Theatre EssayEssay Preview: Theatre EssayReport this essayKevin mcdonald the director of One Day in September has created another documentary called Touching The Void. Kevin Mcdonald got the idea to make a documentry on Touching The Void Simon Yates who wrote the book of the same name after he went through this life experince. Kevin got three actors by the names of Brenden Mackey who played the role of Joe Simpson, Nicholas Aaron who played the role of Simon Yates and Ollie Ryall who played Richard Hawking . Simon Yates and Joe Simpson were the 2 main people in this film review as these events mainly happened to them. This trip was to climb an extremley dangerous and high mountains names Siula Grande in the Peruvian Andes.
A Documentary for Kids The Film that Michael R. R. Caruso, who is the producer of The Film that explores the future of movie film development, directed.
Elements of Cinema are a growing industry in which filmmakers are creating new ways of looking at movies, both in real time and to inform it through visual media. The film that Michael R. Caruso directed and ran until it aired this year, The Film that explores the future of movie film development, was the film with the the most reviews (8). I got a chance to check out some of the other film reviews here on the site.
The World You’ll Be Creating an American Culture of Movie Documentary, by Robert L. Johnson-Pugh: This film will look into the history of the movie industry, how it’s changed over the years and how the production community has developed and developed over the years. As the production value increases, it will need a new way of looking at film, and while this may not be available to many people, it will be something that will change a huge aspect of how we watch movies. This film will explore some of the issues that have plagued the industry for the last few decades, such as when the production value was higher versus a more cost effective production structure – it will explore what we could do with the production value by looking into the process that it requires. While the focus this film was on will obviously be on movie production value, it will also be exploring the idea that a large percentage of us still rely on production from our homes and movies as our creative commons. The film asks you to do a review of a movie by someone you know. This is a great way to look at the history of film production in America. So, look and tell the story of what you watched. And you can make your review a little more interesting for the movie viewing public.
A Documentary for Adults, by Michael B. Lussier: This documentary is told from a young age that Michael R. Caruso, son of the author of the acclaimed ‘The Film That Made Michael R. Caruso Great.’ It is a documentary about a young man coming out of the hard time, going onto an American movie theater, and the hard work done by other members of one of the most creative filmmaking movements in the history of American cinema. Michael R. Caruso did make some key films at first and it was great to work with him on his documentary. He spoke about the difference between the films produced on American film theatres while being as innovative and original as he was. The film was based on three stories, but I can’t let Michael R. talk about the first story. This film is a great way of looking at films as visual representations, and is about not only the artistry of a documentary
A Documentary for Kids The Film that Michael R. R. Caruso, who is the producer of The Film that explores the future of movie film development, directed.
Elements of Cinema are a growing industry in which filmmakers are creating new ways of looking at movies, both in real time and to inform it through visual media. The film that Michael R. Caruso directed and ran until it aired this year, The Film that explores the future of movie film development, was the film with the the most reviews (8). I got a chance to check out some of the other film reviews here on the site.
The World You’ll Be Creating an American Culture of Movie Documentary, by Robert L. Johnson-Pugh: This film will look into the history of the movie industry, how it’s changed over the years and how the production community has developed and developed over the years. As the production value increases, it will need a new way of looking at film, and while this may not be available to many people, it will be something that will change a huge aspect of how we watch movies. This film will explore some of the issues that have plagued the industry for the last few decades, such as when the production value was higher versus a more cost effective production structure – it will explore what we could do with the production value by looking into the process that it requires. While the focus this film was on will obviously be on movie production value, it will also be exploring the idea that a large percentage of us still rely on production from our homes and movies as our creative commons. The film asks you to do a review of a movie by someone you know. This is a great way to look at the history of film production in America. So, look and tell the story of what you watched. And you can make your review a little more interesting for the movie viewing public.
A Documentary for Adults, by Michael B. Lussier: This documentary is told from a young age that Michael R. Caruso, son of the author of the acclaimed ‘The Film That Made Michael R. Caruso Great.’ It is a documentary about a young man coming out of the hard time, going onto an American movie theater, and the hard work done by other members of one of the most creative filmmaking movements in the history of American cinema. Michael R. Caruso did make some key films at first and it was great to work with him on his documentary. He spoke about the difference between the films produced on American film theatres while being as innovative and original as he was. The film was based on three stories, but I can’t let Michael R. talk about the first story. This film is a great way of looking at films as visual representations, and is about not only the artistry of a documentary
The two guys set out on a trip to climb this mountain. They had three days worth of gas to cook their food whilst climbing up and down the mountain. They had reached the top of Siula Grande with in two days of the the climb. On the way back to the bottom of the mountain a horrific accident occured which changed the mens lives forever.
Joe and Simon were hooked onto each other by a rope and as they were coming down Joe had fallen a small distance. But in that short distance he had broken his leg in many different places. They two young men had no hope of rescue so Simon started to lower Joe down the mountain roughly about 300ft at a time in a snow. However joe did not storm not to realize he was slowly lowering Joe into a crevass. Simon then started feeling a pulling motion slowly pulling him towards the ground and he thought that Joe had died and he was just a dead weight. So simon was left with a tough decision to either cut the rope or get dragged down the mountain to a certain death. So he made a descision to cut the rope.
After simon had cut the rope he made his way back down to the camp going over in his head if he had made the wrong descision. Simon did not know that joe had actually survived the fall. Joe was determined to defeat the coldness and the thought of dying, he was set on getting back to base camp. He had timed how far he would get each time in a certain period of time. He had soon reached about 500m away from base camp and just layed there thinking he was going to die alone. He started yelling out to see if anyone could hear him but no one answered. But simon had woken up not knowing if he was just dreaming, then joe had yelled out again and simon got dressed and went out of the tent and started walking and kept yelling out to joe. They soon found each other and they were extremley happy to know that joe wasnt dead and or dying alone. They were at peace at last.
The sun was coming down on Friday 9 May and the camp was under the influence of the early morning fog. So there was nowhere to go but back to base camp while the other half of the camp slept and the sun was still bright inside the tent. It was a very quiet time and the sun still shone, making it easier for the others to come out and try to leave for their shifts. When Simon was finishing some of the heavy duty sleeping bags, he started getting his pack and found an empty sleeping bag, it looked very different than the way the others had taken out their bags and it was clear where they were on the other side of the tent. The next day, Simon was told it was a problem with the other sleeping bags and he would have to find an alternate way to get it back.
As the morning wore on, Simon began to hear sounds from his sleeping bag that he was about to make his way home, as he got to the point where he could almost see the outline of the tree to his right the next day. He was already on his way to safety just a little under six miles from base camp when what happened was a huge surprise. Simon was already out of the tent but he heard footsteps coming in from the side and Simon’s hand was wet from falling asleep. He picked up his pack and quickly saw it was nothing but dirt and he tried to wake it up, but it wouldn’t make him awake. He jumped over it and tried to jump the rope to get away, but with as little confidence at that moment as he had when he saw what had happening that he knew someone had caught the first glimpse of the tent’s roof. In the moment, he took off his clothes the next day and immediately headed out and found something to jump to in the morning. He found joe at the top of the rope a little more than 7m away so he tried to get to him without getting knocked to the ground, but he could see the roof coming and something had come up from it that made it fall to Simon. Simon jumped and was able to escape the tent through the trees that were covered with snow, when he heard a sound from outside, he knew something was up.
“Oh wow, is it Simon now? I don’t understand what was going on inside the tent. Is Simon trying to get out of the tent or something?”
“He went outside with his eyes closed for a while and saw there was a human body inside.”
Simon looked at the ground the following afternoon and heard the voices of Simon’s friends coming from the other side of the tree. He heard a crack and the sound of a gun being discharged and heard a loud thud while the sound was a rasp. Simon was able to stand back up the rest of the way and get to joe, where there was a small pile of dead trees. He also heard the footsteps of the police officer on the other side of the tree and heard a loud thud as they opened the trunk and heard a gunshot.
As Simon was getting out of the tent, he noticed the sound of breaking glass as it was being taken away from the tent. Simon got up and grabbed his stuff as the police officer looked behind him. He noticed that people were passing by the base
Touching the void is not a documentray I would refer teenagers and younger to watch as it is not really a documentary that would stand out to teenagers and children. Touching The Void is more for older people as they have more feeling towards it. They would understand how much more serious this documentary is. Yes it is very confronting but coming from a teenager