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Writer/Director/Producer: Bill Streeter

Running Time: 70 minutes

Dates of Production: November 2009 to June 20011 (20 Months including post)

Budget: $9000.00

Funding: CALOP 50%

Production Format: HD Video

Cinematography: Bill Streeter, Virginia Lee Hunter, Brian Bowls MacLean

Music by: Pokey LaFarge and the South City Three, The Rum Drum Ramblers,

Rats and People Motion Picture Orchestra, Irene Allen

Website: STLBrickFilm.com Twitter: @Brick_Film Facebook: Facebook.com/BrickFilm

Description: 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.

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Filmmaker details:

Name: Bill Streeter

Production Career: Over 200 shorts produced for the web and various commissioned works.

Brick by Chance and Fortune is his first feature film.

Bio: Bill Streeter an award-winning filmmaker also makes a living as a graphic artist, 

web consultant and  photographer. Probably best known for creating the first-of-a-kind

music and culture web video series Lo-Fi Saint Louis which as been featured in iTunes and

has won or been nominated for several awards. Streeter has also produced videos for brands like MTV, 

Mountain Dew, and Village Voice Media as well as several music videos for artists including

Pokey LaFarge.

Streeter has also written for the Riverfont Times and served as an advisor to Saint Louis 

University's student run television station SLU-TV. 

Streeter moved to St. Louis in 2001 from Chicago with his wife and young son after

losing his job at the end of the first Internet bubble and never looked back.

Streeter lives in a brick house in South City with his wife, two sons, two dogs and

sometimes a cat.

Education: Columbia College, Chicago IL

Previous Press For Background:

Riverfront Times Cover Story 2006 "Sweet and Lo-Fi"

St. Louis Magazine Bric(k)olage

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