Documentary I Worked on Having a Screening

Last year I worked on a documentary that got me to several comic conventions across the country.

It's mainly about Canadian comic book artists from starting out all the way to working for Marvel or DC. A couple embrace their Canadian heitige more blatantly, and that has its own unique challenges. It also focuses on how small studios use conventions for sales and marketing.

I haven't seen a finished cut but I shot about 80% of it. If a certain Neil Adams interview makes the cut, that alone is worth the price of admission lol.

Heroes Manufactured on IMDB
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Trailer 1


Trailer 2


For some reason there is a screening on Valentine's Day lol at GeekFest in Toronto. It's gonna be a long day but I'll be there. It should be available on demand shortly.

Thought it might be interesting for anyone who collects Marvel or DC, Ty Templeton features heavily and he designed the poster you can see on the IMDb page.
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Those trailers look fantastic. Keep us updated when the documentary comes out.

[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] Christian would love this.

The trailers look great Chris! Definitely something I'd watch. I went to NYCC last year and basically spent the entire time in Artist Alley.

Let me know when it's done and I'll share it in some of the FB comic groups I'm in.

Nice work Chris!

I recognize that Toronto location.

Ian

Yeah I got my bro to line up for Mark Hamill for me cuz I was shooting all day at fan expo, he was spared some line time cuz we had exhibitor passes tho

Very cool looking and yes do keep us updated on the release date I for one want to see it.

Just noticed that it's up on Amazon Prime :https://www.amazon.com/Heroes-Manufactured-Stan-Lee/dp/B074CSFMCK

Can't say I'm completely happy with the edit, but the Neal Adam's interview is pretty great. It's kinda cool to see something I shot on there though (lol we'll, I shot the nicer looking 70% of it anyway )