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Board Games – Industrial Manufacturing

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Jettingen Germany is home to Ludo Fact, one of the world’s largest manufacturers of board and card games. This documentary shows how a board game makes the leap from an idea to your table. You’ll see every aspect of the manufacturing process: the technology and machines, the many detailed steps, and the hundreds of people that are involved in the production of a single game. Mostly, we hope the film gives you a greater appreciation of the time, effort and investment that goes into every quality board game that makes…

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Aprons & Bags – Stanley & Sons

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A brief overview of the Stanley & Sons manufacturing process.

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Jeans – Livid Jeans

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A look at the handmade, one-man jean manufacturer of Livid Jeans. Filmed & edited by Kristoffer Dagslott / KD Film Music by Daniel Norgren Thanks to Gunnar Dagslott Ole A. Ekker

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Custom Bike Build

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The documented journey of my custom bike build. Filmed and edited by Jon Chew Music by The Black Keys – Tighten Up Thanks to Marcus & Tom for a great frame building experience and Stephen for all things painting.

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Serigraph Prints – Jake Early Studio

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This is a capture of a process…by Serigraph artist Jake Early. This takes Early days to complete…and its repetitive and slow…so highlighting the repetitiveness while keeping it moving was a challenge. I think its a strong video of a great artist doing his thing.

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Letterpress – Hammerpress

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For their 25th year anniversary, we created a branding piece for Realtree, documenting the old process, used by Hammerpress, to print their limited edition posters. Created by MammothMedia.tv

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Farm Tables by David Ellison

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Rather than turn his nose up at boards with rusty old bolts, David Ellison highlights these markings as part of the history in his furniture. Read the full Etsy blog post: etsy.me/davidellison

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Screenprinting – Kid Icarus

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working with bianca and michael of kid icarus was a blast. their shop is super cute, their location is in one of toronto’s hippest neighborhoods, and their love for craft and handmade is infectious. while what they produce is impeccable, kid icarus is really just a two person shop. michael handles all of the production and bianca manages all of the pre and post production, among all of the other facets that go along with running a storefront. throughout the day they continue like busy bee’s working apart but every…

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Swivel Oak Table – Max Lamb

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Continuing our Modern Day Artisans series highlighting craftsmen revered by many for their authenticity and specialized skills, HBTV showcases the talents of English furniture/product designer Max Lamb, as he grants us access to his London workshop. Taking us through the process of creating a swivel oak table, Lamb touches on his initial fascination and appreciation for furniture, as well as the benefit of handmade over machine-made. Max Lamb’s work can be found here with a few items currently up for sale. Director: Chris Read hypebeast.com/2012/01/modern-day-artisans-max-lam