Horse Thief Bay Road by Megan Hamilton, directed by Jeremy Larter

Born from a 4 day artist’s residency at The Grand Theatre in Kingston, Ontario, and a challenge from her 12 year old daughter, Horse Thief Bay
Road is the latest single from eclectic folk rock artist Megan Hamilton. Teaming up once again with Jim Bryson, HTBR captures long drives along
the 1000 Island Parkway during lockdowns, finding purpose in movement and glimmers of joy in the sunlight sparkling on the water.

Directed by Jeremy Larter [Rear Gear Productions, "Who's Yer Father?"]
Director of Photography Logan Somers
Song by Megan Hamilton
Recorded by Jim Bryson at Fixed Hinge Studio

Video premiered at the Kingston Canadian Film Festival on March 1, 2025.
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Posted: Mar. 7, 2025 via kingstonlive.ca

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