Climbing Anchors

Angie Scarth-Johnson travels to the Pacific island of Eua (Tonga) with her family and friend Lee Cossey with two objectives: to connect to a side of her family she previously knew little about, and to evolve her climbing career from climbing hard grades, to developing new routes. Angie sets out to explore her past, and the possibilities of route development in Tonga alongside bolting-mentor and teammate Lee Cossey. An inspiring, heartfelt and funny documentary about one of the most human subjects: identity. By exploring her family’s past, Angie can forge her own path ahead.

Mark Savage returns to Federation Peak in Tasmania with an intrepid team of adventurers to undertake his second attempt at scaling the notoriously dangerous Blade Ridge, an aesthetically pleasing line that defeated him twenty-four years previously. To accomplish a world first, the team undertakes their attempt in mid-winter. Their seventeen-day expedition plays out during Tasmania’s wettest winter on record, in the heart of the unforgiving wilderness of the Southwest. Collaborating with videographers Dan Haley and Olivia Page to film the expedition, Winter on the blade is Simon Bischoff's first major film.

Augmentium - A first ascent in Tasmania is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Freycinet National Park. It was directed by Simon Bischoff in 2014 and produced by Get A Dog Up Ya Productions. It features Andrew Cubbard 'Squibs'.