Truckers: A Road Well Traveled (2001) [N/A]

Release Date:
January 1, 2001

Original Title:
Truckers: A Road Well Traveled

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
ONF | NFB

Production Countries:
Canada

Ratings / Certifications:
 N/A

Runtime: 51

Documents the lives of three long-haul truck drivers whose routes take them throughout North America - even to the Arctic. The complexity of their work is on display as bad weather, unsafe driving conditions, and rising fuel prices add to the stress of being away from home for weeks at a time. Even so, the film celebrates the joy of the open road and a spirit of independence.

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Additional Camera:
Richard Bremness
Daron Donahue
Wes Doyle

Animation:
Perry Shulak

Assistant Editor:
Matthew Vest

Associate Producer:
Bonnie Thompson

Director:
Tom Dodd

Director of Photography:
Trevor Wilson

Driver:
Gerry Clarke
Douglas Hallett

Editor:
Marke Slipp

Executive Producer:
Graydon McCrea

Graphic Designer:
Perry Shulak

Grip:
Gerry Clarke
Douglas Hallett

Location Sound Recordist:
Carey Opper
Larry MacDonald

Online Editor:
Kevin House

Original Music Composer:
Colin Linden

Producer:
Jerry Krepakevich

Production Assistant:
Claudette Breton

Production Supervisor:
Kelly Isaac

Sound Editor:
Downy Karvonen

Sound Mixer:
Iain Pattison
Paul A. Sharpe

Writer:
Tom Dodd

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