boxcar
ORIGINAL DOCUMENTARY SERIES
ABOUT US
Independent by nature. Curious by design.
BOXCAR is an independent production company founded by Henry Riley. Built around a love of storytelling and a curiosity for the world beyond the surface, BOXCAR creates original shows and documentaries that bring real people, unexpected places, and overlooked stories into focus.
We're here to make things differently. And we're just getting started.
HENRY RILEY
FOUNDER & EXECUTIVE PRODUCER
Henry Riley is the founder of BOXCAR and the creative force behind its original programming. A Maine-based filmmaker and videographer, Henry has spent his career capturing real moments, live performances, and stories worth telling.
With a passion for documentary filmmaking and an eye for the unexpected, he's drawn to the people, places, and experiences that don't always get their time in the spotlight. From developing new series to getting behind the camera and bringing productions to life, Henry is always looking for the next story worth chasing.
Our shows
1 SEASON
RYAN VILLACCI
host, working maine
Ryan Villacci is the host of Working Maine and a guy who rarely turns down an opportunity to try something new. When he's not working on a horse farm, he's usually chasing his next adventure, asking a million questions, or finding a way to make people laugh.
Naturally outgoing, endlessly curious, and never afraid to make himself the punchline, Ryan brings an unmistakable personality to every episode. Whether he's getting his hands dirty alongside a crew of local workers or stepping into a world he's never experienced before, he's always up for seeing where the day takes him.
GABE HIRST
camera operator, working maine
Gabe Hirst was part of the original Working Maine crew, serving as a second camera operator throughout the first five episodes of the series. Equal parts behind-the-scenes talent and resident comedian, Gabe brought an infectious energy to every shoot and had a knack for making friends just about anywhere he went.
After helping shape the first half of Season 1, Gabe headed to New York City to pursue new opportunities in filmmaking and beyond. Though he's traded Maine for the city, he's still part of the WORKING MAINE story. And if there's one thing the crew won't forget, it's Gabe's unwavering appreciation for Timber Tina.