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On Thin Ice:
A Documentary Following the Road to NCAA Hockey



   For a hockey player, the rink becomes home, team mates become your closest family, and a pair of skates is better than any shoes you will ever own. In youth hockey, the sport becomes your lifestyle. Up to the rink at 5:30 AM and back home close to 9 or 10 PM on a good day. In high school/junior hockey, it's all about showing everybody your absolute top game and getting the attention of as many scouts as possible. But what about college hockey? Both male and female skaters are dreaming of competing on the sport's biggest stage under professional teams for some of the largest and rowdiest hockey power houses in the country. Soon, the amazing people over at Champion City Sports/Movies (accompanied by the amazing student film crew from Full Sail University) will be producing an incredible film documenting the path high school and/or junior players are taking in hopes of achieving NCAA status. 5 male and 5 female skaters will be featured in this film as they each choose a separate path in the biggest journey of their athletic career. The film is still in pre-production but operations are soon to be underway and this could possibly change the way the hockey community views collegiate hockey and the journey it takes to achieve the ultimate prize. Along with the documentation of the 10 players, there are interviews planned with multiple coaches, scouts, and NCAA hockey alumni. It is also planned that I will be able to give you all updates and inform you on how the film is coming along, so hopefully that won't change! I am incredibly looking forward to this documentary and so should you! Please check out the information for the film, it will give you a great idea about what you will see being put together in the months to come. DOCUMENTARY INFORMATION: http://www.champcitysports.com/documentary-movie.html


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