Press Kit
Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
Running time: 80 Minutes
Winner
Award of Excellence
IndieFest 2008
Award of Excellence in Filmmaking
Honolulu International Film Festival 2009
Official Selection
2008 Los Angeles Film Festival
2008 Austin Film Festival
2008 Heartland Film Festival
2009 Sedona Film Festival
2009 Wisconsin Film Festival
2009 LA Feel Good Film Festival
2010 Sonoma International Film Festival
CONTACT:
Justine Jacob
justine@readysetbag.com
510-506-9882
www.readysetbag.com
http://www.readysetbag.blip.tv/
READY, SET, BAG!
Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
SHORT SYNOPSIS
Every February competitive grocery baggers from across the country meet in Las Vegas
to vie for the title of National Best Bagger. READY, SET, BAG! explores the lives of
eight state champions, following these delightfully fun, quintessentially American
characters from local contests to their moment on the national stage.
LONG SYNOPSIS
Every February competitive grocery baggers from across the country meet in Las Vegas
to vie for the title of National Best Bagger. READY, SET, BAG! explores the lives of
eight state champions, following these delightfully fun, quintessentially American
characters from local contests to their moment on the national stage.
No matter where we are in life or what we do for a living -- we all shop at the grocery store. And
the checker or bagger is often the last personal contact we have with an employee. It is here at
the end of the checkout aisle that READY, SET, BAG! shows the pride and effort these
individuals put into their job to be the best at what they do - capturing the spirit of working class
Americans.
But Americans don’t only work hard, they also like to have fun and the world of competitive
grocery bagging is often bizarrely entertaining and unexpected. Contestants unveil their
competitive side as they train and take the competition - but never themselves - seriously.
Spanning the US, they are the heart of the bagging competition, their workplaces and of
READY, SET, BAG!
You’ll meet Jacob, the once shy and overweight teenager who blossomed and found friends
when he got his first job at the grocery store; Brenda, who works beside her devoted daughter
and rides Harleys with her hunting-obsessed husband; James, the athletic team player who
must survive the “Thunderdome of Bagging”; Kim, whose posse of 45-80 year-olds gives her a
Vegas sendoff she’ll never forget; Roger, a Chinese/Trinidadian immigrant who sees the prize
money as his gateway to the American Dream; Ryan, the African-American home-schooled
farm boy everyone loves; Brian, a returning state champion determined to redeem himself after
the mistake that cost him the National title last year; and Jon, the stoic Minnesotan who has one
last chance to prove that he can snag the bagging gold before he hits fifty.
These characters prove that speed, accuracy and heart will determine who is best qualified to
ask you, "Paper or plastic?"
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Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
FILMAKERS’ STATEMENT - Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
Our story originated when Oren Jacob, our Executive Producer, was talking with some friends
about their summer jobs back in high school. Someone blurted out “I used to be a grocery
bagger, but never made it out to the regionals…”
Driving home that night, Oren called and said, “I know what our next film is about.”
The idea of taking something as mundane and common as bagging to an extreme competitive
level intrigued us and we wanted to find out who would participate in such an endeavor. We
started researching the competition, the National Grocers Association that runs the competition,
and the supermarket industry in general. We found a competition that has been going on for
over 20 years, an organization with a purpose to advocate for independent grocers that cater to
their communities, and an industry filled with integrity where individuals love their jobs and
serving their customers. We knew we had more than a competition film.
We then pitched the story at the Sundance Producers Conference, and won the Best Pitch
award. With our first $500 in funding secured, and five months to go before the national
competition, we started a tour of 21 states filming regional bagging competitions and meeting
state champions. After propane fireballs, a dedicated coach, a winning 4H dairy goat, a victory
dance, a harem, a rugby scrum, some dead deer, band camp, a 50th birthday party, drinking
moonshine with flamingos, and a whole lot of very well packed groceries, what we discovered
was the heart of America.
We had a blast and saw an opportunity to tell intimate, personal stories that would reveal a slice
of Americana we all participate in. As we filmed the final round of the National competition in
Vegas, we knew we had a compelling story to tell about these individuals who exemplified being
the best at what you do, no matter what that is.
We are grateful to all the contestants, their families, their coaches and their fans, as well as the
National Grocery Association, for welcoming us into their lives. They shared their talent, their
skill, their passion, their pride in their work and some secret training tactics too.
After watching our film, we’re confident that you will never go through a checkout aisle the same
way again, knowing what it takes to be qualified, at a professional level, to ask the question
“Paper or plastic?”
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Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
Benefiting the National and Local Food Banks
Ready, Set, Bag! focuses on a vital part of our community – the supermarket. We all need to
eat, but unfortunately, not everyone can easily walk into a store and buy food. According to
Feeding America, the nation’s leading hunger-relief charity, for 1 in 6 Americans, hunger is a
reality. Many people believe that the problems associated with hunger are confined to small
pockets of society, certain areas of the country, or certain neighborhoods, but the reality is much
different.
Right now, millions of Americans are struggling with hunger. We all know and are in contact with
people affected by hunger, even though we might not be aware of it.
These are often hard-working adults, children and seniors who simply cannot make ends meet
and are forced to go without food for several meals, or even days. Most of us simply have no
idea. It’s time to educate ourselves about the causes of hunger in America.
www.feedingamerica.org
Ready, Set, Bag! is helping raise much needed funds and food in the following ways and as of
June 1, 2010, the film has raised enough money to fund over 5000 meals.
Ticket sales: As Ready, Set, Bag! tours around the United States, $1 from each ticket sold is
donated to the local food bank in that area.
Food donations at screenings: In certain locations, individuals get $1 off the ticket price for
bringing in at least 3 cans to donate to the food bank.
BlipTV Channel: www.readysetbag.blip.tv all ad revenue from this channel goes to Feeding
America. We’ll be posting up additional clips of the characters and clips from other baggers
every couple weeks. In addition, artists such as Mike Relm, JibJab, and AutoTune the news will
be contributing their own content remixed from ours as well on this channel.
Groupon Deal: www.groupon.com $1 from the deal goes to the local food bank when our
tickets our sold through Groupon.
Online: 10% of all sales from our online store go to Feeding America.
READY, SET, BAG!
Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
Screening Theatrically with the award-winning short film, Leonardo’
Preceeding Ready, Set, Bag! at all theatrical screenings is Leonardo, a short film by Oscar
nominee Jim Capobianco who also created the animation within Ready, Set, Bag!
Synopsis:
Follow Leonardo da Vinci in his quest to fly. A story of perseverance, Leonardo takes you on a
journey of creativity. A journey that often leads to a very different place than where you thought
you would end up.
Learn more at www.aerialcontrivanceworkshop.com
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SUBJECTS’ BIOS
Minnesota State Champion, Jon Sandell
With a goal to make it to the national competition the year he turned 50,
49-year-old Sandell won the state competition. Tough on the outside but
with a generous heart, he represents Chris’ Food Center, a familyowned store run by a previous best bagger champ and proud displayer
of numerous State Bagger Champion trophies. Sandell wants the top
prize and brings along his “Harem," three female coworkers who knew
that Sandell was their ticket to Vegas.
Utah State Champion, Brian Bay
The year before, Bay failed to place at nationals when he missed a pack
of lifesavers that had rolled up against the side of the checkout stand.
This year, he returned to beat out 38 competitors and became Utah’s
reigning State Champion. After a year of practicing and more
determined than ever, he, his wife and cheering squad can’t wait to
return to Vegas for his chance at redemption.
Alabama State Champion, Roger Chen
Chen is very clear about why he’s participating in the contest – for the
money. Describing himself as the “typical American,” he is a 25-year-old
Chinese immigrant born in Trinidad, Tobego. He has been in the US for
two years studying computer science and needs money to pay for his
education. His lively and dedicated coach, Publix store manager Joe
Yaeczitis, has found what he believes is the contestant who will finally
bring Alabama its first national title.
Pennsylvania State Champion, Kim Weaver
Forty-eight year old Weaver is grounded, works with her teenage kids at
the same store and loves to play pinochle. Once a month she gets
together with the Flamingals – a hilarious group of eight women from the
store (aged 45-80) to eat, play cards, have sleepovers and drink.
Surrounded by flamingo paraphernalia, they give Weaver a special
Vegas sendoff she’ll never forget.
California State Champion, James Hunter
Competing in the “Thunderdome of bagging competitions,” the driven,
highly competitive Hunter had to drown out 400 screaming, dressed up,
face-painted bagging fans to emerge the California State Champion.
He’s a rugby star at school and off to college this year. Both a team
player and a solo dynamo, he feels fully confident to compete against
the best of the best in Vegas.
Iowa State Champion, Brenda Wygle
It took Wygle ten years of competition to finally become the Iowa State
Champion. Her daughter, 17, who works with her at the store and has
stuck by her side through it all, has no doubt her mom can win at the
national level. Often taking Harley rides with her husband and son, Wygle
is proudly the first woman to represent Fareway Stores over the 20 years
of competitions.
Virginia State Champion, Jacob Richardson
At 17, Richardson is the youngest state champion in the competition this
year. He’s outgoing, sweet-natured, and can’t stop talking. But, he wasn’t
always this way. Once an overweight and solitary videogamer, getting a
job at Food City helped him break out of his shell, make great friends and
lose weight. Now when he’s not working, he’s at the store hanging out
with his friends or talking with them on MySpace. His very supportive dad
and sister have dreams Richardson will win in Vegas, but he says he
knows he’s “already a winner.”
Ohio State Champion, Ryan Hamilton
“Ryan Hamilton IS Ohio,” as his friends describe. The consummate
overachiever, Hamilton grew up and was home-schooled on a farm in Mt.
Vernon, OH. He’s the winner of numerous 4H awards, a college
swimmer, volunteer for an inner city afterschool program, and studying to
become a vet. But what really matters to him is family.
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CREW BIOGRAPHY
Director/Producer: Justine Jacob
Justine Jacob is a filmmaker and entertainment law attorney in the San Francisco Bay Area.
She produced and co-directed Runners High (2006). She participated in the Sundance
Producers Conference, served two years as President of Bay Area Women in Film and Media,
and is currently on the board of Lunafest.
Director/Cinematographer: Alex D. da Silva
Alex D. da Silva has been working in the film industry since 1989. After receiving his Masters
Degree in Film in São Paulo, Brazil, he worked as a Producer, Cinematographer and Director in
commercials and non-commercial projects shot in the U.S. and Latin America. He produced and
directed the award winning short film O Cantor de Samba and co-directed and shot Runners
High, (2006).
Executive Producer: Oren Jacob
Oren Jacob, Executive Producer of the documentary Runners High (2006), has been working in
film for 20 years. He is currently the Director of the Studio Tools group at Pixar Animation
Studios, where he is also a Chief Technical Officer. He was Supervising Technical Director of
Finding Nemo (2003), as well as Effects Lead on Toy Story 2 (1999), and Technical Director on
A Bug’s Life (1998), and Toy Story (1995).
Executive Producer: Graham Walters
Graham Walters is a founding member of Modern Polity, an organization dedicated to
developing modern ideas and technology to improve the form of government. He was previously
the Head of Technology for Pixar Animation Studios and Producer of Finding Nemo (2003). He
also worked on Toy Story, A Bug's Life and Toy Story 2 in a variety of capacities. Prior to joining
Pixar he worked at Pacific Data Images and with Jim Henson Productions.
Editor: Garret Savage
Garret Savage’s work spans a variety of formats including documentaries, fiction features, film
trailers, short films and television commercials. His documentary editing credits include My
Perestroika (Sundance 2010), Annie Sundberg and Ricki Stern’s End of America, and an
episode of the forthcoming HBO documentary series My American Dream. Other editing credits
include the fiction feature Olympia (Slamdance, Sundance Channel) as well as projects for a
variety of networks and studios including Paramount Pictures, ABC/ESPN, Discovery, WE,
MTV, and the Style Network. He has directed and edited numerous award-winning shorts and in
2005 he was profiled as one of The Independent magazine’s “Top Short Filmmakers.” His rural
documentary, 4-Cylinder 400, continues to be broadcast on the Independent Film Channel. As
an educator, he was the Program Director of the Nantucket Film Festival’s Teen View Film Lab
and a mentor with the Reel Works Teen Filmmaking Program in Brooklyn.
Editor: Andrew Gersh
Andrew Gersh is a documentary film and video editor based in Berkeley, California. His work
has appeared on PBS (including NOVA and FRONTLINE), ABC, MSNBC, National Geographic,
Discovery, Turner Broadcasting, the BBC and Channel 4, UK and in film festivals worldwide.
Other feature documentaries include Rumi: Poet of the Heart (1998), Taking Guns from Boys
(2006) and Ask Not (2008). www.gershpost.com.
Animation, Jim Capobianco
Jim Capobianco received the 2008 Academy Award nomination for Best Original Screenplay for
Ratatouille. He also wrote and directed Pixar's short film, Your Friend The Rat, found on the
Ratatouille DVD. Having started in the story department at Walt Disney feature animation, Jim's
credits include: The Lion King, Hunchback of Notre Dame, and Fantasia Continued. He then
moved up to the bay area to work at Pixar Animation Studios where his credits include A Bug’s
Life, Toy Story 2, Monsters Inc., Finding Nemo and directed the critically acclaimed end titles for
Wall•E. Most recently Jim finished his own independent short, Leonardo. Which has been
acquired by New York's Museum of Modern Art's permanent film collection. In 2009, Jim started
his own company, Aerial Contrivance Workshop. www.aerialcontrivanceworkshop.com
Composer, Marco d’Ambrosio
Marco d’Ambrosio is a composer, producer, trumpet player, multi-instrumentalist and all-around
noise wrangler. He has scored numerous award winning films, documentaries and theatre
projects including the anime hit Vampire Hunter D Bloodlust, Haiku Tunnel (Sundance 2001),
the Emmy winning documentary Blink, Double Dare for PBS and Red Diaper Baby for the
Sundance Channel. Other scores of Marco’s have been on projects released by 20th Century
Fox, Sony Pictures Classics, Lucasfilm Ltd., PDI/Dreamworks, Pixar, and Columbia TriStar.
You can hear one of his latest scores in The Rape of Europa, airing on PBS nationwide and for
which he just received an Insight Award for Excellence from the National Association of Film
and Digital Media Artists. Marco is also responsible for creating much of the dynamic sound and
music heard in the acclaimed Lucasfilm THX trailers. In 2005, he was awarded the prestigious
film scoring fellowship from the Sundance Institute, and in 2009 he was selected for the BMI
Conducting Workshop in Hollywood. In addition to Ready, Set, Bag!, Marco recently co-scored
the documentary feature We Live In Public which was awarded the Grand Jury prize at the 2009
Sundance Film Festival. His latest project is the score to the 1921 film, The Mechanical Man,
which will be performed live by almost 200 kids in 2010. www.marcoco.com
Sound Designer, James LeBrecht
Award-winning sound designer James LeBrecht has mixed or sound designed for feature film
and documentary projects that include The Blood of Yingzhou District, Daughter from Danang,
White Light/Black Rain, The Cockettes, The Rape of Europa, The Devil and Daniel Johnston,
Battlefield Earth and The Skulls. LeBrecht's work has reached into the exhibition and gaming
world where he has designed sound for the E3 conventions in Los Angeles, the Rock and Roll
Hall of Fame, Electronic Arts, MAXIS, TECMO and Midway Studios-Austin. He is the founder of
Berkeley Sound Artists, a complete audio post production house. LeBrecht has designed and
produced sound effects and music for over 100 professional theatrical productions and coauthored the book "Sound and Music for the Theatre: The Art and Technique of Design" with
Deena Kaye.
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ABOUT: NATIONAL GROCERS ASSOCIATIONS’ BEST BAGGER COMPETITION
The National Grocers Association (NGA – www.nationalgrocers.org) is a trade association
representing the retail and wholesale grocers that comprise the independent sector of the food
distribution industry. The meaning of “independent retailer” is more a question of ownership and
philosophy of operation, rather than the number of stores or type of format. A few are publicly
traded, but with controlling shares held by the family, and others are employee owned.
Independents are the true “entrepreneurs” of the grocery/food industry and are dedicated to
their customers, associates, and communities.
N.G.A. Mission Statement:
To ensure independent, community-focused retailers and wholesalers the opportunity to
succeed and better serve the consumer through its policies, advocacy, programs and services.
N.G.A. Philosophy Statement
To promote diversity in the marketplace through a vibrant independent sector, and thereby
increase consumer choice in price, variety, quality, service and value.
Best Bagger Competition
Twenty-three years ago the National Grocers Association held it’s first Best Bagger Contest in
Dallas, Texas. Since then the N.G.A. has been bringing the country’s finest baggers together to
determine who is the best of the best. The contest was created to promote the grocery
industry’s devotion to exceptional customer service through superior bagging.
Judging Criteria
Speed
Contestants need to bag orders significantly more quickly than the average bagger. 35 seconds
or less gets the full 10 points.
Proper bag building technique
Contestants must be able to arrange groceries correctly within the bag. Packing should involve
these steps:
1. Placing heavy cans on the bottom of the bag.
2. Framing boxed items around the bag’s walls to create a “cushion” for other items.
3. Inserting bottles and other glass-encased groceries in the center of the sack.
4. Placing crushables, such as produce and eggs, on the top.
5. Slipping small items, like packs of gum, in the spaces in the bag.
Distribution of weight between bags
Contestants should know how to distribute groceries between bags so that all bags are
approximately equal in weight. Points are deducted for every half-pound difference between
bags.
Style, attitude and appearance
Contestants should present a neat appearance, be polite, and convey a customer-oriented
attitude. They will also be judged in part on their composure and self confidence.
Prizes
The most important prize the contestants receive is the recognition of their peers and superiors.
Prizes vary at the local and state levels. On the national level, the N.G.A. awards $250 to each
state champion. The five finalists take home a bag-shaped trophy as well as the following cash
prizes:
- The winner receives $10,000.00
- The first runner-up takes home $5000.00
- Second, third and fourth runners-up are awarded $500 each.
READY, SET, BAG!
Directed by Alex D. da Silva and Justine Jacob
PRODUCTION CREDITS
Directed by
Justine Jacob & Alex D. da Silva
Producer
Justine Jacob
Executive Producers
Oren Jacob
Graham Walters
Cinematographer
Alex D. da Silva
Editors
Garret Savage
Andrew Gersh
Story
Oren Jacob
Justine Jacob
Alex D. da Silva
Music Composition and Production
Marco d’Ambrosio
(rolling credits)
Featuring
Brian Bay
Roger Chen
Ryan Hamilton
James Hunter
Eric Jacob Richardson
Jon Sandell
Kim Weaver
Brenda Wygle
Frank diPasquale
Cheryl Gleason
Phil Lempert
Phil Suggs
Genevieve Walk
Post Production Sound
Berkeley Sound Artists
James LeBrecht
Patti Tauscher
Alex Wilmer
Dan Olmsted
Douglas Mackinlay
Color Grading
Gary Coates
Alex D. da Silva
Animation
“How to Be a Good Bagger”
Produced by Flying Machine
Directed by
Jim Capobianco
Story
Jim Capobianco
Alex D. da Silva
Justine Jacob
Design and Animation
Craig Foster
Narrator
Craig Good
Additional Editing
Joshua Callaghan
T.M. Christopher
Production Assistants
April Ciaccio
Sarah Smith
Allison Styer
Credits Sequence
Jonathan Bolf
Las Vegas Crew
Production Facility
Starling Productions
Production Manager
Renee Adams
Field Producers
Marissa Aroy
April Ciaccio
Erica Milsom
Anne Purdy
Sarah Smith
Allison Styer
Camera Operators
Malcolm Hardiman
Dan Krauss
Peggy Pennfield
Robert Starling
Petr Stepanek
Adam Willet
Steadicam and Aerial Cinematography
Robert Starling, SOC
Editorial
Eric Gregory
Oren Jacob
Still Photography
Andrea Ferreira
Also Featuring
Alabama
Joe Yeacitzis
California
Lance Benton
Marlene Burns
Cheryl Gleason
Robert Hunter
Raul Patino
Erick St. John
Iowa
Mike Dahm
Fred Greiner
Adam Wygle
Beth Wygle
Tony Wygle
Minnesota
Courtney Anderson
Brandon Johnson
Misty Lang
Janelle Nelson
Eric Sandell
Leonard Sandell
Craig Thorvig
Kristee Thorvig
Ohio
Andy Bates
Andrew Hahn
Austin Hamilton
Don Hamilton
Sandra Hamilton
Dan Marous
Pennsylvania
Mary Ellen Chicchi
Cathy Krowtowski
Rose Meldru
Marianne Schneider
Barbara Shinske
Geraldine Raab
Christine Witte
Utah
Camille Bay
Christine Bay
David Bay
KayLynn Bay
Rachel Bay
Danny Jones
Katie Nosack
Phil Nosack
Meik Rapp
Denise Smart
Virginia
Brandon Davis
Kim Grimmett
Lonnie Perkins
Sara Perry
Joe Richardson
Kayla Richardson
Levae Richardson
Barbara Thomas
2007 National Best Bagger Contestants
Alabama – Roger Chen
Arizona - Matt Goldie
California – James Hunter
Georgia - Michael Hanggi
Iowa – Brenda Wygle
Kentucky - Arleena Sergent
Massachusetts - Scott Golder
Missouri - Jennen Herbst
Minnesota – Jon Sandell
Nebraska - Jason Stille
New Jersey - Karianne Sullivan
New York - Elida Ritchie
Ohio – Ryan Hamilton
Oklahoma - Brently Kalka
Oregon - Andrew Berg
Pennsylvania – Kim Weaver
Rhode Island - Sean Halloran
Tennessee - Casey Miller
Utah – Brian Bay
Virginia – Jacob Richardson
Vermont - Heather Abair
Washington - Nick Davis
Wisconsin - Lori L. Engel
Special Thanks to
Alex Black
Rozanne Cazian
Chris Collins
Sophie Constantinou
Christine Cunnick
Pete Doctor
Sean Feeley
Bob Frey
Abby Ginzberg
Micah Green
Sam Green
John Hazelton
E.J. Holowicki
George Hubbard
Bill Jersey
Bill Kinder
Stewart Kremsky
Patrick Kriwanek
Naill McKay
Amanda Micheli
Morgan Monet
Bob Peterson
John Shannon
Dia Sokol
Alex Stahl
Michaelle Stickich
Lee Unkrich
Karen Voorhies
Thank you to the following for their support
Bay Area Women In Film and Television
Badlands Golf Club
Berkeley Digital Film Institute
Caesar’s Palace Las Vegas Hotel
Celebrations Bridal & Fashion
Chris’ Food Center
Eyefull Tower Films
Fareway Economical Food Store
Fremont Street Experience
Giant Food
Kroger Company
K-VA-T Food Stores
National Grocers Association
Nevada Film Office
Nugget Market
Oakland Film Office
Prelinger Archives
Pixar Animation Studios
Publix Super Markets
Sundance Institute
Edited at
Berkeley Digital Film Institute
Saul Zaentz Media Center, Berkeley, CA
HD Mastering
Robert Tachoires
Rich Pinkham
Art Design and Poster
Susan Bradley
Website
Turing Studios, Inc.
Publicity
David Magdael & Associates
Jack Song
Anne Stulz
David Magdael
Music
Score Recorded at MarcoCo. Studios
Mixed at Rancho TeraMar, Cave Creek, Arizona
by Scott Johnson and Marco d'Ambrosio
Music Supervisor
Terri d’Ambrosio
Music Editor
Scott Johnson
“Who’s Blues”
Apple Soundtrack Pro
“Vitesse Acquise”
Tzipine (SACEM), Jeanjean (SACEM)
Kosinus APM (ASCAP)
“5th Avenue”
Sklair (SAMRO), Denny (PRS)
West One APM (ASCAP)
“Communal Sept” (Rural Jungle Remix)
Demerliac (SACEM)
Kosinus APM (ASCAP)
“Meltdown Man”
Written, Produced and Performed
by Derek K. Miller
www.penmachine.com
© 2005 Derek K. Miller
(SOCAN, administered in the USA by ASCAP)
“God Bless America”
Written by Irving Berlin
Irving Berlin Music Company
Musicians
Marco d'Ambrosio
Bill Dutcher
John Hoy
Scott Johnson
Richard Saunders
Leone Cafone
Peter Santos
Archival Footage
“The Front Line”
Produced by Niles (Fred)
Communications Centers, Inc., 1965
Courtesy of The Prelinger Collection/Internet Archive
a Paper or Plastic, LLC film
“READY SET BAG
© 2008