DVD of Tiki // Out now! - General Tiki

M Mogambo Tiki Socialite Munich, Germany Joined: Mar 04, 2004 Posts: 184	M Mogambo Posted posted on Fri, Mar 19, 2004 5:29 PM Living Room Pictures is proud to announce their new documentary project: “ARMCHAIR TRAVELLING IN THE WORLD OF TIKI” will be a fully packed DVD with everything that will make a Tikilover’s heart go crazy. Our guerilla film crew will travel the Pacific for 100 days and capture the true South Sea and the pop culture interpretation of it. You will get insight in the work of veteran and present day tiki artists: Writers, musicians, painters, carvers, illustrators and, of course, bartenders. Meet Sven Kirsten, see the former house of Edgar Leeteg in Moorea... Principle shooting for “ARMCHAIR TRAVELLING IN THE WORLD OF TIKI” already started March 2004 on the construction site of the “Tabou Tiki” in Berlin and will continue until after the Hukilau 2004! Our two-tiki film crew will shoot footage and interviews around the Pacific for the months April, May and June. Our destinations are New Zealand, Fiji, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Moorea, Hawaii and California. Maybe we will be around your town? The project is supposed to be finished in time for christmas. Please write us if you want to support and contribute. It is in the making and you all can be part of it. We will approach the the key people individually. But we will also have an open section called "The Tiki Telegramm": Any Tikiphile who has a DV-Camera can collect and send his impressions. Footage of his huge mug collection, his crazy tikibar or patio or a special tiki sighting that you would like to share. Tiki Bar owners get the chance to portray their watering hole (but check with us, we might visit you personally during our world trip!) (The production company reserves the right to choose which footage makes it on the DVD) That is all for now. We will embark for the Pacific in 7 Days but will stay in contact with you guys thru TC. Thanks for your interest. Mogambo. Check out: http://www.armchair-travelling.com [ Edited by: Mogambo 2010-01-12 08:37 ] [ Edited by: Mogambo 2012-04-25 08:38 ] [ Edited by: Mogambo 2012-08-05 11:15 ]

Living Room Pictures is proud to
announce their new documentary project:

“ARMCHAIR TRAVELLING IN THE WORLD OF TIKI” will be a fully packed DVD with everything that will make a Tikilover’s heart go crazy. Our guerilla film crew will travel the Pacific for 100 days and capture the true South Sea and the pop culture interpretation of it. You will get insight in the work of veteran and present day tiki artists: Writers, musicians, painters, carvers, illustrators and, of course, bartenders. Meet Sven Kirsten, see the former house of Edgar Leeteg in Moorea...

Principle shooting for “ARMCHAIR TRAVELLING IN THE WORLD OF TIKI” already started March 2004 on the construction site of the “Tabou Tiki” in Berlin and will continue until after the Hukilau 2004! Our two-tiki film crew will shoot footage and interviews around the Pacific for the months April, May and June. Our destinations are New Zealand, Fiji, Cook Islands, Tahiti, Moorea, Hawaii and California. Maybe we will be around your town? The project is supposed to be finished in time for christmas. Please write us if you want to support and contribute.

It is in the making and you all can be part of it. We will approach the the key people individually. But we will also have an open section called "The Tiki Telegramm": Any Tikiphile who has a DV-Camera can collect and send his impressions. Footage of his huge mug collection, his crazy tikibar or patio or a special tiki sighting that you would like to share. Tiki Bar owners get the chance to portray their watering hole (but check with us, we might visit you personally during our world trip!) (The production company reserves the right to choose which footage makes it on the DVD) That is all for now. We will embark for the Pacific in 7 Days but will stay in contact with you guys thru TC. Thanks for your interest. Mogambo.

Check out:
http://www.armchair-travelling.com

[ Edited by: Mogambo 2010-01-12 08:37 ]

[ Edited by: Mogambo 2012-04-25 08:38 ]

[ Edited by: Mogambo 2012-08-05 11:15 ]

Post #81791 by Mogambo on Fri, Mar 19, 2004 5:29 PM