Crew
Bill Streeter, Producer, Director, Cinematography, Post Production
Bill Streeter is an award-winning producer, web designer, graphic artist and photographer. Probably best known for creating the first of it’s kind music and culture podcast Lo-Fi Saint Louis which as been featured in iTunes and has been nominated for several awards. He has also produced videos for brands like MTV, Mountain Dew, and Village Voice Media. Bill naturally a very curious person, and hisinterests are very broad. He enjoys everything from food (cooking and gardening), music, television, film and history to technology. While it...
read moreJeannette Hoss, Managing Producer
Jeannette Hoss is a communicator, researcher and marketing professional with a background in Account Management. A creative and inquisitive person, she enjoys researching any subject, talking to strangers and getting to know them. Jeannette has spent most of her life in or near St. Louis and has always been fascinated by its brick architecture; working on the documentary was a great opportunity to get to know the city on a more intimate level.
read moreB. Bowls MacLean, Cineamatography
Bowls is a St. Louis native who just completed Love Stalker, a film he co-wrote and co-directed.
read moreVirginia Lee Hunter, Cinematography
Virginia Lee Hunter is an award winning photojournalist and film maker, based in St Louis Missouri. Her images have appeared in national and international magazines and newspapers. Among her clients are labor and environmental groups such as Greenpeace, the AFL-CIO, and SEIU. Her personal interest is exploring human-interest topics with a social-anthropological edge. In 2007, Virginia published a book of her images called ‘Carny: Americana on the Midway’ published by Umbrage Editions and bronze winner of the 2007 IPPY awards in Pop...
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About Brick By Chance and Fortune
St. Louis is a city with a rich heritage of brick architecture. Home to some of the largest and most innovative clay working companies of the nineteenth century, you can still see some of the finest examples of brick work ever produced all over the city and region. Today the city's brick heritage is under threat by neglect, brick theft and urban renewal.
