Guillaume Broust

Guillaume Broust’s edits focus on unvarnished ascent footage: long, minimally produced sequences that let the climbing itself set the rhythm. His catalog selections privilege technical clarity and the texture of rope work, linking and exposure over voice-over storytelling, making them valuable for viewers who want to study pacing and technique on sustained walls.

The catalog includes a one-day, no-fall lead of "WoGü" (350m / 8c) Full Ascent by Cédric Lachat, a Rätikon sport multi-pitch filmed to show each lead and the transitions between them. The video records Nina Caprez belaying and Lachat leading every pitch, so observers can watch how rests are used, how hard sections are linked without falls, and how partner management unfolds on long sport lines. Broust’s Odyssee (Eiger North Face, 1400m, 8a+) is an extended raw sequence of Tobias Suter and Cédric Lachat on the Eiger’s north face; with little narration, the edit gives viewers uninterrupted minutes of rope technique, movement economy and the logistics of a very large alpine multi-pitch.

If you’re interested in practical examples of linking hard pitches, belay transitions, and the frame-by-frame reality of big-wall days in the Swiss Alps and Rätikon, these Broust edits are oriented toward the mechanics of climbing rather than cinematic embellishment.