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With Hosts Jake Beattie & Luke Burbank
Coming to you live from the Boatshop!
Photo by:Mitchel Osborne
TABLE OF CONTENTS
WELCOME TO THE FIRST-EVER CONTENTS
VIRTUAL WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL! 3 Schedule of Live Content
Main Stage, R2AK Movie,
We’re glad you’re here, and we hope you enjoy the Festival!
& ‘Ask an Expert’ Stage
How it Works 4 Main Stage Features
Live Content on the Main Stage
We’ve created 8 features just for the Festival that will all be streamed 7 Adventure Stage
on the Main Stage throughout the day on Sept 12, each followed by
a live Q&A. Take part in the Q&As by typing your questions into 8 Discovery Stage
the chat box on the page!
The Festival Features are also available on demand on the other 9 Explorer Stage
stages, but the Q&As will only stream live on the Main Stage.
Tip: You’ll have access to watch the recorded Q&As starting on the 10 Boatyard Stage
14th or 15th, so don’t worry if you can’t watch them live!
Live Content on the ‘Ask an Expert’ Page
11 Boatbuilding Stage
Okay, this page is really cool. Experts from the wooden boat world
are hosting Zoom rooms throughout the day for presentations and
12 Around the Harbor
Q&As. This content is only available on September 12—we won’t
be recording it, so if you want to see it, please download Zoom on 13 Small Boats Stage
your device and tune in on the 12th.
14 Racer Alley
The Race to Alaska – The Movie
The Race to Alaska movie has its own dedicated page, and you 16 Meet the Filmmakers
must have either a Combo Pass or R2AK Pass to access it. We
recommend you start the film by 7 PM (PDT) on Sept 12, which
will give you enough time to finish it before the live Q&A with the
filmmakers starts at 8:45 PM (PDT).
Tip: The R2AK movie is only available for viewing until 11:59 PM
TICKETS
on September 13 (PDT). Festival+R2AK Combo Pass $30
On Demand Content on the Other Stages Festival Pass $20
All other stages host tons of on-demand content, meaning you can R2AK Pass $15
watch it any time! Most of this content is available to watch until
October 12, 2020; however, the Boatbuilding Stage content is only Purchase tickets at:
available through September 14, as well as a couple other videos that
will be clearly marked. virtualwbf.org/purchase-tickets
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LIVE CONTENT SCHEDULE
MAIN STAGE // SEPT 12, 2020 // PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME (PDT) (GMT-7)
8:00 AM Master Class with Northwest School of Wooden Boat- 2:00 PM The Western Flyer
building Chief Instructor Sean Koomen + Live Q&A with Susan Shillinglaw and Chris Chase of the
+ Live Q&A with Sean Koomen Western Flyer Foundation, & Adam Laiben, filmmaker
9:30 AM A Good Day’s Work 3:00 PM Hitchhiker’s Guide to Wooden Boats
+ Live Q&A with retired shipwright Ernie Baird, + Live Q&A with Ryan Hashagen, Margot St-Finch,
boatbuilder-in-training Carolyn Corbin, & filmmaker & filmmaker Sarah Jean Kruchowski
Gabe Van Lelyveld
10:30 AM The Viking Ship Draken 4:00 PM She Tells Sea Tales
+ Live Q&A with Captain Bjorn, crewmembers Karin + Live Q&A with Chrissy McLean & Rowan Santerre
and Karolina, & filmmaker Danya Abt from the Girls’ Boat Project
12:00 PM Origin Story: The Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival 7:00 PM ON THE R2AK STAGE*
+ Live Q&A with founder Carol Hasse, past Director Kaci The Race to Alaska – the Movie
Cronkhite, Northwest Maritime Center Board Member
David King, current Director Barb Trailer, & filmmaker + Live Q&A with the filmmakers
Gracie Simonette *Combo Pass or R2AK Pass required
1:00 PM Ceiba: Building a Sailing Cargo Ship in the Jungle of Costa Rica Bell Tolls Ceremony & Sail-by
+ Live Q&A with Danielle Doggett, Managing Director of 12:00 PM (PDT) on Sunday the 13th on the Wooden Boat
SailCargo, & Rachel Knoll, filmmaker Foundation facebook page
‘ASK AN EXPERT’ STAGE // SEPT 12, 2020 // PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME (PDT) (GMT-7)
10:00 AM Cruising During Covid: Check in from Mexico 2:00 PM Ask the Expert: Japanese Boatbuilding
with Behan & James Gifford with Douglas Brooks
Ask the Expert: Caribbean Sailing Ask the Expert: Buying & Selling Your Boat
with LTD Sailing with Rob Sanderson
CANCELED Voyage Down the Strait of Magellan on a 12’ SCAMP 2:30 PM Ask the Rigger
with Howard Rice with Brion Toss Yacht Riggers
11:00 AM How to Build Sea Service Time for Your USCG License Concert Under the Big Tent
with Nate Gilman with Festival Musicians
Digital Photography Tips and Tricks 3:30 PM Ask a Shipwright
with Jeff Eichen with Arren Day
To Build a Boat: Boatbuilding Adventures! 4:00 PM Ask About Careers in the Coast Guard Academy
with Wendy Hinman with Gene Fusch, Ph.D.
12:00 PM Interview & Chat with Matt Rutherford 4:30 PM Ask the Western Flyer Shipwrights
with 48° North Editor Joe Cline with Pete Rust
1:00 PM All About Marine Heads: Presentation with Q&A 6:00 PM Happy Hour with Captain Fatty Goodlander
with Gene Fusch, Ph.D.
Ask the Expert: Shipwright and Maritime Historian
with Wayne Ettel & Randy Peffer Please install Zoom on your device to join
the ‘Ask an Expert’ Zoom Rooms.
CANCELED Voyage Down Strait of Magellan on 12-foot SCAMP Check the website on the 12th for the most up-to-date schedule.
with Howard Rice
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MAIN STAGE
8:00 AM (PDT)
Master Class with Sean Koomen
In this introductory class, Northwest School of Wooden Boatbuilding Chief
Instructor Sean Koomen will introduce students to the tools, techniques, and
sequences used when lofting a round bottom boat.
Followed by live Q&A with Sean Koomen
9:30 AM
A Good Day’s Work
Retired shipwright Ernie Baird and boatbuilder-in-training Carolyn Corbin
explore what it means to spend a life in the trades, and why Port Townsend is
the perfect ecosystem for craftspeople like them to thrive.
Followed by live Q&A with Ernie Baird, Carolyn Corbin,
and filmmaker Gabe Van Lelyveld
10:30 AM
The Viking Ship Draken
A viking ship captain, a graphic artist, and a naval architect reflect on their
death-defying adventure aboard the Draken Harald Hårfagre, the largest
viking ship in modern history. The Draken reveals truths about building and
sailing that were ahead of their time and maybe ahead of ours as well.
Followed by live Q&A with Captain Bjorn, crewmembers Karin and Karolina
and filmmaker Danya Abt
12:00 PM
Origin Story: The Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival
Port Townsend held its first Wooden Boat Festival in 1977. Forty-three years
later, the festival is thriving. Origin Story: The Port Townsend Wooden Boat
Festival asks the question: What is it that makes the festival and Port Townsend
dearly beloved and a pit stop that often turns into home for so many people.
Followed by live Q&A with founder Carol Hasse, past Director Kaci Cronkhite,
Northwest Maritime Center Board Member David King, and current Director
Barb Trailer
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MAIN STAGE
1:00 PM
Ceiba: Building a Sailing Cargo Ship in the Jungle of Costa Rica
Eco-minded about the high cost of traditional shipping, SailCargo, Inc. is building
a vessel to carry trade under sail in the jungle of Costa Rica!
Followed by live Q&A with Danielle Dogett, Managing Director of SailCargo, Inc.,
and Rachel Knoll, filmmaker
2:00 PM
The Western Flyer
This film follows the restoration of the 83-year-old wooden hulled boat famous
for its encounter with literary icon John Steinbeck. After falling into disrepair,
the boat is being restored at the Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op.
Followed by live Q&A with Susan Shillinglaw and Chris Chase from the Western
Flyer Foundation, and Adam Laiben, filmmaker
3:00 PM
Hitchhiker’s Guide to Wooden Boats
Take an intimate look inside the world of DIY boating as we join Ryan Hashagen
and Margot St-Finch on their journey sailing the Willamette River in the USS
HAAA, a dory salvaged from near total destruction. Rebuilt with love and
reclaimed wood from an old garden bed, the HAAA will prove that even a small
boat can lead to big adventure.
Followed by live Q&A with Ryan Hashagen, Margot St-Finch,
and filmmaker Sarah Jean Kruchowski
4:00 PM
She Tells Sea Tales
In this inspiring annual event, we hear from women mariners sharing their heartfelt
and funny sea stories. This year featuring Rachael Slattery, Bonnie Obremski,
Nancy Erley, Nahja Chimenti, Jean Scarboro, and Kelley Watson as emcee.
Followed by live Q&A with Chrissy McLean and Rowan Santerre
from the Girls’ Boat Project
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‘ASK AN EXPERT’ STAGE
Please install Zoom on your device to join the ‘Ask an Expert’ Zoom Rooms.
Check the website on the 12th for the most up-to-date schedule.
Behan & James Gifford Waye Ettel
10:00 AM (PDT) Cruising During COVID: 1:00 PM (PDT) Ask the Expert:
Check in from Mexico Shipwright and Maritime Historian
LTD Sailing Randy Peffer
10:00 AM (PDT) Caribbean Sailing: How to
1:00 PM (PDT) Ask the Expert:
Get Your Certifications While Sailing in the Shipwright and Maritime Historian
Caribbean and More
Nate Gilman Douglas Brooks
11:00 AM (PDT) How to Build Sea Service 2:00 PM (PDT) Ask the Expert:
Time for Your USCG License Japanese Boatbuilding
Rob Sanderson
Jeff Eichen 2:00 PM (PDT) Ask the Expert:
11:00 AM (PDT) Digital Photography Buying & Selling Your Boat
Tips & Tricks
Brion Toss Yacht Riggers
Wendy Hinman 2:30 PM (PDT) Ask the Rigger
11:00 AM (PDT) To Build a Boat:
Boatbuilding Adventures!
Arren Day
Matt Rutherford 3:30 PM (PDT) Ask a Shipwright
12:00 PM (PDT) 48° North’s Joe Cline
interview & Chat with Matt Rutherford
Pete Rust
Gene Fusch, Ph.D. 4:30 PM (PDT) Ask the Western
Flyer Shipwrights
1:00 PM (PDT) All About Marine Heads:
Presentation with Q&A
4:00 PM (PDT) Ask About Careers + 2:30 PM - Concert Under the Big Tent
in the Coast Guard Academy + 6 PM Happy Hour with Captain Fatty Goodlander
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ADVENTURE STAGE
FESTIVAL FEATURE
She Tells Sea Tales ON-DEMAND
In this inspiring annual event, we hear from women mariners
sharing their heartfelt and funny sea stories. This year
featuring Rachael Slattery, Bonnie Obremski, Nancy Erley,
Nahja Chimenti, Jean Scarboro and Kelley Watson as emcee.
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 4 PM (PDT) followed by a live
Q&A with Chrissy McLean and Rowan Santerre from the Girls’ Boat Project.
Lin Pardey Nigel Calder
The Adventures that Shaped Our Lives
Lust or Logic? Lessons Learned Along the Way
Festival Favorites 2017 Festival Favorite XXXX
Matt Rutherford Mark Bunzel
First Solo, Non-stop Circumnavigation What to Do When the Captain
of the Americas is Incapacitated
Festival Favorite 2017 Festival Favorite 2016
Nancy Erley Robert D’Arcy
10 Things I Wish I Knew Before An Offshore Adventure
I Went Cruising
Festival Favorite 2015
Festival Favorite 2015
Bill Noon Kaci Cronkhite
Finding HMS Erebus Finding Pax
Festival Favorite 2015 Festival Favorite 2017
Pam Wall Jonathan White
A Family Sails Around the World Tides: The Science & Spirit of the Ocean
Festival Favorite 2017 Festival Favorite 2017
+ Yacht Designer Panels Festival Favorites 2017 & 2018
+ Women’s Offshore Panels Festival Favorites 2018 & 2019
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DISCOVERY STAGE
FESTIVAL FEATURE
Ceiba: Building a Sailing Cargo Ship in the
Jungles of Costa Rica ON-DEMAND
Eco-minded about the high cost of traditional shipping,
SailCargo, Inc. is building a vessel to carry trade under
sail in the jungle of Costa Rica!
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 1 PM (PDT) followed by
a live Q&A with Danielle Dogett, Executive Director of SailCargo,
Inc., and Rachel Knoll, filmmaker.
Four Questions Mr. Nakagawa’s Honryousen
A film by photographer Tyler Fields exploring A traditional rice field boat made from
the marine trades on the east coast four planks
The Sailing Ship Cilicia Fiona Wylde
The ship constructed according to medieval Fiona Wylde shares her story about how she
manuscripts using medieval techniques became a professional water woman and how
it all started in Port Townsend, Washington.
James Bender - Adriatic Sailing with Schooner Martha
Maritime Institute Schooner Martha mentors the Port Townsend High
School Sailing Team during the 2019 Round the
Watermelon Voyage & Peace River Odyssey—using
traditional boat building with youth to bridge County race.
cultural and religious barriers of warring countries.
WE|Sail
Community Boat Project Warren and Erica, a young couple from Colorado,
Learn about the Community Boat Project sell everything, buy a boat, and sail away.
based out of Port Hadlock, WA.
The Wooden Boat Museum of Interview with Steve Callahan
hosted by 48° North Editor Joe Cline, recorded on
Newfoundland and Labrador 9/8/2020.
Dedicated to preserving their province’s boat
building heritage through the museum in
Winterton, Trinity Bay. + Boat Shop Tours from
Around the World
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EXPLORER STAGE
Explore Hardanger Maritime Centre
Hardanger Maritime Centre in Norway, is a national ships preservation centre and a museum.
At Hardanger, a team of boat builders, rope makers, and a ship blacksmith are keeping traditional
maritime crafts alive through ship preservation, education, and production.:
The Art of Ropemaking: Keeping the Tradition Alive Forge Red Hot Iron!
Explore the Betina Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding
The Museum of Wooden Shipbuilding is located in Betina, a small historical village on the
Dalmation Coast known for its long tradition in wooden shipbuilding and famous for its
excellent shipbuilders. education, museum work and production.:
Open Air Museum Gajeta Regatta Betina Museum
Croatia Women’s Boat Building Time
Rowing Regatta Lapse
Explore the Antique Boat Museum
Located in the 1000 Islands on the St. Lawrence River, the Antique Boat Museum is the premier
freshwater boating museum in North America—it’s collections hold over 320 unique boats
and thousands of related artifacts and artifacts.
Boat Barn Finds Mahogany Hot Rods
The World’s Largest Run About Outboards
Explore the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
The Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum in Maryland is a non-profit educational organization
dedicated to preserving and exploring the history, environment, and culture of the entire
Chesapeake Bay region, and making this resource available to all.
The Story of the Dove Lofting the Maryland Dove Go Sailing on the Maryland Dove
Explore the Windermere Jetty Museum
Stories of boats and steam—the Windermere Jetty Museum is an all-weather museum dedicated
to the boats, people and the rich history of Windermere, England’s largest natural lake.
WJ Osprey’s First 3000 Nautical Miles After Restoration Virtual Tour of Osprey
Starting MV Jane, 1930s Motorboat’s Restored Engine
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BOATYARD STAGE
FESTIVAL FEATURE
A Good Day’s Work ON-DEMAND
Retired shipwright Ernie Baird and boatbuilder-in-training
Carolyn Corbin explore what it means to spend a life in the
trades, and why Port Townsend is the perfect ecosystem for
craftspeople like them to thrive. This short documentary
explores ideas of craft, place, community, and the challenges
of working life.
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 9:30 AM (PDT) followed
by a live Q&A with Ernie Baird, Carolyn Corbin, and filmmaker Gabe
Van Lelyveld.
FESTIVAL FEATURE
The Western Flyer ON-DEMAND
This film follows the restoration of the 83-year-old wooden
hulled boat famous for its encounter with literary icon John
Steinbeck. After falling into disrepair, the boat is being
restored at the Port Townsend Shipwrights Co-op.
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 2 PM (PDT) followed by
a live Q&A with Susan Shillinglaw and Chris Chase from the Western
Flyer Foundation, and filmmaker Adam Laiben.
Women Shipwrights Caulking Demo with
A Short Film by Jeremy Johnson Brad Seamans
from the PT Shipwrights Co-op
The Western Flyer with A Stitchin’ Good Time
Susan Shillinglaw & A ditty bag demo with the Artful Sailor
Chris Chase
from the Western Flyer Foundation
Festival Favorite 2019 Port Townsend Foundry
10BOATBUILDING STAGE
FESTIVAL FEATURE
Master Class with Sean Koomen
ON-DEMAND
Take your understanding of lofting to the next level
with a master class by the Northwest School of Wooden
Boatbuilding’s Chief Instructor Sean Koomen.
Tip: Catch this class LIVE on the Main Stage at 8 AM (PDT) followed
by a live Q&A with Sean Koomen. Available on-demand starting the
13th until the 16th
From Off Center Harbor
Understanding Wooden Boat
How to Build a Caledonia Yawl
Construction Part 35: Assembling the Birdsmouth Mast
Part 1: The Backbone
The Dream Boat Whio The Nordic Folkboat Lorraine
A Gas-Sipping New Zealand Camp-Cruiser A Good Boat Up Close
The Spidsgatter Pax Live Well
The Cruising Smack Storm Bay,
A Good Boat Up Close
with Tim Phillips
Building the Oonagh Rowing/
The Gaff-Rigged Sloop Skorri
Paul Gartside Design No. 165 Sailing Dinghy,
Part 1 - A Real Rib Alternative
*Boatbuilding Stage content is only available through September 14*
11AROUND THE HARBOR
FESTIVAL FEATURE
The Draken ON-DEMAND
A viking ship captain, a graphic artist, and a naval architect
reflect on their death-defying adventure aboard the Draken
Harald Hårfagre, the largest viking ship in modern history.
The Draken reveals truths about building and sailing that
were ahead of their time and maybe ahead of ours as well.
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 10:30 AM (PDT) followed
by a live Q&A with Captain Bjorn, crewmembers Karin and Karolina
and filmmaker Danya Abt.
Video Boat Tours
Kalmar Nyckel Tacoma La Volpe
Wilmington, Delaware Port Lincoln, Los Angeles,
South Australia California
Duke Betsy D Osprey
Blaine, Washington Port Townsend, Wilmington,
Washington United Kingdom
+ many more!
Wooden Boat Gallery
Gorgeous wooden boats from the Pacific Northwest and around the globe!
12SMALL BOATS STAGE
FESTIVAL FEATURE
Hitchhiker’s Guide to
Wooden Boats ON-DEMAND
Take an intimate look inside the world of DIY boating as we
join Ryan Hashagen and Margot St-Finch on their journey
sailing the Willamette River in the USS HAAA, a dory
salvaged from near total destruction. Rebuilt with love and
reclaimed wood from an old garden bed, the HAAA will
prove that even a small boat can lead to big adventure.
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 3 PM (PDT) followed by
a live Q&A with Ryan Hashagen, Margot St-Finch, and filmmaker
Sarah Jean Kruchowski.
Greg Hatten
Wooden Drift Boats in National Parks
Festival Favorite 2017
Boatbuilder Panel
with John Harris, John Welsford,
Michael Storer, and Clint Chase
+ COVID Builds from the + Small Boat Adventure Stories
Community from the Community
Our community shares what they’ve been Our wooden boat community shares their small
working on recently. boat adventures!
13RACER ALLEY
FESTIVAL FEATURE
The Race to Alaska – the Movie*
Created by the R2AK Film Boss Zach Carver, this feature
documentary immerses you in the engineless boat race up
the rugged coastline between Washington and Alaska. It’s a
film about the ultimate unscripted personal adventure; the
diametric opposite of being self-quarantined at home.
Start the movie by 7 PM (PDT) and catch the live Q&A with the
filmmakers at 8:45 PM.
*Combo Pass or R2AK Pass required for viewing the Race to Alaska
Movie and Q&A
Karl Kruger Ted Sweeney
R2AK on a Stand-Up Paddleboard Team Excellent Adventure: R2AK
Festival Favorite 2017 & SEVENTY48
Festival Favorite 2019
Colin Angus Team Sail Like a Girl
First Solo Finish of the Race 2018 Race to Alaska Winners
to Alaska
Festival Favorite 2016
It’s a Brother Thing We Believe
Team Bunny Whaler & the R2AK Platte Canyon High School & SEVENTY48
available through Sept 14 only available through Sept 14 only
Team Artful Sailor Kootenay Pedalwheelers
SEVENTY48 Prepping for the Race to Alaska
+ more!
14PT WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL
FESTIVAL FEATURE
Origin Story: The Port Townsend Wooden
Boat Festival ON-DEMAND
This film asks the question: what is it that makes the Festival
and Port Townsend dearly beloved, and a pit stop that often
turns into home for so many people?
Tip: Catch this feature on the Main Stage at 12 PM (PDT) followed by
a live Q&A with founder Carol Hasse, past Director Kaci Cronkhite,
Northwest Maritime Center Board Member David King, current Director
Barb Trailer, and filmmaker Gracie Simonette.
All about the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival,
the Wooden Boat Foundation, & the Northwest Maritime Center!
Lifetime Achivement
Awards Bell Tolls Ceremony
Honoring those who have passed away
Learn about the past awardees of this
annual tradition.
Festival Poster Archive Boat Tour: Dorjun
A look back at the poster artwork of each Get to know Dorjun, one of the program
Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival boats at the Northwest Maritime Center
Boat Tour: Longboats Boat Tour: Martha J
Get to know Townsend & Bear, the Get to know Martha J, the motor launch
longboats used in the programs at the used in the programs at the Northwest
Northwest Maritime Center Maritime Center
The Northwest Maritime Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit
organization whose mission is to engage and educate people
of all generations in traditional and contemporary maritime
life, in a spirit of adventure and discovery.
15MEET THE FILMMAKERS
Danya Abt Rachel Knoll
The Draken Ceiba
Danya is a Brooklyn-based filmmaker Rachel Knoll is a director and filmmaker coming
whose work focuses on ordinary people in from an arts background. Rachel is a recent
extraordinary moments of their lives. Danya Jerome grant recipient, and her projects have
freelances for the BBC, National Geographic been featured in WIRED, The National Film Build
TV and CNN and story consults for a variety of of Canada, Vimeo Staff Picks, VICE, Forbes,
documentary and narrative films. Outside Magazine, The Atlantic and NPR.
Sarah Jean Kruchowski Adam Laiben
Hitchhiker’s Guide to Wooden Boats The Western Flyer
Sarah Jean is a writer/director who has also Adam Laiben is a Los Angeles based
written for Lifetime, Bad Robot, Amazon, filmmaker who directs and edits narrative and
Blumhouse and Sony. In 2017, Sarah Jean documentary films. He devotes a portion of
directed two episodes of ABC’s 20/20: IN AN each year creating low-cost content for non-
INSTANT. In addition, she has written and profits focused on social causes. He is also a
directed commercials and several shorts. carpenter and woodworker.
Gracie Simonett Gabe Van Lelyveld
Origin Story: The Port Townsend Wooden A Good Day’s Work
Boat Festival Gabe Van Lelyveld is a Port Townsend-based
Gracie Simonett has a BA in film from DePaul filmmaker whose films have won awards at
University. In 2014, she moved to Los Angeles film festivals locally and regionally. He owns
where she dove into the post production world and operates Whaleheart Productions LLC, a
of editing documentaries. full-service video production company serving
the greater Olympic Peninsula.
Zach Carver Ian Morland
Producer Producer
Originally from Seattle, Zach Carver is an award Ian Morland is a producer working in Los
winning director, writer and producer. In addition to Angeles. He started his career recording, mixing
directing the feature documentary about the Race to and producing albums for bands in Minneapolis.
Alaska, Zach was also the R2AK’s filmboss since its He transitioned into the film industry, working as
inception, coordinating teams of field producers and a boom operator and production sound mixer on
camera operators across the 750-mile race course. feature films such as Dear White People.
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