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NEWS
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JUN.02.2005
The third rough cut is complete.
MAY.01.2005
The first rough cut is complete.
APR.12.2005
T.R.B.T. is being edited. Music is being composed. The
final cut will be launched by the end of may.
MAR.30.2005
Principle shooting of T.R.B.T. is complete and editing will
commence within a week.
MAR.25.2005
Production is still underway. The final sequences will be
shot on March 26th.
MAR.22.2005
KJ Flewelling, a editor residing in Maine, has agreed to edit
T.R.B.T. Surprisingly, he did so with little persuasion.
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In a blend of drama and documentary, The Real Bicycle Thief pushes
the traditional boundaries of filmmaking. Set in Vancouver, British
Columbia, the film opens with the staged theft of a corporate courier’s
bicycle. In a sting-like operation, an actual thief is baited into action.
Tempted by an unlocked bike, the inevitable theft will be caught on
video tape from multiple angles. Once the bicycle has been stolen,
courier Steve Willis, (played by Geoff Rieck,) will embark on a
desperate search of the city, attempting to recover his stolen
property. While searching, he will encounter and interact with real
people. Hopefully, through some research, he will be able to confront
the thief, and salvage his bicycle.
THE REAL BICYCLE THIEF