Oscar winners Cameron Crowe and Robert Richardson have boarded Yi Zhou‘s documentary “In Between Stars and Scars,” becoming a member of an intensive lineup of lauded creatives who will even be included within the artisans-focused movie. Moreover, Zhou’s documentary will unveil music by composer Ennio Morricone and Bryan Ferry.

The movie’s official description reads, “’In Between Stars and Scars’ unveils the intricate world of filmmaking, with a particular concentrate on the artisans who deliver cinematic visions to life. The documentary movie takes audiences on a fascinating journey behind the scenes, shining a much-deserved highlight on the proficient people who typically go unrecognized for his or her essential contributions.”

Camron Crowe will mirror on the artisans who’ve contributed to his iconic filmography. The documentary will even characteristic Oscar-winning artisans together with cinematographers Robert Richardson and Vittorio Storaro, manufacturing designer Dante Ferretti, editor Thom Noble, and hair designer Giorgio Gregorini. Recollections of the late Morricone will even be shared along with his music.

“I’m excited to be working with such a dynamic group of filmmakers and artisans for this featured documentary. I’m an enormous fan of Cameron, Ennio, Robert, and Bryan whose collective contributions to the cinematic business are invaluable,” Zhou stated. “Past the director’s imaginative and prescient lies the invisible orchestra of below-the-line abilities. With out their exact artistry, this documentary wouldn’t resonate with movie aficionados, burgeoning administrators, and all who marvel on the energy of visible storytelling.”

Zhou’s manufacturing banner Into the Solar is behind the documentary. “In Between Stars and Scars” is finishing manufacturing in Los Angeles and Rome.