Designer Profile: Chapel Press | Link TV
Designer Profile: Chapel Press
From the filmmaker: "Continuing our long running collaboration with Shillington College, we met recent graduate Eleanor who was working hard through an apprenticeship at letterpress studio Chapel Press. After spending time with Eleanor at the studio, our job was to plan out her story and come up with a visual style that would stay true to the mechanical ballet of the letterpress process. We felt that Eleanor's career change had universal appeal, and her honesty would strike a chord with the intended audience."
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Made by Hand
An advertising executive-turned-custom bicycle shop owner discovers his passion for working with his hands, customizing bicycles to preserve their charm, and delivering products that meet his clients' needs.
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Made by Hand
A short documentary profile of Eleanor Rogers, a letterpress apprentice printer whose passion for design prompted her to leave her job as an administrative assistant to go back to school.
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Inspired by Rohan Anderson's passion for sustainable living, this film follows popular food Rohan Anderson as he builds a log cabin smokehouse in his yard.
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Ringwould Dairy's sought-after cheeses are deceptively simple to make — start with healthy goats.
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