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The Sarnia, Ont., native was in town in August when the Labour Day Parade episode of The Trades was shot.
Lindsay credited location manager Chris Poole for building relationships with community members in Windsor. Todd dreams of climbing the corporate ladder and becoming site manager at Conch Industries. But Chelsea , an ambitious young executive, is sent from head office to become the new site manager. Zebian said the region has had a number of movies shot in West Hants in recent years. Normally, a production company will scout locations and see if it fits what it is looking for. Officials will then reach out to community economic development manager VanEssa Roberts and the mayor of the day to discuss the idea.
“They rolled out the red carpet for us and did everything in their power to ensure it was a successful event.” Lloyd Smith, who has been a town crier for upwards of nine communities in the Annapolis Valley, was part of the Windsor shoot.
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