Bill McLane is a trail builder. What started as a hobby between forest firefighting seasons became a career which has helped shape the mountain bike scene on Vancouver Island. Billder takes a closer look at the craft and dedication behind the trails we sometimes take for granted. It shows that when people pursue their passion, we're all better for it.
Norbert Sattler is a master stained glass craftsman in Pleasantville, Nova Scotia.
Starring Norbert Sattler & Sue Obata
Directed by Ben Proudfoot | [email protected]
Cinematography by David Bolen | @davidbolen
Edited by Tim Johnson
Music Composed, Orchestrated & Conducted by Nicholas Jacobson-Larson
Post-Production Supervision by David Nieman
Color by Stephen Derluguian
Sound Re-recording by Sean Higgins
Supervising Sound Editing by Mark Camperell, MPSE
Produced by Ben Proudfoot, Jeremy Lambert & Richard Graham
Score Preparation by Alessandro Saini
Music Mixed by Brad Haehnel
Music Contractor - Peter Rotter
German Lyrics by Ryan Wagner
Dialogue Editing by Jason Krane, MPSE
Foley Artist - Tara Blume
Sound Effects Editing by Eric Wegener
Post Production Sound Editing Provided by Empty Sea Audio
Steadicam Operator - Patrick Doyle
Handlettered Titles by Bonnie Ebbs
Featuring the Art of
Sue Obata
Craig Roubadoux
Juergen Reipka
Wayne Boucher
Special Thanks
Glashütte Lamberts
Louise Pentz
Michael Risley
Grace Zahrah
Gordon Proudfoot
Madine VanderPlaat
Fabian Sattler
Helga Sattler
Sandy Sattler
Holy Family Parish in Amherst, Nova Scotia
For Breakwater Studios
J. Taylor Brown
Gabe Godoi
Brenna Malta
Monica Salazar
Clarisse Wiedem
Terry Quennell
Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Angenieux Optimo
Made with Love by Breakwater Studios Ltd. in Halifax, Nova Scotia and Los Feliz, California
Brittany Nicole Cox is one of the only antiquarian horologists in the world. She's basically a mechanic—a mechanic from the 17th century. Cox fixes old machines with watch or clock mechanisms inside them for a living. Often, these machines are missing parts that frequently no longer exist, so Cox fashions them herself. To visit her workshop is to see what the future looked like centuries ago, and while Cox's trade is laborious, time-consuming and incredibly intricate, she is preserving a magical part of humanity's past.
Inside the doors of Culver City’s Bucato, the beating heart of this narrow Italian restaurant is found neither in the dining room nor in the kitchen, but in a room upstairs, isolated from the chaos of the cooks. The room is modest in its design; simple yet beautiful. A clock hangs on white walls, frosted windows overlook the restaurant below, and large wooden tables dusted with flour are centerstage.
Welcome to the pasta lab, the beating heart of Bucato.
Directed by Antonio Diaz
Cinematography by Nathan Sage
Music by A. Taylor
Narration by Evan Funke
Production Company: Life & Thyme Productions
