24 Days in Brooks
2007
Documentary
Synopsis
Over the course of a decade Brooks, Alberta, transformed from a socially conservative, primarily white town to one of the most diverse places in Canada as immigrants and refugees flocked to find jobs at the Lakeside Packers slaughterhouse. This film is a portrait of those people working together and adapting to change through the first-ever strike at Lakeside.
Credits
Crew
Scott Parker (Additional Editing)
Darin Clausen (Administration)
Frank Laratta (Audio Post Coordinator)
Daron Donahue (Cinematography)
Lisa Fryklund (Cinematography)
Morton Molyneux (Cinematography)
Patrick McLaughlin (Cinematography)
Shaun Henning (Cinematography)
Sidney Bailey (Cinematography)
Tom Couchman (Cinematography)
Joe Owens (Colorist)
Andrew Johnson (Commissioning Editor)
Gil Cardinal (Consulting Producer)
Brad Wrobleski (Director of Photography)
Derek Mazur (Executive Producer)
Graydon McCrea (Executive Producer)
Gary Bruckner (Location Sound Recordist)
Igal Petel (Location Sound Recordist)
Jamie Kidd (Location Sound Recordist)
Mike Myrden (Location Sound Recordist)
Joe Owens (Online Editor)
Kory Lowe (Original Music Composer)
Derek Wait (Production Assistant)
Loralee Edwards (Production Assistant)
Faye Yoneda (Production Coordinator)
Ginette D'Silva (Production Coordinator)
Mark Power (Production Supervisor)
Bridget Toms (Transcriptions)
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24 Days in Brooks - Original Poster
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