A Crack in the Pavement: Digging In
This short documentary follows students from Toronto's Jesse Ketchum School as they take steps towards the greening of their schoolyard. Along the way they get how-to advice and inspiration from kids across the country; from Pauline Public School, where students raised $10,000, to Broadacres School, where a family of wild ducks found a home in their pond.
A Crack in the Pavement is a two-part video set that shows children, teachers and parents how they can work together to 'green' their school grounds and make positive changes in their communities
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A Crack in the Pavement: Digging In, Jane Churchill & Gwynne Basen, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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directorJane ChurchillGwynne Basen
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cinematographerJim Aquila
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location soundRoss Redfern
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picture editorEwa Turska
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sound editorTony Reed
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graphicsSophia Southam
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animationSophia Southam
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original musicChris Crilly
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music recordingEric Lemoyne
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re-recordingJean Paul Vialard
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online editorSylvain Desbiens
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production assistantDouglas BarronShereen JerrettMichael KuehnMarilyn PomerSatya M. RamenRazel Robins
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researchJane Churchill
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post-production co-ordinatorÉric BarbeauRichard Lesage
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program administratorGisèle Guilbault
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executive producerDavid Verrall
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producerMichael Fukushima
