Shipwrecks of the Great Lakes
Brief Synopsis
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Documentary about shipwrecks in the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes are littered with more than 6,000 shipwrecks, caused primarily by violent storms that produce towering waves and destructive wind gusts. The most infamous phenomenon is know as "November Witch." In 1913 the November Witch swallowed up
Cast & Crew
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Pete Stacker
Narrator
Kevin Baker
Audio Mixer
Sheila Brosnan
Archival Footage
Mark Caras
Writer
Mark Caras
Producer
Bob Colton
Music
Film Details
Also Known As
Wrath of God (09/11/99), The
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
1999
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
Synopsis
Documentary about shipwrecks in the Great Lakes. The Great Lakes are littered with more than 6,000 shipwrecks, caused primarily by violent storms that produce towering waves and destructive wind gusts. The most infamous phenomenon is know as "November Witch." In 1913 the November Witch swallowed up twelve ships over a four day period. Sixty-two years later, another punishing November Witch caused the sinking of the Edmund Fitzgerald, made famous in a Gordon Lightfoot song.
Crew
Kevin Baker
Audio Mixer
Sheila Brosnan
Archival Footage
Mark Caras
Writer
Mark Caras
Producer
Bob Colton
Music
Dan Custer
Visual Effects
Debra Fazio
Other
David J Frederick
Camera
Laura Gray
Animator
Rollie Hudson
3-D Animator
Marilyn Joy
Editor
Steve Krumdick
Motion Control
Bill Leahy
Production Manager
Charlie Maday
Executive Producer
Jeff Martin
Supervising Producer
John Mason
Motion Control
David Mcquillen
On-Line Editor
Elyse Miranda
Producer
Gary Nussear
3-D Models
Ken Rowe
Associate Producer
Rise Sanders
Producer
Jonathan Towers
Executive Producer
Carl Winifield
Production Assistant
Film Details
Also Known As
Wrath of God (09/11/99), The
Genre
Documentary
Nature
Release Date
1999
Technical Specs
Duration
60m
