I Can Make Art ... Like Maud Lewis
In this short film from the I Can Make Art Like... series, a group of Grade 6 students are inspired by Maud Lewis, the celebrated Nova Scotian folk artist who painted scenes of country life. With the help of artist Kyle Jackson, they create a folk art painting of their own downtown neighbourhood. Informative, touching and filled with the magic of creation, this film shows both the power and simple pleasure of folk art.
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I Can Make Art ... Like Maud Lewis, Jane Churchill, provided by the National Film Board of Canada
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Credits
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writerJane Churchill
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directorJane Churchill
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producerTamara Lynch
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director of photographyKent Nason
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sound recordistArthur McKay
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editorJoey Calugay
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production managerJan Nathanson
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researcherElaine Shatenstein
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series researcherJane Churchill
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series art consultantNancy Retallack-Lambert
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art consultantWillie ReidDale Sheppard
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artistKyle Jackson
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workshop leaderKyle Jackson
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music composerEric Lemoyne
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stills photographyColin MacKenzieJane Churchill
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additional art consultantSharon FernandezAnne NewlandsWendy WilsonVivian Grey
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sound editorTony Reed
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foley artistKarla Baumgardner
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assistant foley artistElana Medicoff
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foley recordingGeoffrey Mitchell
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re-recordingShelley Craig
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online editorSylvain DesbiensDenis Gathelier
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digital editing technicianChaz OliverOchelle GreenidgeMartine ForgetPhyllis LewisDanielle Raymond
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animation designJane Churchill
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animationBenoît Chagnon
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titlesBenoît Chagnon
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digital imagingLouise OveryPierre Landry
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marketing managerMoira Keigher
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post-production coordinatorClaude CardinalLinda Payette
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studio clerkChristine Williams
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studio administratorMarie Tonto-DonatiNickie Merulla
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executive producerSally Bochner
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