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Danwei TV Choice Cuts 1: Camille Levert

Posted by Jeremy Goldkorn, April 25, 2006 1:09 PM

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.

Contributions are welcome. Please email jeremy at danwei dot org.

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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!

Posted by: Dafei | April 26, 2006 4:51 AM

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

Posted by: Tom | April 26, 2006 1:50 PM

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

Posted by: zazaboule | April 27, 2006 3:44 AM

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

Posted by: SINOMEC | April 27, 2006 7:48 PM

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.

Posted by: Dror | April 27, 2006 11:02 PM

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