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Speaking English with a dodgy French accent!

By Tim Marston, 22 June 2011 – 0 comment

Last year, some friends of mine toured around Europe making a documentary about the fire spinning scene. They wanted to look at the spinning scene, from people like myself who do it for a living, to spinners who do it purely for fun.

Embarrassingly for me, as I was being interviewed my accent kept slipping... I spent most of the interview speaking English in a dodgy French accent!

The trailer for the documentary is on the link below. So if you are a fan of fire spinning, juggling or hooping you should check it out and also keep an eye out for the documentary coming soon.

Enjoy...

Friendly Fires - Fire spinning documentary

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