Trade secrets
Red Wing footwear brand releases three short films paying tribute to trade workers.
Credits
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- Production Company Farm League
- Director Britton Caillouette
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Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Farm League
- Director Britton Caillouette
- DP Nic Restrepo
- Assistant Theo Fischel-Bock
- Edit Company Work Editorial/USA
- Editor Leah Turner
- Executive Producer Tim Lynch
- Executive Producer/Head of Production Michael Pizzo
- Producer Theo Fischel-Bock
- Head of Brand Creative Aaron Seymour-Anderson
Credits
powered by- Agency Client Direct
- Production Company Farm League
- Director Britton Caillouette
- DP Nic Restrepo
- Assistant Theo Fischel-Bock
- Edit Company Work Editorial/USA
- Editor Leah Turner
- Executive Producer Tim Lynch
- Executive Producer/Head of Production Michael Pizzo
- Producer Theo Fischel-Bock
- Head of Brand Creative Aaron Seymour-Anderson
“Women can do this work,” says Nettie Dokes, “we just do it different.” She sees it as her responsibility as one of the few women in construction to pass the torch on to others.
As the first African American woman in the US to become a journeyman lineman, hers is a stirring story, told sensitively in this trilogy directed by Britton Caillouette and created by film production company Farm League.
The cinematic documentary series is part of Red Wing’s Wall of Honor, an initiative that has been running since 2017 and pays tribute to trade workers by sharing their epic stories and commemorating lifetimes of honest labour.
The two other honourees are metal worker José Lopez, and Steve Medeiros, millwright and contractor, whose stories are equally inspiring.
Despite having suffered an unfortunate accident when he was younger, which caused him to lose one of his arms, José hasn’t stopped grabbing every opportunity in his 35-year long career. Similarly to José, after 30 years in the job, Steve has dedicated his life to passing along his skills and craftsmanship to the next generation.