Fencers wait for their names to be called at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Fencing Tournament.  From L/R, Michael "Shane" Hawkins, Dave Anderson, Ani Brady, and Cathy Tuton.

George Adams (Left), an associate coach of the Low/No Vision classes, referees a bout between Michael "Shane" Hawkins (center) and Catherine Bolton (Right) at the Low/No Vision Tournament held at Oklahoma Sport Fencing.

Cameras roll from the documentary team of Touche Productions as the action unfolds at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.  Michael "Shane" Hawkins (Left) engages Catherine Bolton (Right).

Low/No Vision Fencer, Catherine Bolton checks her stats with Carolyn Gresham-Fiegel, one of the coaches and founders of Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Fencing classes.

 The action comes fast and furious as Low/No Vision Fencers Cathy Tuton (Left) and Catherine Bolton (Right) bout on the strip at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

 Low/No Vision Fencer Catherine Bolton takes a break in between periods of her final bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Red and green lights above Low/No Vision Fencers, Catherine Bolton (Left) and Robbie Hopper (Right), indicate two simultaneous touches and therefore each fencer is awarded a point in the final bout of Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.



Fencer Catherine Bolton (Left) scores a point against Robbie Hopper in the final bout of Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Fencer Robbie Hopper on a break in between periods in the final bout of Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament. 

Head Coach and referee Bob Fiegel, one of the founders of the Low/No Vision classes (Left) looks on as fencers Robbie Hopper (center) and Catherine Bolton (Right) take part in a final bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.  Note: one of the camera operators, Carissa Edwards, gets low-angle footage of the action for the documentary.

Fencer Catherine Bolton ready for the final three minutes of her bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Fencer Robbie Hopper (Left) scores a point in the final seconds of his bout with Catherine Bolton (Right) at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament. 



Fencers Robbie Hopper (Left) and Catherine Bolton (Right) congratulate one another at the end of their bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Low/No Vision Fencer, Catherine Bolton grants an interview for the documentary to Associate Producer/Camera Operator - Yareni Alvarado after her bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Low/No Vision Fencer, Robbie Hopper grants an interview for the documentary to Camera Operator Carissa Edwards after his bout at Oklahoma Sport Fencing's Low/No Vision Tournament.

Ani Brady has no vision and hasn't since she was eight years old growing up on the streets of India.  She is an occupational therapist working with others who are also visually impaired... and she's a fencer.

Catherine Bolton struggled when she lost her sight in her early 30s.  The Olympic sport of fencing gave her the confidence to move forward with her life.

One of the first pictures taken for the press kit.

Taken from B-roll footage, shot by Producer/Director George Adams

Photo by Shae Rowell