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Another Petrol article featured in wheels.ca
The Toronto Star’s Wheels Section – Wheels.ca – published another article about the webseries, Petrol.
This time it focuses around director Ant Horasanli’s top car picks that have been featured in the webseries.
Check out the full article at:
http://www.wheels.ca/news/the-cars-of-petrol-the-series/
Episode 5 – The Art of Losing
The Employer assigns Henry, an ex formula 1 racer to handle a very dangerous gold heist.
Petrol featured in Dygest Magazine
Petrol The Series published in Dygest magazine
Read the article on Petrol published here http://www.dygest.net/the-stunning-new-tv-series-petrol/
Independent Production Fund
Funding
Petrol The Series is produced in participation with the IPF – The Independent Production Fund.
The IPF funds the best, most innovative web series.
To find out more visit there website: IPF
HENRY (Kevin Corrigan)
Originally an Englishman, Henry migrated to Canada with his family in the 70s. The highlight of his life was the glory of winning a British Formula 3000 Championship. He was well on his way to Formula 1 when his path took a drastic turn and his racing career was destroyed.
Rock bottom came when Henry hit and killed a young girl while driving under the influence. He pleaded guilty and got five years for vehicular manslaughter. After being released from prison, Henry met The Employer who became his salvation and his worst nightmare. Driving for The Employer meant resurrecting memories of his Championship days. At the same time, it was a constant reminder of the life he had taken away.
AMBER (Jamie Elizabeth Sampson)
A 27 year old daredevil who grew up in Austin, Texas. Her mother died while giving birth and she was raised as an only child by her father Derek, who was a motorcycle stuntman. Amber loves bikes, she’s a speed freak – an adrenaline junkie who fears nothing and takes too many risks.
Currently Amber lives in Toronto, she works as a bartender in a strip club that’s runs by outlaw bikers. The dangerous and shady nature of the club feels like home, where she grew up.
