Centennial Theatre
Canada, 2008, 16 min
Directed & Produced by Brock Anderson
Brocation is a mountain bike film produced by Brock Anderson, which focuses on the diversity of riding we get while living in British Columbia. It follows the travel of Wylie Easton on his bike trips around BC, and introduces the local riders from these locations along the way.
The film includes 3 “segments” of riding along with an interview, shot in high definition on location in the Lower Mainland (Mission, Maple Ridge, Abbotsford), and the interior (Kamloops, Kelowna) of British Columbia.
Director Brock Anderson
Brock Anderson is an independent 17 year old film maker who is self taught in both videography and video editing. At age 14, when the BC Teachers were on strike, Brock stayed home and first learnt how to edit video, combining his passion for both mountain biking, photography and videography.It has been his hobby since, and his work has been viewed on the internet around the world. Brock’s videos have been featured on many sites, and were highlighted on the front page of several of the world’s largest mountain biking sites including the North Shore Mountain Biking Association, Pinkbike, Huck Monkey, and others.
Brock is well known in the British Columbia mountain biking scene, and has produced video clips for professional and aspiring professional riders for the last two years. Typically videoing in the lower mainland of British Columbia, Kamloops and Kelowna, Brock has been collecting footage using a Sony HDV 1080I video camera for the past 12 months, with post video production using Adobe CS3.
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