Bianca Beauchamp ALL ACCESS : RUBBERIZED

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We are treated once again to an ultra sexy latex clip from Bianca Beauchamp All Access 2 DVD!

In the following clip, Bianca Beauchamp rapidly introduces the Latextacy party, and we are immediately thrown into the action with tons of people dressed in latex dancing and partying.  Soon after, the cherry on the Sunday: RubberDoll in a ruby red catsuit & Jean Bardot with a matching black catsuit, performing together on a mini stage in the middle of a huge crowd.  Ultra sexy latex action going on there!

Wait no more!  Check it out below, and get the full uncut and unrated DVD on Bianca’s Official Online Store!

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ALL ACCESS 2 joins forces with extremely talented Montreal based musician/composer Francis Vincent for the film’s music score.

Most of Bianca Beauchamp’s fans will have heard Francis Vincent’s music in the short film EMBRYO in which she starred in 2006. The latex film was directed and edited by Francis’ brother, Dominic Vincent, under their duo label The Vincent Brothers. Francis also scored their second short film collaboration OSMOZE. The two shorts were Premiered at Fantasia Film Festival alongside BIANCA BEAUCHAMP ALL ACCESS 1 in July 2007, and they can both be viewed in 16:9 Anamorphic Widescreen on the Special Edition DVD of All Access. Francis’ music can also be heard in the film ALL ACCESS 1 during a sequence at the Montreal Fetish Weekend’s Latextacy event during the stage shows (Polymorphe’s Fashion Show and performances).

This time around, Francis Vincent gave ALL ACCESS 2 director/editor Martin Perreault access to his music library to score the new Bianca Beauchamp feature film. The brilliant sound of Francis’ tracks is sure to add an extra level of quality to the film and we cannot wait to hear the final results. Visit Francis Vincent’s website to hear a demo of his compositions.

It’s is time to revert back to WINXP32. I did all I could with the current configuration of my system, and there doesn’t seem to be a way to fix the audio problem I am encountering in Premiere. At this point, I do hope going back to XP32 will fix this, otherwise debugging the system is going to get a lot more complicated than what I’d like it to be. Worst case scenario: a motherboard problem. But then that would mean changing the board, then re-installing the OS altogether once more, and every time it takes me two days to bring back the system to a full working configuration (all the softwares, etc.). So let’s hope this will work.

Meanwhile, I leave you with two photos. The first photo is of Bianca Beauchamp, and it is a quick test shot I took during a photo shoot this week. The second one was taken by our friend and photographer Belgium Marc at the Montreal Fetish Weekend during the shooting of ALL ACCESS 2. Incidently, it is a shot of two of our friends: photographer Gil Perron with whom I shot the Project Latex Land photography project and model Kinky Sara.

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This is a quick update info on ALL ACCES 2. First things first: as you can see at the top of this website, our working title is BIANCA BEAUCHAMP ALL ACCESS 2: RUBBERIZED. From the glimpses I had at the rushes, ALL ACCESS 2 will show so much more latex than the first film! I am very excited with what I have seen so far. For ALL ACCESS 2, we had four cameramen shooting everywhere at the event, and I think the results will show that. Kudos must go to the All Access Team’s newcomer Izabel Grondin, a Montreal based Horror Film director who joined us for the ride and who captured amazing images at each night event. More on that to follow in the next few weeks.

Now, all tapes of ALL ACCESS 2 have been transfered on the editing computer. We’re talking about over 30 tapes of 1 hour each, in full HDV format. Soooo, this will be a long ride! And of course, the first bump has been hit: I am expriencing sound problems in Premiere Pro CS3. I recently updated the editing computer from the Dual Core 2GB RAM to a kickass Quad Core from Intel, with 4 GB RAM . But somehow, Premiere doesn’t like the upgrade and I am left with Sound problem which makes editing impossible. It’s time to get into Debugging Mode: first scracthing XP 64 and going back to XP32, which will leave the system with 3GB of RAM instead of the full 4GB I currently use (a limitation of XP32). Hopefully the sound problem will be fixed by this migration back to XP32. The idea is that the bug might be caused by a faulty XP64 driver (XP64 is notoriously known to cause problems with its drivers). Unfortunately, this means more time to be patient before starting the editing… Re-installing the system takes a long time, and on top of that I have photoshoots to take care of for www.latexlair.com . Mor einfo to come in the next few days…

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