Great Quakes: Turkey
Brief Synopsis
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In August and November 1999, two earthquakes devastated Turkey. Together, the quakes killed between 30,000 and 40,000 people, placing them among the most deadly earthquake events of this century. The program features interviews with victims, survivors and rescuers as they explain what happened durin
Cast & Crew
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Hector Elizondo
Narrator
Isa Alsup
Cgi Artist
Ela Alyamac
Other
Asena Basak
Researcher
Tammy Clifton
Production Assistant
Craig Constantine
Writer
Film Details
Also Known As
Jordbävningar
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
2001
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
In August and November 1999, two earthquakes devastated Turkey. Together, the quakes killed between 30,000 and 40,000 people, placing them among the most deadly earthquake events of this century. The program features interviews with victims, survivors and rescuers as they explain what happened during and after the earthquake. Since 1939, there has been a steady procession of earthquakes on the North Anatolian fault line heading toward Istanbul, almost like a row of falling dominos. After plotting these events, geologists suspected that Izmit would be the epicenter of the next big quake, but they had no idea of the magnitude of the devastation.
Crew
Isa Alsup
Cgi Artist
Ela Alyamac
Other
Asena Basak
Researcher
Tammy Clifton
Production Assistant
Craig Constantine
Writer
Craig Constantine
Writer (Tv)
Robert Dean
Executive Producer
Steven Del George
Cgi Artist
Jacques Dupuy
Titles
Simon Erol
Interpreter
Byron Glickfeld
Editor
Dean Kekoolani
Executive Producer
Monika Kulikov
Production Accountant
Nancy Lavin
Executive Producer
Robert Le Maire
Assistant Editor
Blake Mchugh
Camera
Mickey Mckenzie
Production Supervisor
June Molgaard
Associate Producer
Julio Moline
Producer
John Nordstrom
Music
M Serhat Sahn
Sound
Kimberly Sproul
Unit Manager
Ross Stern
Advisor
Film Details
Also Known As
Jordbävningar
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
2001
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
