On Thanksgiving Day we were joined by filmmaker Eric Bricker, he’s working on a documentary about all things Airstream.
Unfortunately, I caught Brian’s cold and we both sound like we’re underwater and haven’t had a lot of energy. Hopefully Eric was able to get what he needed from the others.
Eric recently released Visual Acoustics: The Modernism of Julius Shulman.
2013 Cost of Camping:
117 nights paid camping
218 nights free camping
335 days this year
Total spent on camping this year: $3,201.29
Daily average cost of camping: $9.56
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the number one leaders in the modern Airstream movement didn’t get to participate in the documentary?? hopefully, he will be able to add you later when you are both well….Curtis needs to be in the film…
Curtie was definitely in front of the camera, hopefully he doesn’t end up on the cutting room floor!
Everybody loves a dog, especially Aussies. They are born hams and media people know they are people magnets!
I am behind on reading my mail. I sure hope you both are feeling better by now as it is the 5th. Curtis would look so good in the movies! Please give him a hug for me!
Did this film ever come out?
Hi Elisabeth, not yet – but that reminds me, I should contact Eric and see when it’s going to be released.
I’m curious if this film has been released yet. I can’t seem to find it anywhere and it’s been a year since the last post.
Not yet! We’re going to see Eric when we’re in Austin and will report back with an update.