Kantan Hereru | PBS Short Film Festival

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About the film

A aging blacksmith tells stories from his past and shares the importance of his craft to daily life in the past. Historical experts provide testimony on the role the craft and products had played in Guam.

Presented by Pacific Islanders in Communications (PIC)

Full Credits

Featuring	Francisco Cruz "Corned Beef" Lizama Daniel Robinson PhD. Laura M. Torres Sounder PhD. Pale Eric Forbes OFM Cap. Troy Lizama Davey Castro Gavin Hartzell Maria "Lia" Barcinas Jeremy Cruz
Director	Sean Lizama
Co-Writer	James Aevermann Jeremy Belaqua
Producer	Myracle Mugol
Associate Producer	Lucille Lizama
Cinematographer	Brian Muna
Editor	James Davis Sean Lizama
Visual Effects	Christopher "Taco" Rowland
Illustrator	Jessel Yeban Isiah Borja
Composer	Roberto J.S. Aguon II
Guitar	Francisco "Kiko" Yamashita
Sound Recordist	Antonio Joyce
Sound Mixer	Teddy Salas
Sound Designer	Barry Weir Jr.
Production Assistant	Franklin Barbauta Ron Fuellas Jadriane Tullao
Executive Producer for PIC	Leanne K. Ferrer
Supervising Producer for PIC	Cheryl Hirasa
Producer for PIC	Caleigh Dillon
Special Thanks	Adztech Raymond Anderson PhD. James Bamba Lawrence Cunningham PhdD. Guampedia Guam Council on the Arts and Humanities Agency Dan & Elizabeth Guerrero Don Muna Kel Muna Burt Sardoma The Senator Antonio M. Palomo Guam Museum & Educational Facility

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