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THE BEASTMASTER (1982) – Episode 255 – Decades Of Horror 1980s

“Dar, the gods have put that mark on you, and someday, you’ll find out why.” So sayeth the gods, “That’ll leave a mark.” Join your faithful Grue Crew – Bill Mulligan and Jeff Mohr along with guest host Renee St. Aubin – as they discuss somewhat of an Eighties legend, The Beastmaster (1982).

Decades of Horror 1980s Episode 255 – The Beastmaster (1982)

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An infant king is rescued from a priest’s ritual sacrifice and raised in a humble village. In time, he learns he has the power to communicate with animals and when the priest’s followers destroy his village, he uses his power in a quest for revenge.

Directed by: Don Coscarelli

Writing Credits: Don Coscarelli, Paul Pepperman; Andre Norton (1959 novel)

Music by: Lee Holdridge

Cinematography by: John Alcott

Editing by: Roy Watts

Production Design by: Conrad E. Angone

Selected Cast:

Marc Singer as Dar

Tanya Roberts as Kiri

Rip Torn as Maax

John Amos as Seth

Joshua Milrad as Tal (as Josh Milrad)

Rod Loomis as Zed

Ben Hammer as Young Dar’s Father

Ralph Strait as Sacco

Billy Jayne as Young Dar (as Billy Jacoby)

Janet DeMay as Witchwoman #1

Christine Kellogg as Witchwoman #2 (as Chrissy Kellogg)

Janet Jones as Witchwoman #3

Tony Epper as Jun Leader

Vanna Bonta as Zed’s Wife

Kim Tabet as Sacco’s Daughter

Daniel Zormeier as Winged Creature Leader

Jim Driggers as Hanging Priest

Mick Thibodeau as Hanging Priest

Paul Reynolds as Tiis

Monty L. Simons as Zed’s Guard (as Monty Simons)

Bruce Paul Barbour as Marauder (as Bruce Barbour)

Diamond Farnsworth as Marauder

Linda Smith as Kiri’s Friend

Henry Carbo as Man in Cage

Jonathan Gravish as Death Guard Priest

Don Heyn as Death Guard Priest

Larry Randles as Death Guard Rider

Vince Deadrick Sr. as Guard on Parapet

Tim Dunlavey as Young Villager

Join the Grue-Crew and special guest host Renee St. Aubin as they revisit the sword-and-sorcery cult favorite, The Beatmaster (1982), from Phantasm director Don Coscarelli. The cast includes Marc Singer, Tanya Roberts, Rip Torn, and John Amos. The film played so much on HBO that the acronym was jokingly referred to as, “Hey, Beastmaster’s On!” This film has it all: bat people, killer ferrets, black-dyed tigers, and much more. Casting choices that didn’t make the cut? Demi Moore as Kiri (played by Tanya Roberts) and Klaus Kinksi as Maax (played by Rip Torn). Could this be Jeff Mohr’s new favorite Eighties film? You’ll have to listen to find out.

At the time of this writing, The Beastmaster is available to stream from Amazon Prime and on physical media as a 4k Ultra HD Two-Disc Set from Vinegar Syndrome.

Every two weeks, Gruesome Magazine’s Decades of Horror 1980s podcast will cover another horror film from the 1980s. The next episode’s film chosen by Crystal, will be House (1985). This one’s a double-tap with a different Grue Crew, seven years after Doc Rotten, Christopher G. Moore, and Thomas Mariani did it up.

Please let them know how they’re doing! They want to hear from you – the coolest, grooviest fans – so leave them a message or comment on the Gruesome Magazine Youtube channel, on the Gruesome Magazine website, or email the Decades of Horror 1980s podcast hosts at [email protected].

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itskindofareallyniceday · 2 years

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In honor of Native American Heritage Month, and due to the requests I've received over the years, I've compiled a list of great books written by indigenous authors from all over the Americas.

Part 1, North America:

Fantasy/Sci-Fi/Magical Realism/Mythology/Dystopia: “Elatsoe” by Darcie Little Badger (Lipan Apache) “Moon of the Crusted Snow” by Waubgeshig Rice (Anishinaabe) "The Marrow Thieves" by Cherie Dimaline (Georgian Bay Métis) "Son of a Trickster" by Eden Robinson (Haisla and Heiltsuk) “The Removed” by Brandon Hobson (Cherokee)

Nonfiction/Memoir/Essays: “Braiding Sweetgrass: Indigenous Wisdom, Scientific Knowledge, and the Teachings of Plants” by Robin Wall Kimmerer (Potawatomi) "A History of My Brief Body" by Billy-Ray Belcourt (Driftpile Cree) “A Mind Spread Out on the Ground” by Alicia Elliott (Haudenosaunee) "An American Sunrise" by Joy Harjo (Muscogee) “Dog Flowers: A Memoir” by Danielle Geller "Seven Fallen Feathers: Racism, Death, and Hard Truths in a Northern City" by Tanya Talaga (Anishinaabe) "The Red Deal: Indigenous Action to Save Our Earth" by The Red Nation “Heart Berries” by Terese Marie Mailhot (Nlaka'pamux)

Contemporary/Fiction/Historical Fiction: “Indian Horse” and “Medicine Walk” by Richard Wagamese (Ojibwe) “Jonny Appleseed” by Joshua Whitehead (Oji-Cree, Peguis First Nation) “There There” by Tommy Orange (Cheyanne and Arapho) “The Break” by Katherena Vermette (Red River Métis) “Five Little Indians” by Michelle Good (Red Pheasant Cree Nation) “The Seed Keeper” by Diane Wilson (Mdewakanton Oyate, Rosebud Sioux) “Birdie” by Tracey Lindberg (Cree-Métis, As'in'i'wa'chi Ni'yaw Nation Rocky Mountain Cree)

Mystery/Thriller/Horror/Paranormal: “The Only Good Indians” by Stephen Graham Jones (Blackfeet) “Winter Counts” by David Heska Wanbli Weiden (Sicangu Lakota) “Firekeeper’s Daughter” by Angeline Boulley (Chippewa) "Empire of Wild" by Cherie Dimaline (Georgian Bay Métis Nation)

Poetry Collections: "Islands of Decolonial Love: Stories and Songs" and "This Accident of Being Lost: Songs and Stories" by Leanne Betasamosake Simpson (Mississauga Nishnaabeg) "Split Tooth" by Tanya Tagaq (Inuk) “Postcolonial Love Poem” by Natalie Díaz (Akimel O'odham) "Nature Poem" by Tommy Pico (Kumeyaay, Viejas Group of Capitan Grande Band of Mission Indians) "Disintegrate/Dissociate" by Arielle Twist (Cree, George Gordon First Nation)

Anthologies: “Love After the End: An Anthology of Two-Spirit and Indigiqueer Speculative Fiction”, contributed to by Joshua Whitehead, David Alexander Robertson, Darcie Little Badger, Nathan Adler, Gwen Benaway, Nazbah Tom, Gabriel Castilloux Calderón, and Kai Minosh Pyle "This Place: 150 Years Retold" (comic, nonfiction), contributed to by Kateri Akiwenzie-Damm, Chelsea Vowel, Katherena Vermette, Jen Storm, Niigaanwewidam James Sinclair, David Alexander Robertson, Richard Van Camp, Brandon Mitchell, Sonny Assu, Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Alicia Elliott, and illustrated by G.M.B. Chomichuk, Scott B. Henderson, Tara Audibert, Natasha Donovan, Kyle Charles, Scott A. Ford, Donovan Yaciuk, Andrew Lodwick, Ryan Howe “Moonshot: The Indigenous Comics Collection, Volume 1”, contributed to by Hope Nicholson, Michael Sheyahshe, David W. Mack, David Alexander Robertson, Haiwei Hou, Dayton Edmonds, Micah Farritor, Sean Qitsualik-Tinsley, Rachel Qitsualik-Tinsley, Menton3, Arigon Starr, David Cutler, Elizabeth LaPensée, G.M.B. Chomichuk, George Freeman, Tony Romito, Jeremy D. Mohler, Ian Ross, Lovern Kindzierski, Adam Gorham, Richard Van Camp, Nicholas Burns, Todd Houseman, Ben Shannon, Jay Odjick, Joel Odjick, Claude St. Aubin, Buffy Sainte-Marie, Andy Stanleigh

More: New books that I haven't read/heard enough about to recommend yet

Part 2: Central & South America

#in the middle of updating this #ownvoices #native american #books #book recs #itskindofme #indigenous

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reve-de-dragon · 4 years

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The Tarasque

aka how are people going to know i’m french if I don’t show this weird girl.

The legend of the Tarasque is mostly known through the Légende dorée (golden legends) of Jacques de Voragine, but also Frédéric Mistral, who wrote a description of the beast. Tarasques are found in several cities, usually named after the same myth, like Tarascon, in France, and Tarragone, in Spain.

It is described as follow :

La bèstio a la co d’un coulobre,

d’iue mai rouge qu’un cinobre,

Sus l’esquino a d’escaumo e d’àsti que fan paur !

D’un gros leinoun porto lou mourre,

E sièis pèd d’ome pèr mies courre;

Dins sa caforno, souta un moure

Que doumino lou Rose, emporto ce que peu

The beast has the tail of a snake | Eyes more red than cinnabre (a type of red pigment extracted from a certain mineral) | On it’s back scales and spikes that scare! | Of a big lion it has the muzzle | And six feet to better run | In it’s cavern, beneath a rock | that dominate the Rhône, she takes what she can

She’s also rumored to be the child of the Leviathan and a Bonnacon, and like the later, the Tarasque is supposed to be able to expel burning feces. It was said to have come from Galatia.

In the Légende dorée, here’s the story that Jacques de Voragine describes.

The Tarasque lived in a lair under a rock, on which was later built the castle of Tarascon, the castle Roy Réné. The beast haunted the swamps and the Rhône, terrifying villagers, fishermen and other travelers. The townsfolk decided to get rid of the creature, however of the several expeditions, none came back succesful.

One day of the year 48, a young girl named Marthe, coming to evangelize the Basse-Provence, decided to go face the Tarasque, after hearing the tales of the locals on a strange beast roaming around the village. The townsfolk attempted to convince her to withdraw from her words, if she wanted to live, but the girl had taken her decision. Helped by her faith in God, Marthe approached the Tarasque, and tamed her by sprinkling her with Holy water and showing her the cross, getting her to surrender and obey. She finally managed to pass a leach made of her own scarf around the Tarasque’s neck, and brought her back to the village.

The townsfolk, still haunted by the deeds of the beast, rushed the dragon, who offered no resistance, and tore it to pieces. Martha then preached to the people, converting many to Christianity, and, sorry of what they had done, the townsfolk changed the name of the city to Tarascon.

The tarasque is now celebrated during two days : On the second Sunday after Pentecôte (Whit Sunday, Whitsun, Pentecost, Shavuot), and on the day of St Marthe (9th of July). The celebration involves the construction of an effigy of the beast that is released into the streets and blamed for breaking dykes and dams, and for the inondations caused by the Rhônes, that the beast was rumored to make flood by peeing in it or simply entering the river. The townsfolk try to touch the beast while escaping it’s tail, that swings left and right, as some tales describe other potential slayers of the beast doing. People usually accompany the walk of the Tarasque by the saying :

Lagadeou, lagadigadeou, la Tarascou

Lagadeou, lagadigadeou, lou Casteou

(Lagadeou, lagadigadeou seems to be an onomatopeia, la Tarascou refers to the Tarasque, and lou Casteou refers to the castle of Tarascon)

There has been recorded incidents of the effigy of the tarasque breaking bones of the people not nimble enough to escape it’s tail, but it appears that it was mostly encouraged by the crowd, who cheered when it happened. In 1808, Aubin-Louis Millin recorded the cheer :

A que ben fé! A que ben fé!

La Tarascon a rou un bré!

(‘Oh that’s well done! Oh that’s well done! The Tarasque has smashed an arm!’)

They could have celebrated the Saint. But it would have been much less fun. Plus, I think the poor Tarasque deserves a celebration in her honor, after all, she had intended to stop her tendencies less advantageous to the townsfolk living near her lair.

#dragon #folkore #dragonkin #dracodex

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doubleattitude · 3 years

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Larkin Dance Studio

The Dance Awards, Las Vegas 2016: RESULTS

High Scores by Age:

PeeWee Solo

10th (3-way tie): Josie Lutz-’Walk The Walk’

Didn’t Place

Lillian Brady-’The Show’

Mini Solo

8th: Isabella Jarvis-’Dream On’

9th (3-way tie): Ava Wagner-’Winter’

Didn’t Place

Isabelle De St. Aubin-’A Star Is Born’

Adrianna Crawford-’Roxie’

Maria Neely-’Angel Over Me’

Diego Garcia-’Speechless’

Sidney Leciejewski-’All That Jazz’

Sophia Jurkovich-’Another Way to Die’

Charlotte Bosacker-Kass-’Annabelle’

Cameron Redpath-’The Stage Is Bare’

Kayla Truong-’Bang Bang’

Cecilia Thielen-’Bombastic’

Keira Redpath-’The Greatest Star’

Ashley Braun-’Forgive Me Love’

Melkamie Setnes-’His Eye Is On The Sparrow’

Israel Zion-’Hokey Pokey’

Lilliana Caffari-’Pop Drop and Roll’

Kylie Broberg-’I’m Available’

Ashley Gutz-’Show Off’

Alyssa Truong-’Last Moment’

Isabella Crawford-’Runway Walk’

Corryn Harvieux-’Where Is It Written’

Emily Fleetham-’Word Up’

Alaina Larson-’Beautiful Like Me’

Diarra Chatham-’Control’

Daniela Garcia-’On Eagles Wings’

Rachel Zillig-’Hallelujah’

Grace Frey-’Revolution’

Noelle Bjork-’I Want To Be A Rockette’

Sydney Sticha-’Weeping Strings’

Colin Benning-’Lil Man’

Alaina Bader-’Lily’s Theme’

Junior Solo

10th: Lauren Sklar-’Scherzo’

Didn’t Place

Olivia Penticoff-’Atmospheric’

Kendall Lewis-’Breathless’

Alexa Adams-’Strength’

Elizabeth Perelman-’Quenn’s Speech’

Sara Gutz-’Dangerous’

Miranda Shaughnessy-’Mein Herr’

Mackenzie Hall-’Tens’

Alicia Gan-’If I Had My Way’

Beau Leoplold-’Reflections’

Rachel Harris-’The Last Moment’

Ava Gerst-’Voices’

Ashley Truong-’Turning Pages’

Skyla Ward-’Dreams’

Bennet Espinada-Banick-’For You’

Lauren Olson-’Golden’

Teen Solo

7th (tie): Eva Igo-’It’s A Mans World’

10th (4-way tie): Ellie Wagner-’Hymm A’Lamour’

Didn’t Place

Lexi Heath-’Blackbird’

Alex Arce-’Slip’

Emma Klinzing-’Fly Before You Fall’

Paulina Villanueva-’Secret Garden’ (?)

Catie Sjoquist-’Affliction’

Emma Marx-’Lonely’

Olivia Nelson-’My All’

Kevin Avila-’Miss You’

Joshua Ukura-’Caught Up In the Sea’

Maddie Kasel-’Sands’

Lexus Johnson-’Try A Little Tenderness’

Lauren Busyn-’Long Days’

Sydney Ronneberg-’When Love Goes Wrong’

Ally Nelson-’Eternal Flame’

Senior Solo

1st (tie, $300): Taylor Sieve-’Grief’

7th (tie): Madison Jordan-’Nights’

Didn’t Place

Alex Anton-’I Will Love You’

Aless Abla-’Loves Me Crazy’

Brittney Ayers-’Goodbye My Lover’

Vanessa Tettamanzi-’Goodbye My Lover’

Peewee Duo/Trio

3rd ($100): ‘Odyssey’

Mini Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

Isabella Crawford, Adrianna Crawford, Isabella Jarvis-‘Confident’

‘Broken’

‘Wind It Up’

‘The Light’

‘I Can’t Do It Alone’

‘Adam and Eve’

‘Tragedy’

‘Total Eclipse of the Heart’

Junior Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

Bennet Espinada-Banick, Sara Gutz, Ava Wagner-‘Alive’

‘Stations’

‘Pray For Em’

Teen Duo/Trio

2nd ($200): Taylor Sieve, Ellie Wagner-’The Edge’

4th (3-way tie): Eva Igo, Catie Sjoquist, Ellie Wagner-‘The Falling Sea’

4th (3-way tie): Eva Igo, Alex Arce-‘As Long As You Love Me’

Didn’t Place

‘Marathon In Roses’

‘Bricks’

‘Unsteady’

Senior Duo/Trio

Didn’t Place

‘Let It Go’

PeeWee Group

Didn’t Place

‘Glory’

Mini Group

4th: ‘Forget About The Boy’

Didn’t Place

‘Red Dress’

‘Downtown’

‘Listen’

‘Hey How You Doing’

Junior Group

5th (3-way tie): ‘Memories’

Didn’t Place

‘Wild Is The Wind’

‘Breathe’

‘Rule the World’

‘My Faith’

Teen Group

5th (4-way tie): ‘Love Story’

Didn’t Place

‘The Last Word’

‘Hold Me Down’

‘My Squad’

‘Until The Leevee’

‘Confident’

‘Forgiven’

Senior Group

3rd (tie, $100): ‘Now That You’re Gone’

Didn’t Place

‘Strong’

‘Panda’

‘Ne Me Qui Te Pas’

‘Tremors’

Mini Line

4th (3-way tie): ‘Stars and Stripes’

Didn’t Place

‘Azillion’

Junior Line

2nd ($200): ‘Dreaming Awake’

5th (tie): ‘Flight’

Senior Line

Didn’t Place

‘Break The Silence’

‘I Found’

Mini Extended Line

2nd (tie, $200): ‘Better Have My Money’

Didn’t Place

‘Bathing Beauties’

‘Fire’

‘Rotten To The Core’

‘Rhythm Nation’

Junior Extended Line

4th (tie): ‘Liza With A Z’

Didn’t Place

‘Tango’

Teen Extended Line

Didn’t Place

‘No Flex’

‘Shapes’

‘Body Language’

Senior Extended Line

1st ($300): ‘We Have It All’

3rd ($100): ‘Carry On’

4th: ‘Hello’

Teen Production

2nd (tie, $200): ‘FOSSE’

3rd (tie, $100): ‘Icons’

Didn’t Place

‘A Soldier’s Heart’

‘Chess’

High Scores by Performance Division:

PeeWee Lyrical

2nd (tie, $200): ‘Glory’

Mini Ballet

1st ($300): ‘Stars and Stripes’

Mini Specialty

2nd ($200): ‘Bathing Beauties’

5th: ‘Red Dress’

Mini Hip Hop

2nd ($200): ‘Better Have My Money’

4th: ‘Downtown’

Didn’t Place

‘Azillion’

Mini Tap

5th: ‘Fire’

Mini Contemporary

5th: ‘Wild Is The Wind’

Mini Jazz

5th (3-way tie): ‘Hey How You Doing’

Didn’t Place

‘Rotten To The Core’

‘Rhythm Nation’

Mini Lyrical

Didn’t Place

‘Listen’

Mini Musical Theatre

1st ($300): ‘Forget About The Boy’

Junior Hip Hop

2nd ($200): ‘Flight’

Junior Contemporary

4th (tie): ‘Dreaming Awake’

Didn’t Place

‘My Faith’

Junior Musical Theatre

3rd ($100): ‘Liza With A Z’

Junior Specialty

2nd ($200): ‘Memories’

Didn’t Place

‘Breathe’

Junior Jazz

4th: ‘Tango’

Didn’t Place

‘Rule the World’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st ($300): ‘FOSSE’

Teen Lyrical

2nd (tie, $200): ‘A Soldier’s Heart’

Didn’t Place

‘The Last Word’

Teen Hip Hop

2nd ($200): ‘Icons’

Didn’t Place

‘No Flex’

‘My Squad’

Teen Contemporary

Didn’t Place

‘Shapes’

‘Hold Me Down’

‘Until The Leevee’

Teen Ballet

1st (3-way tie, $300): ‘Love Story’

Teen Jazz

Didn’t Place

‘Confident’

‘Body Language’

Teen Specialty

Didn’t Place

‘Forgiven’

Teen Tap

Didn’t Place

‘Chess’

Senior Contemporary

3rd (tie, $100): ‘We Have It All’

4th (4-way tie): ‘Now That You’re Gone’

Didn’t Place

‘Strong’

‘Break The Silence’

‘I Found’

Senior Hip Hop

2nd ($200): ‘Panda’

Senior Specialty

4th (tie): ‘Carry On’

5th: ‘Tremors’

Senior Lyrical

5th: ‘Ne Me Qui Te Pas’

Didn’t Place

‘Hello’

Specialty Awards:

Junior Outstanding Technical Achievement

‘Dreaming Awake’

Best Ballet Performance

‘Passacaglia’

‘Love Story’

Best Musical Theatre Performance

‘Forget About the Boy’

‘FOSSE’

Outstanding Achievement in Costume Design

‘Chess’

Best Performance:

Junior

5th runner-up: ‘Dreaming Awake’

Teen

4th runner-up: ‘FOSSE’

Senior

2nd runner-up ($100): ‘We Have It All’

Best Dancer:

Mini Female

Top 22: Ava Wagner

Didn’t Place

Corynn Harvieux

Sophia Jurkovich

Audrey Healy

Adrianna Crawford

Cameron Redpath

Alaina Larson

Keira Redpath

Grace Frey

Diarra Chatham

Noelle Bjork

Isabella Jarvis

Alaina Bader

Josie Lutz

Maria Neely

Rachel Zillig

Mini Male

Top 10: Diego Garcia

Top 22: Collin Benning

Junior Female

Didn’t Place

Kendall Lewis

Alicia Gan

Bennet Espinada-Banick

Miranda Shaughnessy

Alexa Adams

Sara Gutz

Mackenzie Hall

Skyla Ward

Teen Female

Top 12: Ellie Wagner

Top 21: Eva Igo

Didn’t Place

Charliz Ann Baliaco

Abby Welter

Sydney Ronneberg

Catie Sjoquist

Lexus Johnson

Lauren Busyn

Teen Male

Top 18: Alex Arce

Top 20: Eli Smutny

Didn’t Place

Kevin Avila

Joshua Ukura

Senior Female

Winner: Taylor Sieve

Top 22: Madison Jordan

Didn’t Place

Alex Anton

Savannah Johnson

Sally Franco

Senior Male

Top 14: Nico Lonetree

Studio of the Year:

Winner: Larkin Dance Studio

#las vegas #larkin #2016 #tda #the dance awards

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goalhofer · 5 years

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Every Jaime Sifers College/Professional Teammate

University Of Vermont Catamounts

Jeff Miles (2002-04)

Brady Leisenring (2002-06)

Bryson Busniuk (2002--03)

Thomas Hajek (2002-03)

John Longo (2002-03)

Scott Mifsud (2002-04)

Jeff Corey (2002-06)

Ryan Miller (2002-03)

Tim Plant (2002-04)

Baron Becker (2002-06)

Phil Youngclaus (2002-06)

Oriel McHugh (2002-04)

Gerard Miller (2002-04)

Joey Gasparini (2002-06)

Ben Driver (2002-06)

Shawn Conschafter (2002-03)

Derek Wagar (2002-04)

Billy Kelly (12 games 2003)

Greg Zemple (2002-03)

Spencer Morton (11 games 2003-04)

Jason Fortin (20 games 2003)

Chris Smart (2002-04)

Chris Mounsey (15 games 2003-04)

Matt Hanson (7 games 2002-04)

Dustin Corbett (4 games 2003)

Tom Child (2002-04)

Travis Russell (2002-06)

Ryan Gunderson (2003-06)

Evan Stoflet (2003-06)

Chris Myers (2003-06)

Dan Owens (2003-04)

Art Femenella (2003-06)

Tom Collingham (2003-06)

Scott Sortal (8 games 2004)

Torrey Mitchell (2005-06)

Dean Strong (2005-06)

Peter Lenes (2005-06)

Kenny Macaulay (2005-06)

Corey Carlson (2005-06)

Mark Lutz (2005-06)

Matt Syroczynski (2005-06)

Slavomir Tomko (17 games 2006)

Kyle Kuk (2005-06)

Mike Arcieri (20 games 2006)

Andy Corran (2005-06)

Reese Wisnowski (2005-06)

Dan Owens (7 games 2006)

Joe Fallon (2005-06)

Toronto Marlies

Johnny Pohl (2 games 2006)

Bates Battaglia (2 games 2006, 2007-09)

Kris Newbury (2006-09)

Brad Leeb (2006-07)

Jeremy Williams (2006-09)

Brett Engelhardt (2006-07)

Brendan Bell (2 games 2006)

Ian White (2 games 2006)

Colin Murphy (2006-08)

Tyler Beechey (2 games 2006)

Ben Ondrus (2006-09)

Jay Harrison (2 games 2006, 2007-08)

Martin Sagat (2006-07)

John Mitchell (2006-08)

Andy Wozniewski (2006-08)

Carlo Colaiacovo (9 games 2006-08)

Staffan Kronwall (2006-09)

Aleksander Suglobov (2006-07)

Steve Chabbert (2 games 2006)

Roman Kukumberg (2 games 2006)

Marc Moro (2006-07)

Mike Hoffman (2 games 2006)

David Turon (2 games 2006)

Dominic D’Amour (2006-07)

Luke Fulghum (8 games 2006-07)

Brad Brown (2006-07)

Chris St. Jacques (18 games 2006-07)

Jeff Corey (2006-07)

Ian MacNeil (2 games 2006)

Jean-Francois Racine (2006-07)

Alex Foster (2 games 2006, 2007-09)

Todd Ford (9 games 2006-08)

Steven Later (2 games 2006)

Robbie Earl (2006-09)

Derek Landmesser (2 games 2006)

Shaun Landolt (2 games 2006)

Tyson Marsh (3 games 2006-07)

Justin Sawyer (4 games 2006-07)

Jean-Sebastien Aubin (2 games 2006)

J.J. Hunter (9 games 2006)

Kip Brennan (1 game 2006)

Mike Jarmuth (1 game 2006)

Erik Westrum (2006-07)

Chris Harrington (2006-08)

Tyson Nash (2006-07)

Boyd Devereaux (2006-07, 2008-09)

David Cloutier (2006-07)

Karel Pilar (10 games 2007)

Kevin Baker (7 games 2007)

Michael Schutte (10 games 2007)

Owen Fussey (14 games 2007)

David Pszenyczny (4 games 2007)

Justin Pogge (2006-09)

Mac Faulker (3 games 2007)

Mikael Tellqvist (3 games 2007)

Brett Aubin (2007-09)

Jiri Tlusty (2007-09)

Michel Leveille (2007-08)

Phil Oreskovic (2007-09)

David Ling (2007-08)

Derrick Walser (2007-08)

Reid Cashman (17 games 2007-08)

Nathan Perrott (8 games 2007-08)

Darryl Boyce (2007-09)

Bryan Muir (2007-08)

Anton Stralman (2007-09)

Tyler Doig (2007-09)

Peter Tsimikalis (2007-08)

Simon Gamache (19 games 2008)

Patrick Wellar (2007-08)

Tony Salmelainen (2 games 2008)

Scott Clemmensen (2007-08)

Dale Mitchell (2 games 2008)

Jeff Miles (1 game 2008)

Matt Grennier (7 games 2008)

Stefano Giliati (2008-09)

Kyle Rogers (2008-09)

Max Taylor (2008-09)

Todd Perry (2008-09)

Tim Stapleton (2008-09)

Mark Bell (2008-09)

Andre Deveaux (2008-09)

Richard Petiot (2008-09)

Ryan Hamilton (2008-09)

Joey Ryan (2008-09)

Juha Uotila (2008-09)

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Deux ans après le lancement de sa nouvelle image de marque aussi créée par Tank, l'organisme responsable du Grand Sentier lance la première phase de sa campagne de notoriété visant à faire connaître le territoire de 24 000 km que traverse Le Grand Sentier.

La première offensive pancanadienne s'articule autour du thème «Un lien profond» et propose cinq capsules web qui présentent l’histoire de divers utilisateurs du Grand Sentier, qui est un réseau de pistes multiusages dans l'ensemble du territoire du Canada, aménagés à l'aide de partenaires, de donateurs et divers paliers gouvernementaux.

L’organisme responsable de ce sentier a maintenant pour mission de l’améliorer et de le prolonger. «Maintenant que le Grand Sentier est achevé, notre but est de le faire connaître à tous afin que le plus grand nombre de personnes puisse découvrir, utiliser et apprécier ce trésor national», souligne Danielle St-Aubin, vice-présidente au marketing et aux communications du Grand Sentier.

Mais 24 000 km de sentiers, ce n'est pas si facile à faire connaître. «Bien que Grand Sentier voulait cibler le public de tout le territoire canadien avec du contenu pertinent pour chacun d'eux, nous avons dû réalistement faire des choix, explique Jean-François DaSylva-Larue, directeur de création de Tank. Dans un monde idéal, on aurait été dans le Grand Nord aussi comme une portion du sentier se rend au Nunavut.»

Les cinq capsules rendent ainsi compte de cinq territoires, soit l'Ouest canadien, les Prairies, le Québec, l'Ontario et les Maritimes.

L'équipe de Tank a ensuite fait des recherches pour trouver des influenceurs qui ont un propos unique et une relation avec le sentier qui dépasse le seul goût pour le plein air, afin d'offrir un contenu plus riche.

Le défi créatif en était un de logistique. «On a eu la chance d'avoir une cliente très consciente des échéanciers serrés et conciliantes, mentionne Jean-François DaSylva-Larue. On a dû faire la réalisation des capsules en trois semaines, un défi en soi pour couvrir un aussi vaste territoire.»

Il raconte que l'équipe a dû sauter plusieurs étapes de production pour réussir à «attraper» les influenceurs qui étaient de véritables «sujets nomades», en constants mouvements. «Par exemple, l'une des personnes qu'on devait interviewer se rendait en vélo dans l'Ouest est on a réussi à l'attraper dans Charlevoix. Et ça été le cas pour trois d'entre eux, précise-t-il. C'était tout un casse-tête de planification pour arriver à les intercepter dans les temps.»

Même arrivés sur les lieux du tournage, Nicolas Beausoleil, qui assurait la réalisation des capsules et son équipe, n'avait que deux jours pour faire le repérage, le premier contact avec les influenceurs, le tournage des scènes. «On a dû prendre des plans même durant le repérage et commencer à faire le montage pendant le tournage.»

Le Grand Sentier a été créé dans la foulée du 150e anniversaire du Canada, mais souhaite par cette campagne de notoriété l'ancrer dans les habitudes des citoyens et dans le patrimoine canadien, un peu à l'instar de Parcs Canada. D'où l'importance de tenter de faire vivre cette connexion, ce lien émotif avec le territoire, souligne le directeur de création. «On utilise ce langage de "lien profond" depuis la création de l'identit du Grand Sentier, ajoute-t-il. La notion de connexion a un double, soit celui de relier les citoyens canadiens d'un océan à l'autre et de les lier aussi émotivement.»

En effet, Tank a créé l'identité visuelle et le site web de l'annonceur, dévoilés en 2016.

En ligne depuis le 31 août pour profiter de la populaire des promenades en plein-air à l'automne, la campagne web se poursuit jusqu'au 10 octobre 2018 et les capsules sont appuyées de bannières web et d'une stratégie dans les médias sociaux.

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Annonceur: Le Grand Sentier — Danielle St-Aubin, Jérémie Gabourg Agence: Tank Vice-présidence de création: Alexandre Gadoua Direction de création: Jean-François DaSylva-Larue Conception: Maxime Landreville Réalisation vidéo: Olivier Bouchard Service-conseil: Amina Ben Ameur Production: ALT — Nicolas Fransolet, Luc Campeau, Jérôme Couture

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