Where The Whales Sing
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Directed By: andrew stevenson Directed By: Andrew Stevenson View Official Website	Running Time: 0:00 Content Rating: U (universal)
Genres: Documentary >> Nature & Wildlife

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Three years ago Bermuda-based Producer/Director Andrew Stevenson embarked on what seemed like an interesting and challenging project to film the North Atlantic humpback whales underwater in the middle of their mid-ocean migratory crossings. The humpback whales have since become an overriding passion. Come share his journey, told through the eyes of his 6-year old daughter, Elsa. The original musical score was composed by Steve Gallant

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narrator: Elsa Stevenson | bio
Six years old, Elsa's fascination with nature and the world around her catalyzed the research that went behind "Where the Whales Sing". Unprompted, she narrates the film as only a six-year old can, with sincerity and innocence.
narrator: Elsa Stevenson

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Director: andrew stevenson | bio
Andrew was trained as an international economist but soon fell off the tracks and took the road less traveled. He has written a dozen books about his adventures. With the arrival of his first daughter, travel no longer had the appeal it once had. Walking on the beach in his native Bermuda with his then 2-year old daughter Elsa, a whale breached just offshore. It was a signal moment that changed the lives of father and daughter forever.
Director: Andrew Stevenson
Composer: Steve Gallant | bio
Award-winning* music composer with a Diploma in Media Music
“This film is an incredible achievement... Sensitively presented, beautifully filmed and edited,
it is engaging, charming, informative, and gorgeously composed.”
- Betty Krulik, judge for 2011 Masterworks Foundation Charman Prize

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