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TOTALLY WIRED ROAD TRIP ; A Maine native and three friends hit the road to report on the dreams and aspirations of America's youth
2006
Overview
Right now, [Adam White] is putting the finishing touches on his profiles for the book. He has received some interest from agents, he said. [Matt Heineman] and [Matt Wiggins] are editing the documentary film. Depending on the success of those efforts, The Young Americans Project could evolve. White doesn't know exactly what the future could hold for the four friends, but he is open to the possibilities. Matt Heineman photos A BMX BIKER in Desert Breeze Park, outside of Las Vegas. Left: A young skateboarder and aspiring actor in Venice Beach, Calif. Scrappy, adopted in Florida by [Ben Grinnell], rode along for part of the trip. Left: A display of art work in Atlanta - grafitti and Matt Wiggins' new moustache. Staff photo illustration by Alfred Wood with photos by Matt Heineman The three-month Young Americans Project road trip started at Acadia National Park. The team, from left: Matt Heineman, Matt Wiggins, Adam White and Ben Grinnell. Matt Heineman photos Adam White drives while Ben Grinnell works at the \"desk.\"
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