Vincent Flore

Vincent Flore appears in the 2026 documentary A Day at the Office, where his climbing is shown squarely in an expedition and big‑wall context. The film pairs him with longtime friends Sean Villanueva O'Driscoll and Tom Coosemans as they combine paddling, camping and route climbing; the credits list trad and big‑wall as the disciplines on display.

The story is as much about the approach as the ascent. Filmed during a rafting expedition down the Nahanni River, the trio aim for the granite of the Lotus Flower Tower, and the movie treats the river journey, the camps, and the climbing as one continuous sequence. Sean Villanueva O'Driscoll directed the film, and Flore’s on-screen role is embedded in that group dynamic — moving from raft to wall and back again rather than appearing only on belay.

What this film documents most clearly about Flore’s climbing is a taste for sustained objectives that require logistics beyond a day trip: multi‑pitch trad techniques on granite, big‑wall systems and the interplay between travel and technical climbing. Viewers see him as part of a team negotiating boats, portages and a remote approach as much as bolts and slings, which frames his climbing within expeditionary, multi‑discipline adventure.