Tonight at Phog, at 9:00 pm, Mike Beauchamp’s (who’s currently in New Zealand) self produced film “The Cross Canada Project” will be screened.
Trailer below:
Mike describes it as:
“The Cross Canada Project” attempts to document the experiences of long-distance bicycle touring. Using a specially designed weatherproof camera mounted to his bicycle, Mike Beauchamp is able to film himself without interruption in all conditions as he attempts to ride his bicycle over 7000 KM across Canada from the Pacific Ocean to the Atlantic Ocean. Along the way he practices “stealth camping”, visits distant relatives, encounters strangers and other cyclists and explores abandoned houses. Set to an original soundtrack and using video diaries, recorded phone conversations and radio interviews, Mike illustrates the struggles of a touring cyclist and explores the vastness of the Canadian landscape… all for “something to do”.
So if you’re looking for something to do tonight, come on out and check out Mike’s film.
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That trailer was really good, very professional and looks like it was a lot of work to put together. I wish Windsor had more ingenuitive self-starters like you. I can just imagine how much better this city would be. I hope you sell a lot of these tapes because you deserve it.
thanks for posting andrew. it should be nice to hear mike's soundtrack on the speakers in the bar.
Andrew -- apparently I sat next to you through the entire film and didn't know it. Apologies for not introducing myself.