Film Lens
EMD at 100 covers the history and development of Electro-Motive Division (EMD), a major manufacturer of diesel locomotives in North America and globally. The film is directed by Rich Luckin and features exclusive footage from the Indiana plant, showcasing the evolution of EMD over the past century. It includes interviews with employees, providing personal insights into the company's operations and its significance in the rail industry today.
The documentary also discusses EMD's transition into an arm of Progress Rail, highlighting its ongoing relevance in modern rail transport. By combining historical context with contemporary perspectives, the film presents a comprehensive view of EMD's impact on locomotive manufacturing and the rail industry as a whole.
Why Watch
- •See exclusive footage from EMD's Indiana plant.
- •Meet employees sharing their personal experiences.
- •Find out about EMD's role in modern rail transport.
Did You Know
•EMD has built the majority of diesel locomotives in North America for 100 years.
•The documentary features exclusive footage from the Indiana plant.
•Rich Luckin is the director of this 76-minute documentary.
Perfect For
Railroad history enthusiastsLocomotive manufacturingIndustrial documentary fans