Angie Scarth-Johnson

Angie Scarth‑Johnson is an Australian rock climber who first drew attention at a very young age and is represented here in both focused sport footage and a collaborative expedition film. Verified information notes her Australian nationality and an exceptional early career milestone; the two films in this collection show how that background translates into hard sport routes and international route‑development trips.

The eleven‑minute clip 'Ain't No Sunshine' 28 7c+ , Nowra Australia records Angie’s redpoint of a steep sport line at Nowra, listed at Ewbank 28 / French 7c+. The video is compact and practical: it documents attempts, the successful send, and how conditions—wet rock in this case—change a route’s character. For viewers interested in movement, the clip is useful for studying beta on sustained, gym‑to‑rock sequences and the way climbers manage conditions on sandstone or coastal sport crags.

ROCK TRIP | The North Face places Angie in a nine‑athlete team working around Valle Encantado, Argentina. That film leans documentary: it intercuts polished cinematography with phone footage to show bolting, local route‑finding and group dynamics while developing new lines on granite spires. Watching both pieces together gives a good sense of Angie’s range—from focused sport performance and send footage to collaborative, on‑the‑ground route development and exchange of techniques among international climbers; the credits and on‑screen details also help locate the trip in a specific season and sponsor context.