Cedar Wright is an acclaimed professional climber and filmmaker known for his adventurous first ascents and compelling outdoor documentaries. After achieving numerous speed ascents on El Capitan and pioneering first ascents on The Sentinel, Cedar Wright established himself as a prominent figure in professional climbing. He is recognized as one of the few individuals to have freed El Capitan in a single day, a testament to his exceptional skill and endurance. For over five years, Wright served as a crucial member of the Yosemite Search and Rescue Team, contributing to critical operations within the park.
His extensive and diverse achievements encompass multiple 5.13 first ascents in iconic locations such as Yosemite and Indian Creek, alongside an extraordinary accomplishment of big wall first ascents on all seven continents. Wright continues to actively produce content that encapsulates his experiences, showcasing his distinctive sense of humor and unwavering commitment to exploring the boundaries of both climbing and filmmaking. His recent projects include a significant expedition with The North Face to the challenging landscape of Antarctica, demonstrating his ongoing pursuit of extreme environments and compelling narratives. As an acclaimed professional climber and filmmaker, Wright consistently delivers adventurous first ascents and compelling outdoor documentaries that resonate with audiences worldwide, emphasizing his marketability for future projects and collaborations.