Above Yellowstone

Product Description ABOVE YELLOWSTONE is the first-ever aerial tour of Yellowstone National Park. It begins a 2-year run on PBS stations in June 2011. The purposes of the 40-minute film are to reveal Yellowstone as never seen before (virtually all of the park from the air), to celebrate its natural wonders, and to provide a brief contextual history of its geology, Native Peoples, wildlife, and current status as a destination for 3.6 million visitors annually. The film is a celebration of Yellowstone and acknowledges the vital work done by NPS. Shot in High Definition during two days of flying in a helicopter in October 2010, the film has an original score and will be closed-captioned. A few of the segments are: The Lamar Valley, The Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone, Forest Fire, The Geyser Basins, and parts of Yellowstone as seen during the flight of a Bald Eagle. ABOVE YELLOWSTONE also has a series of maps which are helpful in contemplating or planning a trip Review Fabulous, majestic, memorable, beautiful, inspiring, holds attention, the historic pictures are wonderful, editing's terrific, the writing's inspiring and the whole thing's brilliantly-paced. Twenty thumbs-up. You have done an important American icon a huge service, and you have stood on the shoulders of many others who have stewarded and cared for this great treasure, and have then added new dimension and perspective. I think your work will be of great interest to many. --Yellowstone National Park Ranger As someone who has lived and worked in Yellowstone National Park and who is familiar with the landscape, it was wonderful to see a new, magical Yellowstone from above. To see favorite places--such as Lamar Valley, Mt. Washburn, Norris Geyser Basin--through the vantage point that usually only an eagle soaring overhead is able to enjoy, made watching this film an amazing experience. I'm never look at Yellowstone the same way again! --Yellowstone Scholar It's looking stunning. Nice work. Some of these shots look like Monet paintings. --Bozeman, MT Resident About the Director In a career that spans over 25 years, corporate speaker and filmmaker Sam Tyler has created award-winning documentary films for Public Television. Utilizing the three best-selling business books of the era, Sam Tyler has been involved in creating and producing television programs since his pioneering documentary In Search of Excellence in 1985 and points to other works involving Lance Armstrong and Southwest Airlines as some of the most fascinating opportunities and challenges he has experienced. Prior to becoming an independent producer, Sam Tyler was VP for Development at WGBH Boston, one of PBS flagship stations, where he was involved in funding programs such as Julia Childs Kitchen, This Old House, NOVA, and Frontline. Sam Tyler is also responsible for over 20 other PBS video and film projects, including the launch of numerous management development programs like The Harvard Business School Video Series and other films, including: The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People, The Excellence Files and The Entrepreneurial Revolution. He recently produced a profile of seven-time Tour De France champion, Lance Armstrong . Sam's most recent film is Three Big Ideas: Principles for Post-Recession Success.
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Author/Artist:None|Sam Tyler
Binding: Dvd
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