It's Here! THE 2005 Ohio Regional WWAC Convention Video!

Gunspinning, whip cracking, trick roping, knife throwing, and alot
more! If you've never been to the Annie Oakley Days festival in
Greenville, Ohio it's a growing midwest tribute to Annie and her
heritage. The festival enjoyed a 'rebirth' in 2003 with the first
Wild West Arts Club Ohio Regional Convention making its home there.
The video really shows what you're missing - it's great fun and
really presents these talented performers in their natural setting!
Names like John Bailey, Cowboy Larry & Brave Beth, Whip Cracking
champions Adam Winrich and Chris Camp, and youn gunspinner Stephanie
Price give a priceless performance for the Annie Oakley Days
attendees!

This amazing 2-disc DVD set is an amazing tribute to one of the
fastest growing western events in the US. This professional DVD was
produced by GLD Enterprises & Productions and Fishmonger Films.
Dan Trout, of Fishmonger FIlms, filmed the event, and developed
the 'look' of the video. This is the first of many videos to come
from the GLD / Fishmonger Production group. Gery and Dan worked hard
to capture the 'flavor' of the Annie Oakley Days Wild West Arts Club
Ohio Convention. The video is now available for sale and has an
incredible amount of material on it.

What's on the 2-Disc Set:

Disc 1 : Friday warm-ups, the AOD parade, highlights from the
competitions in whip cracking, rope spinning, and knife throwing,
and a special performance by teenage gunspinner Stephanie Price!

Disc 2 : The Awards Ceremony (including Ohio Regional WWAC lifetime
achievement award to WWAC legend Che Che Whitecloud), a Sunday
performance showcase, a blooper reel (featuring Chris Camp's
famous "hot seat' during his fire whip routine). and a downloadable
and printable still photo gallery compiled by the WWAC's Cathy
Williams.

Total Runtime : 143 Minutes Format : NTSC Color Region :
Region Free

Price of the 2-Disc Set is just $30.00! Visit the website to order
the video : http://www.gldenterprises.net/store.htm .

Proceeds go to the Ohio WWAC Regional Event Fund.