As Lydia prepares for the upcoming (simultaneous) world premiere screenings of Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago in Ashland and Palm Springs, we are pleased to announce that we have recently been accepted into two other film festivals as well! The Newport Beach Film Festival gave us word that they have accepted our film. This is …
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The moment you have been waiting for is nearly upon us, dear pilgrims. The official premiere of Walking the Camino: Six Ways to Santiago is set for the big screen! The post-production staff has been working tirelessly on the final cut. Then came the audio, including specially composed music; and the graphics, including maps and …
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¡Buen Camino peregrinos! We have been celebrating the new year by – you guessed it – working diligently on the film. There have been a few changes to the film since our last blog update, so we thought we’d fill you in on some of the new and exciting things that we’ve been up to, …
After several rough cut screenings, survey feedback reviews, and visits back to the ol’ drawing board, The Camino Documentary‘s rough cut is finally flourishing towards an even more cohesive fine cut. Now that the characters’ stories are finalized, the post-production crew is hard at work honing the cut into the best film possible. The difference …
The last few months have been a whirlwind of activity for Lydia and The Camino Documentary! In order to promote the film’s rough cut, Lydia went on a three week fundraising tour which has led her to the east coast for several screenings. First there were screenings in Virginia at Virginia Polytechnic Institute, Roanoke College, …
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On Sept 19th, the Whitsell Auditorium at the Portland Art Museum opened its doors to a crowd of over 380 for the first rough cut screening of The Camino Documentary. Eager audience members included hikers from local Meetup groups, past and future pilgrims from the Portlandia chapter of American Pilgrims, film aficionados, and, most importantly, plenty …
For much of my life I’ve felt that everything happens for a reason. I don’t attribute this belief to any one religious or spiritual affiliation, but if I had to venture a guess, I suspect it stems from the hope that there’s more to life than death and taxes. Whether in class working towards a …
