for National Geographic and ZDF about Social Climbers expedition 1993 - BASEClimb (aka The Most Dangerous Jump in the World, aka Jump from 6000M, aka Over the Top) – produced and directed by Singleman about the Trango Tower BASE jump expedition - . Critically and popularly acclaimed the film won 21 International Awards screened in 154 countries and was featured as part of the Best Of National Geographic Television and excerpts appeared in the National Geographic Millennium Special, Footage of the jump has been described as the most powerful ever shot of BASE jumping. BASEClimb was voted one of the best 10 adventure documentaries of all time by American Men's Journal. 1994 – A Glorious Way to Die – treatment writer documentary about Siberian river rats. Produced by Fleur Films In 2000 - 2002 Glenn wrote, produced and directed BASEClimb 2 Defying Gravity for ABC, which told the story of his wife Heather's quest to learn to mountaineer and BASE jump so she could break his world record from the Great Trango Tower. BASEClimb 2 screened around the world on free-to-air and NationalGeographic cable and quickly surpassed the original BASEClimb documentary commercially. 2003 – Expedition doctor and 3D camera assistant for James Cameron’s Aliens of the Deep (3D IMAX documentary). 2005 – Expedition doctor and camera operator for Last Mysteries of the Titanic – live television documentary from the Titanic wreck with James Cameron 2011 – Expedition doctor and Producer/Director/Co-Editor of No Ceiling – the BASEClimb 3 story – documentary for international television release on free-to-air, cable and DVD. Personal life Married to Heather Swan. He has two children, David and Nathan from his first marriage to Irina Tolkunova References 1959 births Living people Australian documentary filmmakers