Portland bike documentary in the works

The Willamette Week has the scoop on a full-length documentary in the works about Portland’s bike scene.

The film’s creators — Greg Fredette, Jason Turner and Aaron Douglas — added more information in an email to the Shift list yesterday:

“We began filming on January 13th at the MOVE event and will continue documenting the bike scene through various events, workshops, interviews and…well, we can’t give away all our secrets.

We will be focusing on the social network and bike community in Portland, and the benefits for the community. We are trolling the web-waves looking for interesting events. If you have an event you think would meet any of these criteria:

1) Present active conflict
2) Make great video
3) Demonstrate the social networking aspects of the Portland bike scene”

To contact them or learn more about the film, check out PortlandBikeMovie.com.

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mykle
mykle
17 years ago

oooh! i love presenting active conflict!

tonyt
tonyt
17 years ago

Hey, these guys were great at the last move. One of them filmed from a bike trailer which was pretty funny and I’m sure gave them some great footage.

Does anyone have any pictures from the move that they want to share?

"the other" steph
17 years ago

Tony,
thanks so much for helping move my stuff! what great fun.

here are some pictures my mom took:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/24841458@N00/sets/72157594480990947/detail/
and some pictures from Michael:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/84139144@N00/sets/72157594480063167/detail/