I Hear the Carpenter Singing

The film showcases the story of a young Mexican-American carpenter who achieves journeyman status through determination and education. Set against the backdrop of Los Angeles, it highlights the importance of vocational training and economic opportunities within a free enterprise system.

Written, produced, and directed by Hart Sprager, I Hear the Carpenter Singing is narrated by Ron Feinberg. The film is part of the United States Information Agency's 'Young in America' series, emphasizing the potential for success through hard work and education. Additionally, it marks one of the early works of notable cinematographer Vilmos Zsigmond, credited here as William Zsigmond. This connection to a renowned cinematographer adds an interesting layer to this film's appeal.