Bryan Adams is one of world’s most enduringly popular singer/songwriters. He is most at home in his Vancouver studio, surrounded by his collection of vintage microphones and guitars. Adams calls it “a very analog space in a very digital world.” In this short documentary, we witness an intimate rendition of his song “One World, One Flame” and hear him speak of his audience-centred approach to performance: “I want it to be fun, I want it to be real.”
Credits
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recipientBryan Adams
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writerDavid Battistella
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directorDavid Battistella
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producerGerry Flahive
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director of photographyDavid Battistella
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editorDavid Battistella
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sound recordistIgal Petel
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second cameraAl De Zilva
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gafferChris Rumak
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key gripDerek Saari
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on-lineDavid Battistella
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mixerBryan Gallant
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recording engineerAdam Greenholtz
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sound editingGrant Edmonds
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re-recording mixerGrant Edmonds
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production managerAmanda Coles
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production supervisorMark Wilson
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technical coordinatorMarcus Matyas
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centre administratorJosiah Rothenberg
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production coordinatorRachel Punwassie
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production assistantMike Gallagher
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researchSylvia Mezei
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executive producerSilva Basmajian
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