Starting in the thick of it all in Robson Square we then head east, past Granville, and end in front of the Bell Cube, the one you’ve seen on TV for sure.
And thanks to the new treatment plant, Vancouver’s water is some of the best in Canada.
Starting in the thick of it all in Robson Square we then head east, past Granville, and end in front of the Bell Cube, the one you’ve seen on TV for sure.
And thanks to the new treatment plant, Vancouver’s water is some of the best in Canada.
It’s called, “Protesters at Victory Square Re-route Torch“.
It was SO exciting… my editor told me where to go, I went there, filmed, rushed back to the office, edited and uploaded and guys, I’m gonna learn a ton from doing this eh, like, crash course in everything for 3 weeks.
New moves SOOO fast.
Filmed at the airport, tried to have it uploaded before I left, nope.
It’s gonna have to be almost zero editing, because don’t forget: Vancouver 24 Hours needs a video / day, they’re the priority, but my blog does too, and there’s going to be so much going on it won’t be optional.
Nothing like cutting your teeth at the world’s largest event :)
Here’s the article about the noise I’m talking about.
One of our best 100% Canadian companies, Canada Goose, has made the warmest jackets in the world for 50+ years.
Our Canadian Rangers wear them, the team that patrols our Arctic; that’s how you know they work.
I toured their factory after which they Goose-geared me up for the Olympics, thanks guys! Proud to be a part of your team.
About my preparations, couple things I wanna see, I’m shaky with excitement not even being dramatic.