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MAN AT ARMS CREDITS S7

Master Blacksmith: Tony Swatton

Assistant Blacksmiths: Alicia Minitte and Bryan Forrest
Leather Work: Johnny Bias
Machinist: William the Elder and Christian M. Kollgaard III
Sculptor: Karen Cope
Guest Blade Smith: KC Lund
Forge Assistants: Glenn Freund and Bryson Keefer
Molds: Ian Hicks

Series Created & Directed by Andy Signore
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Line Producer: Adam Hiner
Producer: Brent Lydic
Production Manager: Phil Rogers
Production Coordinator: Benjamin Montague and Kevin Otte
Story Producer: Rome Mena

Editor: Christopher Otwell

Director of Photography: Marcus McDougald

Camera Operators: Carman Spoto and Daniel Wall
DIT: Joe Obering
Gaffer: Seva Shybkou
Key Grip: Josh Smith
Swing: Ross Klein
Sound Mixer: Marco Meja
Production Assistant: Jennifer Sulkess
Set Medic: George Markoski

Filmed on Location at The Sword and the Stone – www.SwordandStone.com

Stunt Coordinator: Christopher Bradley
Assistant Stunt Coordinator: Jessica Erin Bennet

Stunts: Christopher Bradley, Tony Swatton, Bryan Forrest, Jessica Erin Bennet, Alexander Ward, Carolyn Feres

Guest Slicers: Karen Cope, Osric Chau, Nathan Kress, Dan Speaker

The Sword & The Stone would also like to thank:
The Sword and the Stone, Cope Studios, Next Level Stunts, Sypher Arts Studios, Shawn Strider, Justin Rojas, Black Hand Mercantile, Kate Mullin, Lennon Hobson, Lauren Marks-Stevens, L&L Anodizing, Burbank Metal Supply