The Chair Maker: Lawrence Neal
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- Опубліковано 11 вер 2018
- Master craftsman Lawrence Neal has been handcrafting exquisite ladder back chairs for over half a century. The Chair Maker explores his making process, the historic lineage of ladder back chairs, and the existential threat facing modern craftspeople.
CREDITS
Produced & Directed by - Alex Rae & Duncan Parker
Executive Producer - Hugo Burge
Cinematography - Duncan Parker
Editor - Jack Roberts
Head of Production - Mo Ahmed
Original Score - Jausme Stonkute, Isaac Ellis & Ashton Fox
Sound Design - Claudio Ahlers
Motion Graphic Design - Robin Littlewood
SPECIAL THANKS
Lawrence Neal
Robin Wood
David Linley
Matthew Rice
Paul A. Shutler
Dillon Brydon
Annette Carruthers
Caz Hulbert
Jane Kirby
Bedales School
Christie’s
In association with
Marchmont Farms Ltd.
The Heritage Crafts Association
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Calming to watch.
Thank you
Wow, I love old trades like this.
Wonderful video!!! It was so emotional and a great pleasure to watch. Congrats to Lawrence for his passion and amazing chairs.
Beautiful film and incredible craftsmany
A beautiful film about a beautiful craft. I'm glad Mr. Neal has found apprentices to carry on the tradition.
Brilliantly filmed. Amazing workshop space. Love how light peaks in.
Really nicely filmed. While apprentices are certainly great to have....we can have the knowledge of these craftsman survive...by permanently recording the processes of the craftsman rather than by teaching people. Processes can be learned via many forms. Someone could film all of Mr. Lawrence’s steps and processes for making a chair....problem solved.
A wonderful story of the importance of craftsmanship, beautifully filmed.
Stunning film, beautiful lighting & sound to accompany Lawrence Neal. Really comes across how much in love with chairs he is and the importance of keeping the craft alive
I have a set of Lawrence Neal chairs, and I am so proud of them.
Would Give Anything To Have A Craftsman such as he to teach me. Wonderful Production.
I am an aspiring chair maker, this was an amazing mini doc. Fantastic work and display of the craft.
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What’s better the illusion created by the video editor and the camera persons. Or the craftsman’s romantic solitude.
Beautiful . . . Really outstanding in every way . Thank you Lawrence
thanks for sharing your story, very inspiring.
❤
Much respect, inspiring.
Well done. An absolute pleasure to watch.
Wonderfully edited !!!
This was a great documentary and a beautiful story
Wonderful
Thank you
Amazing
Superb!!
What a great video.
Wow very meaningful
WOW
Sublime... Contrary to the popular belief, increased automation and AI in manufacturing will only serve to emphasize the value of 'hand crafted'. It is the very 'human' imprecision that carries more wonder than an automated and precise product can ever come close to matching.
Beautifully shot and... Sublime?
shut upp
Lawrence has trained a couple of apprentices, Sam Cooper and Richard Platt.
My Third Chair Channel
What are your other 2?
lawrence aught to start teaching his skills. Charge enough money to continue making his living. Its so do able in thismday and age...as hand crafting is now rare..where is back in thenday...thats all there was! He could do it i believe. More money in teaching now days than there is in making.
I'm a chair maker to
I feel genuinely sorry for you
Why
This video could have done with a lot less pathos and a lot more focus on the craft.