Copyright 2009 Media Magic Productions, LLC. This is a Pro Bono promotional video project for Green Energy Ohio, based in Columbus. It was spearheaded by our 2009 summer interns, Rebecca Moisio (scriptwriter/producer) and Cory Sage (videographer/editor). The project was planned and coordinated by Rebecca and Cory- Cheryl Dickson-Walker supervised as Executive Director and David Walker served as Director of Photography. The voiceover work was donated by David Bucci. After the completion of their internship, Dave and Cheryl completed the finishing work on the video, creating the graphics and animation, and polishing the audio and video editing.
Watch the hall video here www.youtube.com National Geographic – Planet Carnivore (2007) – Lion (2007) Ngorongoro Crater is lush, beautiful and rich with residents that graze its volcanic floor. Two thousand foot high cliffs surround the Crater, which is home to over 13000 herd animals. The Crater is also home to the highest density of large carnivores in Africa. 18 year old Msaka is the Craters oldest lioness and leads the large Lakette pride. Faced with a food shortage, their chief huntress disappears to seek out sustenance for them all. Weakened, they now face an even greater threat from four nomadic male lions preparing to attack and claim the pride and its fertile lionesses. To reach them though, the usurping males need to get through. The prides lead male has guarded them for five years but, at the age of eight, hes almost p ast his prime. Against their combined strength and determination, will he be able to protect the pride? If he doesnt repel the challengers, it could spell bloodshed for the young cubs who are often the first victims once a victorious male moves in to father his own litters. With the battle lines drawn, the Lakette pride will have one chance to defend itself – and to survive. more info: channel.nationalgeographic.com
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This film – made with voices and drawings from 60 children – introduces key environmental issues to schools. Written, directed and produced by Richard Wilson. Animated by Shroom Studio. Music and sound design by Paul James. With special thanks to Our Lady of Muswell Primary School.
