. It was directed by Josh Lowell in 2012 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series Reel Rock 7. It features Alex Honnold, Cedar Wright, Chris Weidner, Will Stanhope, Stacey Pearson, John Long and others.

A motley crew of climbing legends (Conrad Anker, Anna Pfaff, Jimmy Chin, Alex Honnold, Savannah Cummins, and Cedar Wright) mount an expedition to the world’s coldest and most remote peaks in the heart of Antarctica. Sometimes hilarious, often heinous, and completely otherworldly, Queen Maud Land showcases outrageous cinematography from a beautiful and rarely seen part of the earth. The team summited 15 peaks over 17 days.

As longtime professional climbers who eat, sleep and live the sport, Cedar Wright and Matt Segal are used to being competent, comfortable and at the top of their game. When they take up paragliding, however, things are different. Tree landings and sketchy moments as bumbling, gung-ho beginners become the new normal. With only six months of flying under their belts, the pair embark on an audacious objective: to climb and fly off Orizaba, the highest peak in Mexico. What ensues is a lesson in jumping into the deep end… and being forced to swim.

Two of America’s boldest rock climbers and self-proclaimed fashionistas, Alex Honnold & Cedar Wright, travel to Kenya’s Mt. Poi. The guys dodge choss, wild animals and general debauchery to claim ascents of Africa’s biggest big wall. It’s, uh, character building.

Will Stanhope and Matt Segal are elite-level crack climbers and world-class goofballs. Laugh along as they go for broke on an epic four-year battle to climb a forbidding 5.14 finger crack high in the Canadian alpine wilderness of the Bugaboos. The second of the five Reel Rock 11 films.

Pushing the limits of possibility takes people who are willing to go beyond the visible horizon, no matter the risks. Documentary filmmaker Jimmy Chin and Xprize creator Peter Diamandis are explorers who are always looking for a new frontier. An episode of the Visions of Greatness series that explore 14 unlikely success stories and meet the people behind them. From musicians like Perry Farrell to athletes like Stacy Peralta, these people inspire people to do what it takes to set about changing the world.

Maureen Beck says: 'I don’t want to be known as just a one-armed climber, I just want to be a good climber. Maureen Beck may have been born missing her lower left arm, but that hasn’t stopped her from going hard. She takes whippers on 5.12 and crushes overhanging boulders, while shot-gunning beers. But she is not here to be your inspiration. 'People say... 'Look, a one-armed climber, now I have no excuses. I’m like, dude, you never had any excuses in the first place.' Maureen is here to crush the gnar — with one bloody stump helping her get to the top. A film by climber and filmmaker Cedar Wright and Taylor Keating, screened and distributed as part of the Reel Rock 12 series.