Cambridge’s Luke Farrar Kickstarts fundraising for Aussie Claustral Canyon 3-D Film
Cambridge writer Anita Harris encourages anyone interested in film or the environment to fund Luke Farrar's Kickstarter campaign to fund a 3-D filming of Australia's 50M-year-old Claustral Canyon.
With 17 days to go, and at 37% of his target, 3-d filmmaker Luke Farrar says things are going quite well for his Kickstarter campaign to fund an amazing filmmaking project–using a novel, 3-D camera–to bring a beautiful Australian canyon to your computer Screen.
Luke says Claustral Canyon is one of the world’s most ancient and beautiful slot canyons. Fifty million years old, it is ten times older than the Grand Canyon. There is no record of the Aboriginals ever having been there, which only adds to the mystery of the place. The canyon was only explored for the first time in the 1960s.
Here’s a link to Luke’s Kickstarter page, which includes a video explanation and demonstration of the project. Luke is based at the CIC, where I work; great if you could help him out with a few bucks.
–Anita Harris New Cambridge Observer is a publication of the Harris Communications Group, an award-winning PR and digital marketing firm working with health, science, technology, energy and the environmental clients, worldwide.
