Pete Takeda

Point of no return is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mount Edgar. It was directed by Peter Mortimer in 2009 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series First ascent - The series (4/7). It features Jonny Copp, Micah Dash, Nick Rosen, Wade Johnson, Nick Martino, Pete Takeda and others.

From the top of the world to the end of the line, this film follows the life and climbs of Jeff Lowe through his visionary ascents around the world up to his current dance with a chronic disease.

While making a summit attempt to an unclimbed peak in Nepal in 2016, Conrad Anker suffered a heart attack. With his climbing partner, David Lama, able to do little more than look on, Anker self-rescued from 20,000 feet. It marked the end of his long and storied career as a high-altitude mountaineer, but not his passion to climb. In Hold Fast, Anker returns to one of his favorite big wall climbs — El Cap, in Yosemite National Park. With him is Alex Wildman, an ardent amateur climber and close friend. The good news is that Wildman is a cardiac nurse. But he has never before climbed a big wall. And he has a serious health concern of his own.

The Incan Odyssey is a documentary about bouldering that takes place in Nevado Santa Cruz. It was directed by Andy Mann in 2013 and produced by 3 Strings Productions. It features Abbey Smith, Pete Takeda, Paige Claassen and Mick Follari.

The winter of 2014 was a big snow year in Southern Utah. When Scott Adamson and his compadres set out to explore these high desert canyons, there was one recorded ice climb. What they found would forever change the way we see desert climbing.

Colorado climbers Pete Takeda, Abbey Smith, Jason Kehl and Mick Follari journey to that lofty crossroads where continents meet, ancient cultures mingle, and great religions clash - the kingdom of Zanskar in the Indian Himalayas. They're looking for adventure, a fresh perspective, and the most aesthetic boulders in the world's greatest mountain range.