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Australia Project Download

In the summer of 2004, four of America’s most talented youth traveled to Australia to shoot a feature length rockclimbing film in the continent’s most premier climbing areas. The Australia Project, starring Rob D’Anastasio, Emily Harrington, Matt Segal, and Brian Solano features such world-class climbing areas as the renowned Grampians National Park, Mt. Arapiles, Nowra, Armidale, Bungonia Gorge, and the majestic sea cliff Point Perpendicular.

They journeyed across the globe together to embark on the adventure of a lifetime; they encountered exotic wildlife, pristine scenery, and a unique story to tell. Behold their struggles and triumphs both on rock and in the realm of traveling as they come across unexpected adventure and exploration. Step behind the lens of BS Productions as these four athletes prove themselves in the land down under. Witness stunning bouldering and sport climbing as well as outstanding traditional climbing in this feature film.

Technical Specs:
- Release Date: 2004
- Running Time: 60 Minutes
- File Size: 865 Mb
- Resolution: Standard Definition
- Aproximate Download Time: 15 Minutes to 4 Hours

Download link is good for 1 download only. If you would like to watch this film numerous times, it is reccomended that you click SAVE after clicking the download button. This will allow you to view the film an unlimited number of times as well as import it into iTunes if desired.

Viewing/Download Requirements:
- Newer PC or Mac computer
- Highspeed internet connection such as DSL or Cable.
- Current version of Apple Quicktime or iTunes (Quicktime can be downloaded for free HERE if needed.
- At least 6Gb free space on your computer hard drive.


Legal Terms Of Purchase:
By purchasing this film you have full viewing rights which allow you to play this film as many times as you like and on multiple devices such as iTunes, iPod, etc. However, just as with DVDs copying or distributing video files is a Federal Crime and punishable to the full extent of the law. Stealing climbing film files is not only bad Karma it also makes it hard for climbing film producers to make a living and continue to provide top quality films. Do the right thing...don't steal.