I don’t know if we’ve made it abundantly clear yet, but here at Anthology we love filmmaking. We’re proud to share another one with you today, and we promise to keep them coming! Directed by Thayer Allyson Gowdy, this film was made on location at the Herriotts’ farm in Nova Scotia, Canada, while we were also shooting the images for “Family Ties,” our story on Nikole Herriott, her father, and their online shop Herriott Grace. The piece is on page 58 of our third issue, but if you missed it, worry not! You can see outtakes from the photo shoot here, and you can enjoy this wonderful film, which captures a bit of the story without words. Enjoy!
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Great little flick! I have a few of their pieces too. Love them.
Lovely film! Nikole’s father is an amazing woodworker; I enjoyed seeing him in his workshop. The music was perfect, too!
I’ve love their work and featured some of it on my own blog, so it’s great to see this beautiful little film here! Thanks for sharing!
x E.
Was great to see you both in your home space……….i can now put lovely feelings to all my wooden goodies when i use them……….thanks for the memory!
x k.
Love these people and their work, it’s a great little film of the two of them on the farm, chickens and all. Just want to point out that it is on the opposite coast of Canada, not Nova Scotia, but in BC! xogd
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