Blake

196919 min 17 secFilm: Documentary

G

Direction: Bill Mason

Production: Douglas Jackson

In this age, when most people follow their dreams passively on the television screen, there are still a few individuals whose passion is for the real thing. Here is a film about such a one, with a passion for wings and the freedom of the skies. Filmed by Bill Mason, whose own devotion is to the canoe (Paddle to the Sea, and Path of the Paddle), the subject here is his friend Blake James, another filmmaker, who pilots his own one-man plane. The film is Mason's view of this "hobo of the skies," but it is also an adventure.

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Subject categories


  • Transportation > Aeronautics and AerospaceAircraft and Aviation
  • Sports and Leisure > AviationPortraits
  • Ethics and Religious Culture > Ethical Values

Credits


director
Bill Mason
editing
Bill Mason
producer
Douglas Jackson
photography
Bill Mason
Blake James
sound
Ted Haley
sound editing
Bernard Bordeleau
re-recording
Roger Lamoureux
music
Blake James
Laurent Coderre

Awards


  • Etrog for Best Film under 30 minutesGenie Awards
  • Golden Sheaf Award for Best Direction to Bill MasonYorkton Film Festival
  • Golden Sheaf Award for Best Social FilmYorkton Film Festival
  • Grand Prix - Golden BoomerangInternational Film Festival