seVen

Webisode 4 of seVen is now online, visit www.unite4seven.com and go to the videos section to view it.

The “seVen” Team

Finally seVen Webisode 3 is here, you can view it on any of the below links:

www.unite4seven.com

http://www.youtube.com/user/unite4seven

http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=218184735821&ref=search&sid=830820108.2522131820..1

More Updates … Coming soon.

Post production is very much underway, our writer and director are working hard to deliver webisode 3 by next week … stay tuned and thank you for your patience. Plan A … over and out.

We have 50 hours of footage shot in Morocco, currently our director is digitising all the footage in Canada, watch out for more Webisodes coming soon. Good things come to those who wait.

The “seVen” Team

Editing of the pilot episode of seVen begins later this week, more webisodes coming soon.

The team has reached the summit of Jebel Toubkal … a very emotional moment for all the climbers … more soon

7 Porters have arrived with filming equipment. Finally!!! Spanish team of 3 reached the summit today- we will make an attempt tomorrow morning we hope- winds are easily 25-30km/hr loads of spindrift off the surrounding peaks- glorious blue sky, but freezing -20 degrees !!!

Kheiry Sammakieh
The “seVen” Team (Morocco)

We are stuck there is a violent snowstorm outside and not sure where the rest of the team are.

At one point it looked like the weather was going to clear yesterday but we were wrong. We would say at least 75cm – 1metre of snow has set – we cannot even see out of the window. Temperatures have dropped down to -15 degrees centigrade and it has frozen the windows solid- we found one window which was fairly clear, visibility is 5metres at most.

We hope the team are ascending safely to us. We are expecting them to be here by late afternoon.

The seVen team

Bad weather conditions has made it impossible for the crew of seVen to reach the 2 climbers Kheiry Sammakieh and Omar Samra awaiting the rest of the team to join them at 3200m and make their way up to the summit of Jebel Toubkal.

The seVen Team (Beirut)

Hello again,

Some updates for you…

Due to severe weather in London, most airports have been shut down. We’re on
the fence waiting to see what happens- we hope the snow will stop and they
will be able to clear the runways in time for the rest of the team to find
us on the mountain.

We’ve established our basecamp at 3200m, the winds have been relentless
higher up the mountain. We can no longer see the route we established due to
cloud cover.

We are expecting a fresh dump of snow today – conditions will worsen.

There have been reports from other climbers that the summit is barren with
gale force winds coming in from the west, most likely due to swells from the
Atlantic Ocean.

We can only hope the weather will clear by the time we all get up to the
refuge tomorrow – we will keep you posted.

We hope you are all keeping warm wherever you are.

The seVen team.