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The Tournament

Sam Vint
2020 | 22 min 04 s
Original English version


Long Synopsis


Q & A with director Sam Vint

Trailer


Clip 1


Clip 2


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Promotional Materials

Team


Sam Vint
Filmmaker


Photo
Photo : Thomas Fricke




Alicia Smith
Producer


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David Christensen
Executive Producer (NFB)


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Photo : NFB



Credits

Written and Directed by
Sam Vint

Featuring
Isaac Vint
Alyssa White
Paul  Hamm
Cooper Vint
Evan Hesom
Logan Johnstone
Natalia Debbo
Elijah Armbruster
Tucker Olson
Bill Muloin
Trish Cooper
Danny Lilya

Producer
Alicia Smith

Executive Producer
David Christensen

Picture Editor
John Gurdebeke

Director of Photography
Tyler Funk

Location Sound Recordist
Kevin Bacon

Sound Design
Christine Fellows

Original Music Composed & Performed by
Christine Fellows
John K. Samson
Jason Tait
SOCAN 2019

Vocal Performance by
Christine Fellows

“Hash Marks”
Composed by Jason Tait
SOCAN 2019

Production Assistant
April Dunsmore

Assistant Editor
Marcel Kreutzer

Slate Design
Galen Johnson

Transcription
Patricia Garry

Colourist
Tony Wytinck

Sound Mix
Bruce Little

Online Editor
Bruce Little

Studio Operations Manager
Darin Clausen

Studio Administrator
Devon Supeene

Production Coordinator
April Dunsmore

Production Supervisor
Esther Viragh

Marketing Manager
Leslie Stafford
Kelly Fox

Legal Counsel
Peter Kallianiotis

Executive Director English Program
Michelle van Beusekom

Filmed February 2019 in Blaine Minnesota
at the Schwan Super Rink

Dedicated to Larry Hendrickson,
founding father of the Hendrickson Foundation

THE TOURNAMENT

A production of The National Film Board of Canada – North West Studio

@2020 The National Film Board of Canada

www.nfb.ca

 

 



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