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Beavers

The biggest dam movie you ever saw.

1988•31m•

★7.5(4 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

A story about several beaver families in their wild surroundings. The interesting process of building a dam can be watched as well as the dangers arising from hungry bears and other influences on the new-built home.

Director

Stephen Low

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Main Cast

Earl Pennington

Narrator

Full Crew

Direction

Director: Stephen Low

Writing

Storyboard: Colin Low

Production

Executive Producer: Takashi Yodono
Production Manager: Peter L. Serapiglia
Associate Producer: Roman Kroitor
Production Coordinator: Alyna Herscovici
Production Assistant: Marie Wheatley

Movies

Documentary

Beavers

The biggest dam movie you ever saw.

1988•31m•

★7.5(4 ratings)

Documentary

Overview

Director

Stephen Low

Watchlist

Main Cast

Earl Pennington

Narrator

Full Crew

Direction

Director: Stephen Low

Writing

Storyboard: Colin Low

Production

Executive Producer: Takashi Yodono
Production Manager: Peter L. Serapiglia
Associate Producer: Roman Kroitor
Production Coordinator: Alyna Herscovici
Production Assistant: Marie Wheatley

Production Assistant: Peter L. Hrynyk

Music & Sound

Music: Eldon Rathburn
Sound Designer: Bruce Nyznik
Music: Howard Baer
Location Sound Recordist: Alan Geldart
Sound Designer: Denise McCormick

Cinematography

Director of Photography: Andrew Kitzanuk
Underwater Camera: Stephen Low
Underwater Camera: Mal Wolfe
Key Grip: Carlo Secchiaroli
Grip: Gary T. Wilson
Grip: Ian M. Taylor

Editing

Editor: Janice Brown
Negative Cutter: John W. Parsons
Color Timer: William H. Pine
Assistant Editor: Emelda Phillip

Art Direction

Assistant Director of Photography: Linda Danchak
Art Direction: William H. Carrick
Art Direction: William Lishman

Keywords

natureenvironmental documentaryanimal

Did You Know?

The film's tagline is: "The biggest dam movie you ever saw."

It was a co-production between: United States of America, Canada, Japan.

The film was directed by Stephen Low.

Cinematography was handled by Andrew Kitzanuk.

This title is listed on IMDb as tt0094718.

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Rating

7.5/10

Great

4 votes

Movie Information

Original Title:

Beavers

Status:

Released

Age Rating:

Language:

English

Country of Origin:

United States of America, Canada, Japan

Production Companies:

IMAX

Chubu Electric Power Company, Inc.

Stephen Low Productions

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