November 29, 2012 11:13 AM
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Filming extreme sports an extreme endeavor
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(CBS News) Over the past decade, extreme sports -- and the athletes who engage in them -- have become much more popular. But the people who film their super-human feats are also worth watching.
CBS News recently spent some time with Colorado-based Sender Films, run by a couple of guys who turned their passion for climbing and adventure into a successful business.
Watch Jeff Glor's feature report on those filmmakers -- who go to extreme measures to capture those feats -- in the video above.
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