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Danwei TV Choice Cuts 1: Camille Levert

This Danwei TV episode introduces a new format: Choice Cuts, in which we introduce other filmmakers and video makers.

The first Choice Cuts episode presents By Bicycle to the Supermarket by Camille Levert, a French blogger and video maker who lives in Beijing. The video is a fun slice of Beijing bicycle life.

Levert's photo and video blog is Camillenligne.com. She also blogs in French: Camille en Chine.

Without further ado: Camille Levert!

The video is also available on Youtube.

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There are currently 5 Comments for Danwei TV Choice Cuts 1: Camille Levert.

Comments on Danwei TV Choice Cuts 1: Camille Levert

The video is very nice. I like the song, too. It feels dynamic. Keep us with the good work, folks!

Hmm... sort of like "C'etait un rendezvous", only on a bike.

Dynamic! Energisant! Funny! Very very good choice of song! Cheer to Camille!!!!

ça m'a beaucoup intéressé d'avoir vu une vidéo filmée par français en Chine, étant chinois en France.
le monde est petit alors. :-)

Bonjour monsieur sinomec et bienvenu a Danwei. Camille et peut etre la premiere Francaise que tu vois en Danwei, mais ill y a d'autre mec chez nous qui peux parlez Francais.

pourtant,ma Francais est pas tros bonne, J'espaire que tu comprend.

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