Scott Brady
06-06-2007, 03:23 AM
Overland Video is proud to announce our first DVD release
The first volume of the Overland Video Series is available for sale. This is a true community effort including a trip that was planned (http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=451) on ExPo and attended (http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=13315#post13315) by ExPo members. The video was directed and edited by Pasquale Benedetto (DesertDude) and produced by yours truly (expeditionswest). Dave (SOCALFJ) is replicating the DVD's in his family business located in California.
I am proud to be a part of it and have the chance to share our adventure with you, and hope that you can explore this awesome road too.
http://www.overlandvideo.com/overland_videos/DVD_images/ECDD_cover.jpg
The DVD sells for $28 +S&H and will ship in the next few weeks. They are available for online ordering here:
Order the DVD (http://www.overlandvideo.com/overland_videos/#overland_series)
You can watch the trailer here (http://www.overlandvideo.com/video_production/ECDD_ET_Trailer.htm)
More details on the DVD:
El Camino Del Diablo is an infamous overland route from the Spanish Missions in Mexico to the coast of California. Since 1540, when Francisco Coronado set out to find the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola, said to possess streets lined in gold, this route has held challenges and rewards for those who travel its length.
While streets of gold do not exist along the Highway of the Devil, adventure can be found in abundance. Follow Expeditions West, and Scott Brady, as they travel over 150 miles along the Mexican border, discovering the history and intense geology of this remote desert trail. Along the way, the group of Toyotas, Nissans, Land Rovers and Jeeps overcome breakdowns, deep sand and silt, and navigation challenges en route to impressive vistas.
This DVD provides the viewer with a first-hand experience and insight into the best routes and locations along the Highway of the Devil. Bonus features include GPS coordinates, a photo journal, and detailed vehicle information.
Duration: 56 minutes
Stereo
Version: NTSC, DVD Video
The first volume of the Overland Video Series is available for sale. This is a true community effort including a trip that was planned (http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=451) on ExPo and attended (http://expeditionportal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=13315#post13315) by ExPo members. The video was directed and edited by Pasquale Benedetto (DesertDude) and produced by yours truly (expeditionswest). Dave (SOCALFJ) is replicating the DVD's in his family business located in California.
I am proud to be a part of it and have the chance to share our adventure with you, and hope that you can explore this awesome road too.
http://www.overlandvideo.com/overland_videos/DVD_images/ECDD_cover.jpg
The DVD sells for $28 +S&H and will ship in the next few weeks. They are available for online ordering here:
Order the DVD (http://www.overlandvideo.com/overland_videos/#overland_series)
You can watch the trailer here (http://www.overlandvideo.com/video_production/ECDD_ET_Trailer.htm)
More details on the DVD:
El Camino Del Diablo is an infamous overland route from the Spanish Missions in Mexico to the coast of California. Since 1540, when Francisco Coronado set out to find the fabled Seven Cities of Cibola, said to possess streets lined in gold, this route has held challenges and rewards for those who travel its length.
While streets of gold do not exist along the Highway of the Devil, adventure can be found in abundance. Follow Expeditions West, and Scott Brady, as they travel over 150 miles along the Mexican border, discovering the history and intense geology of this remote desert trail. Along the way, the group of Toyotas, Nissans, Land Rovers and Jeeps overcome breakdowns, deep sand and silt, and navigation challenges en route to impressive vistas.
This DVD provides the viewer with a first-hand experience and insight into the best routes and locations along the Highway of the Devil. Bonus features include GPS coordinates, a photo journal, and detailed vehicle information.
Duration: 56 minutes
Stereo
Version: NTSC, DVD Video