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Sense/Net acquires the Kestrel Hill first-person sports catalogue
2,140 hours of helmet-camera climbing, cycling and paddling recorded in the Pacific Northwest between 1997 and 2015.
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LOS ANGELES, March 5, 2024 — Sense/Net today completed its acquisition of the Kestrel Hill catalogue, 2,140 hours of first-person climbing, mountain-biking and whitewater recordings made by the Bend, Oregon, company between 1997 and 2015. Terms were not disclosed.
The catalogue moves to the Sense/Net Library in Ashworth, which will restore it from the original tapes. Titles will return to distribution as Fullfield Archive releases from 2025, as each performer or their estate signs the current Consent Standard. Kestrel Hill’s founders are working with the Library on the restoration.
About Sense/Net
Sense/Net makes first-person recordings. Founded in Los Angeles in 1988 by Maureen Vance and Gordon Pruitt, it records performances from the performer’s own position for Fullfield, its line of first-person titles, and keeps the Sense/Net Library, one of the largest collections of recorded performance in the world, in a former salt mine under Ashworth, Kansas. Sense/Net Holdings, Inc. is privately held.
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Lauren Pak, Sense/Net · press@sensenetstudios.com · +1 213 014 6688