How Does It Feel
2011
34 min
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This short documentary is a meditation on performance, self-expression, (dis)ability, and the power of art. At age 58, Kazumi has decided to use his singing voice to channel his cerebral palsy (CP). As Kazumi draws from his exuberant, poignant and painful experiences, performer and teacher Fides Krucker guides him to embrace his inner artist. Kazumi's one-man show features songs like Smokey Robinson's "Tracks of my Tears" which take on new and unexpected meaning in this moving account of transformation through the power of song.
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This short documentary is a meditation on performance, self-expression, (dis)ability, and the power of art. At age 58, Kazumi has decided to use his singing voice to channel his cerebral palsy (CP). As Kazumi draws from his exuberant, poignant and painful experiences, performer and teacher Fides Krucker guides him to embrace his inner artist. Kazumi's one-man show features songs like Smokey Robinson's "Tracks of my Tears" which take on new and unexpected meaning in this moving account of transformation through the power of song.
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writerLawrence Jackman
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directorLawrence Jackman
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producerAnnette Clarke
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director of photographyJay Ferguson
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sound recordistMike Filippov
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sound designMike Filippov
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editorLawrence Jackman
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creative consultantFides Krucker
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production supervisorCandice Desormeaux
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location managerCarol Pasten
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assistant cameraDrew SommervilleVictor Cahog
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gafferJameson Bevington
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best boy electricTess Marie Garneau
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carpenterSteve Jackman
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stills photographerMarina Dempster
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music clearancesAnn Mayall
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transcriptionJane CottrillCarol Pasten
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post-production coordinatorSteve Hallé
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title designChris Darlington
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graphicsChris Darlington
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online editorYannick Carrier
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re-recordingJean Paul Vialard
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production coordinatorStephanie CoolenVanessa LarsenAimee Wall
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marketingMoira Keigher
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centre administratorJohn William Lutz
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executive producerRavida DinKent Martin
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