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to take a closer look, to look into, to pull-up on your screen, to log on, stream or even to see in person. | to take a closer look, to look into, to pull-up on your screen, to log on, stream or even to see in person. | ||
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The Big Picture: Media Reviews
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In the movie industry the term "look-see" is used to describe a first look...
a glimpse of a project, a creator's idea, an initial concept, story, or full screenplay...
Our media reviews are intended to be quick 'look-sees', an online view of a project for you
to take a closer look, to look into, to pull-up on your screen, to log on, stream or even to see in person.
-- M Channel
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Welcome to "The Big Picture -- Media Worth Viewing"
August 2015
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Watermark
“If there is magic on this planet, it is contained in water”
― Loren Eiseley
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IWVi82TVEag&feature=youtu.be
Photographer Edward Burtynsky and director Jennifer Baichwal give us an inside look into the making of their cinematic feat, Watermark.
The documentary was shot using groundbreaking Red Camera 5K ultra high definition photography and aerial technology and explores humankind's complicated relationship with water, using a diverse set of stories that challenge how easily we take water for granted...
