Ed Piggot explains how times have changed on Cortes Island.
In the 2015 Celebrating Seniors Film Program, several generations came together to produce short films. Spanning 12-82 years of age, the participants collaborated to create films that celebrate the rich history of Cortes Island and its residents. Many hours of interviews were edited into 3-4 minute films, leaving some amazing stories and anecdotes on the cutting room floor. This is one of many vignettes that capture some of the "Cortes Collectible" moments, which help illustrate the rich history of the Cortes Island community.
Check out the films from the 2015 Celebrating Seniors Film program:
www.reelyouth.ca/cortes-senior...
6 апр 2016
