The Rarity: Interview with Cast and Crew

Until You Walk The Path, You Won’t Know Where it Goes will be hosting members of the cast and crew of new hit film The Rarity on November 7 at 11 pm eastern.

Written by Canadian author Heather Beck, The Rarity is a horror film that is Australia's answer to the Twilight series. It stars Christie Lee-Britten, Ben Adam, Andre'a Thomas, Vincent Gorce, Genevieve O'Keefe, Beau Eastman, and Kara Lane. It is directed by Brian Vaughanhttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gif

Rarity behind the scenes
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The Trailer


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Writer, producer and director Brian Vaughan has been developing feature films based on novels from overseas and local writers. His experience includes decades of work both in front of and behind the camera.

Christie-Lee Britten is Australia’s next young up and coming actress and model. She has been involved within the entertainment industry on a part time basis for the last 7 years while she completed her schooling. Christie-Lee will now be able to focus completely on her career within the entertainment industry. Her experience lies in Stage performing, musicals, TV Series, TVC, presenting and modeling.

Semra Michaels, B.E. is one of Sydney’s extraordinarily gifted and talented songwriter, music producer and powerful vocalist - Ms. Semra Michaels. Thihttp://www.blogger.com/img/blank.gifs accomplished creative force is known for her songwriting proficiency and captivating performances. Writing songs from the age of twelve and performing since the age of six in Clubs, Events and TV. With this life long experience and a Degree in Music Business and Performance she is versatile in her knowledge of all types of music. It is Ms. Michael’s passion and commitment to provide excellent creative music

Tune into http://www.blogtalkradio.com/theresachaze November 7 at 11 pm eastern listen to the cast and crew of Rarity as they talk about The Rarity and their careers. The phone lines and chat will be available for those who wish to participate. The phone number is (347) 838-9927.

Blog Talk Radio: Cynthia Clampitt-Author and World Traveler

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Date / Time: 2/11/2009 8:00 PM eastern

Category: Entertainment

Call-in Number: (347) 324-3745


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Fresh out of college, Cynthia Clampitt headed for corporate America. However, though she enjoyed considerable success at two major international corporations, after ten years, it was clear to her that this was not where she belonged. She wanted to write—and she wanted to get as far away as possible from the temptation to remain in the corporate world.

Australia was a lifelong interest, and it seemed to be the best, and farthest, place to start over. Clampitt headed for Australia with little more than a suitcase, dreams, and a six-month visa. By the time she left, she had circled and crossed the continent, covering nearly 20,000 miles.

Back home again, Clampitt built a new career around her passions of writing, history, travel, and food—though that rebuilding took a few years and a lot of very frugal living. Today, Clampitt is a successful freelance writer, world traveler, and culinary historian. Her clients range from magazines to educational publishers to Colonial Williamsburg.

Clampitt has returned several times to Australia, but the sense of adventure awakened during her first visit Down Under has also taken her to Mongolia, Morocco, India, Iceland, Turkey, Tibet, Vietnam, Ecuador, China, and more than a dozen other countries. The dream of starting over came at a price—but the dream has come true.



Book Description

Waltzing Australia was born out of a dream—and a journey. After walking away from her corporate career, Cynthia Clampitt headed to Australia, to start over, to write, and to test the limits of what she could do. Waltzing Australia recounts that joyous adventure. It is a story about change and about making dreams come true. But more than that, it is about Australia: the history, legends and art, both European and Aboriginal; the beauty, the challenge, the people, the land. From Sydney to Perth, Tasmania to Darwin, tropics to desert, city to wilderness, Clampitt carries the reader along on an exhilarating grand tour of a fascinating country. With a writing style reminiscent of Annie Dillard, she captures the essence of the land Down Under and invites others to fall in love with Australia.