Following last month’s sensational capturing of footage featuring the elusive Loch Ness-like creature known as “Champ” in Lake Champlain, filmmakers Kelly Tabor and Richard Rossi are thrilled to invite the public to rekindle their fascination with this legendary lake monster. Their captivating drone footage, shared on YouTube, continues to enchant viewers and prompt discussions about the enduring myth and mystery surrounding Champ.
With over 34,000 views since its release, the footage showcases an aerial view of the lake, revealing an intriguing glimpse of a large creature in the bottom right of the screen, swimming behind a boat containing the two lead actors in their fictional Champ movie. The found footage of Champ captured inadvertently, has intrigued and inspired believers and skeptics alike. The video has sparked a renewed interest in Lake Champlain’s folklore and the quest to uncover the truth about its most famous inhabitant—Champ.
“We are amazed by the public’s reaction to our footage,” said Richard Rossi. “It’s thrilling to see so many people engaged in the mystery and lore of Champ.”
“I’ve looked for Champ for over fifty years,” Kelly Tabor said. “This is a highlight of my life, to finally capture footage of Champ. This legendary creature has a special place in the hearts of many, and we hope our footage ignites even more conversations.”
In tandem with this renewed excitement, Rossi and Tabor are proud to announce screenings of their fictional adventure film, “Lucy and the Lake Monster.” The film, which weaves a delightful narrative around the tale of Champ, will screen in Hawthorne, New Jersey on October 13th and in Buffalo, New York on October 19th. This family-friendly movie promises to charm audiences of all ages as it merges the realms of myth and adventure.
“Lucy and the Lake Monster” not only highlights the legend of Champ but also reflects the magic of believing in the extraordinary, making it a fitting companion to our footage,” said Kelly Tabor. “We can’t wait to share the film with audiences and continue exploring this captivating legend together.”
The public is encouraged to revisit the YouTube video here featuring Champ’s drone Tabor-Rossi footage and share their thoughts, theories, and experiences related to Lake Champlain. Join the conversation and be part of a legacy that has fascinated generations.
For more details about the screenings of “Lucy and the Lake Monster,” and ticket information, please visit https://www.lucyandthelakemonster.com.
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Company Name: Lucy & the Lake Monster
Contact Person: Kelly Tabor & Richard Rossi, Filmmakers
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Phone: 1 310 276 2251
City: Lake Champlain
State: New York
Country: United States
Website: https://www.lucyandthelakemonster.com