Robert Beatty

Saint George, UT (USA)
Role(s):
Founder/Owner/Principal

360 Media, LLC

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Location: Saint George
Industry: Entertainment
Year Founded: 2009
Number Employees: 1-10 people
Business Stage: Growth (not profitable)
Entity Type: Limited Liability Company
Description: 360 Media, LLC is a full service production company engaged in multiple aspects of entertainment, including full-scale film and television production and distribution, music publishing, magazine publishing, and digital media. Our current project and offering is a 1-hour Documentary Film titled SHERPA "The Untold Story of Tenzing Norgay. The first man to reach the Summit of Mount Everest with Sir Edmnund Hillary on May 29th 1953. Watch our trailer at (URL removed) Because we own all of our own equipment including lights, camera's, sound, edit and mix, we have been able to complete a substantial amount of the current production project SHERPA for significantly less money than most producers would be able to accomplish. Our team is made up of seasoned mountain climbers and avid rock climbers, outdoor photographers and cinematographers. We handle all aspects of our productions internally from editing and post, music, animation and visual FX. Over two years of filming on one of the most extreme and dangerous mountains in the world for the current project SHERPA The Untold Story of Tenzing Norgay. Two expeditions to the Summit of Mount Everest and Lhotse in Nepal with over 200 hours of film footage taken and cataloged. We own, control and distribute our own content allowing us to maximize on return on investment. We will be showing at MipDoc and MipTV in Cannes France on April 4-9, 2014 and will return for an 11 day presence at Cannes Film Festival on May 14-25th. We plan to align with foreign distributors and co-production companies to distribute Sherpa on a worldwide basis. About Sherpa: The true story of Tenzing Norgay has never been projected and told in a Documentary Film or Feature Film. His life from the time he was a young boy who ran away to Darjeeling and lived on the streets to the Epic Summit of Mount Everest on May 29th 1953 with Sir Edmund Hillary. Being a Sherpa is a way of life and a way for the Sherpa families to survive and make a living. Tenzing Norgay and the Sherpa people have never been given credit where credit is due. They are the greatest mountaineers in the world and deserve recognition for their skills and abilities.