Craig Forget: Reclaimed Wood Artist

Short Doc Contest

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Reclaimed wood artist Craig Forget is based in southwestern Ontario but sells his finely crafted work all over the world. Sasha Jordan Appler's short film won second prize in TVO's Short Doc Contest 2019.
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Dec 29, 2020
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