Henry Grahm has been one of Savannah's most prominent bricklayers for over 40 years. So when I met Henry on the street in front of an apartment I was looking to rent (he was fixing a brick walkway) I got to chatting with him about doing a short documentary.
This project was an assignmnet for my "Directing The Documentary" class at SCAD and entailed finding someone with a unique profession that is both dirty and dangerous to some extent.
So after meeting Henry I thought he would be a great subject for my Documentary. He agreed with no hesitations!
Unfortunatly, I don't show much of my interview with Henry in this clip, but mostly just some b-roll I shot of him and his Grandson on the job. The full length Documentary is still a work in progress, as I was dissapointed in a few handheld shots. But rest assured, re-shoots are scheduled for Spring 2007.
The haunting blues track in the film was composed by Brett "The Hitman" Barnard, Savannah's "Best Bluesman!"
yo gangsta look at my ghetto scaffolding,
it a bucket. i also use it to shit in at lunchtime.
jezzastyle 7 months ago
im glad he didn't do my wall
BarriosGroupie 11 months ago
black people carnt lay bricks
pjgold30 1 year ago
that's gotta be the messiest wall i've ever seen a monkey could do a better job!
cndbrn791 1 year ago
bb king can build in honeycomb bond
choclatesaltyballz 1 year ago
The Mortar Joints have the Blues.
webwillie1 1 year ago
He sure likes his cement ;-)
MrJayzee101 1 year ago