A lasting tribute to fallen trades workers, carved in stone and captured on film.
WHY THIS STORY MATTERS
We are producing a compelling documentary short chronicling the creation, installation, and impact of "A Place to Remember", a marble monument honouring the lives of trades workers who have lost their lives from occupational disease. The monument, sculpted by Jordan Clements, will be installed at Millenium Park in Peterborough.
This film seeks to capture the artistry, significance, and emotional weight of this landmark tribute, ensuring that these workers' sacrifices are never forgotten.
Trades workers risk their lives daily with little public recognition. This monument ensures they are remembered, and our documentary will amplify their story, raising awareness through online platforms, TV, radio, and public screenings.
MEET THE TEAM
This monument is the result of efforts by PODAC, the City of Peterborough, and generous donors, in collaboration with sculptor Jordan Clements.
Jordan ClementsAcclaimed sculptor, prospector, and Red Seal stonemason.•Faculty at Haliburton School of Art + Design
•Regular contributor to the Canadian Stone
Carving Festival
•Exhibited at the Robert McLaughlin Gallery
Matthew SweeneyDirector,Composer,Founding member/frontman of
JUNO-nominated The Elwins and designer.•Collaborations and campaigns with Volkswagen,
Canadian Tire, T-Mobile, Grammy Awards
•Expert in branding, campaign development, and
multimedia production, merging design,
storytelling, and music for lasting impact
Brandon FergusonToronto-based multimedia producer with a
passion for storytelling.•Worked with top Canadian artists and sports
organizations, including Toronto Maple Leafs
•Specializes in documentary-style storytelling
and authentic visual narratives
YOUR SUPPORT
MAKES THE
DIFFERENCE
Your support will help bring this important story to life and ensure the contributions of trade workers are honoured for generations to come. Sponsorship opportunities are limited, and early commitments make the greatest impact.
LET’S MAKE THIS
HAPPEN TOGETHER
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