as a man walked up earlsdon street.mp4

as a man walked up earlsdon street Third in a series of short documentaries about the place that I live. Earlsdon. Earlsdon Street is the main shopping area. In this short film I explore the street and what can happen in a short amount of time. In this particular film, an unknown man walks along the length of the street. Why? I hear you ask to which I reply, why not? A snapshot of a place, time and motion. Music by Kevin Harrison diesel #2 from velvet galaxy / spider mill http://www.dnastudio.freeserve.co.uk/

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Film & Animation

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• Rick Medlock
• Rickster
• rickster
• rickster561
• Coventry
• Coventry University
• Earlsdon
• Kevin Harrison
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• earlsdon street
• earlsdon Street

[mickrwales]

The name of the man walking up Earlsdon St, is Jock, local lad who drinks in the Albany Club.

[rickster561]

@mickrwales Thanks mickrwales I often wondered who he is

[elspethnutcrusher]

For a man you show signs of genius.

[rickster561]

@elspethnutcrusher

Thanks for your comment.

Regards

Rickster

[rickster561]

Thanks for your comments much appreciated.

Yes it can be a vibrant area and it is going through great change not necessarily for the better. Only time will tell.

Rickster

[rickster561]

Hi Jollyboy111

Thanks for your comment.

Interesting question. I suggest that you read the explanation about what it is about before you ask the question because there lies your answer. Hope that helps

[sailbeyondthesunset]

I lived in Earlsdon whilst at university and for a year after graduating. It really is an awesome place to live; my friends who lived in Coventry called it 'the place the Germans missed'. It has all the facilities you need, and the nightlife is great due to the fact that it is sandwiched between two universities.

Brilliant video; really innovative. Peace.

[Jollyboy111]

I have no idea what this video is trying to achieve, but it seems to fail whatever.

This makes Earlsdon out to be a haven for the aged, which it isn't, and only films around 5-6 specific shops on a high street which boasts many more.

What's your game eh?