![WinScott560](/img/default-banner.jpg)
- 15
- 2 885
WinScott560
Приєднався 9 чер 2017
Great White Impact | Short Documentary
A Short Documentary by Win Scott exploring the population spike of White Sharks off the coast of Cape Cod. Watch as we interview shark experts from Massachusetts as they discuss the potential future of Cape Cod with the addition of White Sharks.
Produced By
Win Scott and Vincent Chen
Directed By
Win Scott
Director of Photography
Gracie Rosenberg
Colorist
Vincent Chen
Editor
Win Scott
Key Crew
Bailey Carr
Driver
Mary Monroe
Post Production Supervisor
Ernie Pouttu
Animation By
Michael Barwood
Title Design By
Mary Monroe
Narration by
Noah Berkowitz
Interviewees
Connor White
Dr. Gregory Skomal, PhD
Jim
Special Thanks
Molly Gabler-Smith
Locations
Harvard Museum of Natural Science:
Swimming with Sharks
hmnh.harvard.edu
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy
Shark Center Chatham
Harvard Museum of Natural Science:
Water Labs
Artlist Artists
Bunch of Clips
Spencer Frost
Daniel Haussmann
Alexander Jervidal
Kristian Ozer Kettner
Tilo Kuehnast
Brandon Li
Piotrek Naumowicz
Omri Ohana
Olivier Sautet
Francesco Thilo Silj
Alpha Visuals
Artlist Music
“Fortitude” - Lance Conrad
“Jasmin” - Gal Lev
“Sojourn” - Sam Rankin
“A Window to Your World” - Earth Tone
Background Image
Subin Daungdee - Vecteezy.com
Shark and Orca Video
National Geographic
Produced By
Win Scott and Vincent Chen
Directed By
Win Scott
Director of Photography
Gracie Rosenberg
Colorist
Vincent Chen
Editor
Win Scott
Key Crew
Bailey Carr
Driver
Mary Monroe
Post Production Supervisor
Ernie Pouttu
Animation By
Michael Barwood
Title Design By
Mary Monroe
Narration by
Noah Berkowitz
Interviewees
Connor White
Dr. Gregory Skomal, PhD
Jim
Special Thanks
Molly Gabler-Smith
Locations
Harvard Museum of Natural Science:
Swimming with Sharks
hmnh.harvard.edu
Atlantic White Shark Conservancy
Shark Center Chatham
Harvard Museum of Natural Science:
Water Labs
Artlist Artists
Bunch of Clips
Spencer Frost
Daniel Haussmann
Alexander Jervidal
Kristian Ozer Kettner
Tilo Kuehnast
Brandon Li
Piotrek Naumowicz
Omri Ohana
Olivier Sautet
Francesco Thilo Silj
Alpha Visuals
Artlist Music
“Fortitude” - Lance Conrad
“Jasmin” - Gal Lev
“Sojourn” - Sam Rankin
“A Window to Your World” - Earth Tone
Background Image
Subin Daungdee - Vecteezy.com
Shark and Orca Video
National Geographic
Переглядів: 466
Відео
Great White Impact | Trailer
Переглядів 1,7 тис.3 місяці тому
A short documentary exploring the recent boom in the White Shark population off of the coast of Cape Cod within the past ten years, and the environmental impact of these creatures. Coming Summer 2024.
Boston's Crisis: A Short Documentary
Переглядів 1014 місяці тому
Boston's Crisis is a short documentary by Win Scott exploring the Massachusetts Housing Crisis in Boston, while promoting the organization Emerson Homeless Outreach for Emerson College.
PuzzlePiece
Переглядів 45Рік тому
A 16mm Short Film by Win Scott Shot on Kodak Ektachrome Color Negative Vision3 250D 7207 Shot with Bolex H-16 16mm Film Camera Shot through December 2022 - January 2023 in Atlanta, GA
Snowfall
Переглядів 49Рік тому
Short Film by Win Scott, Graham Wynn, and Ahan Kadam Shot on Black Magic Pocket Cinema Camera Media History Final
Sharktooth
Переглядів 19Рік тому
Sharktooth Short Film by Win Scott Shot on Cine8 BW 100 Negative Bell and Howell 252
MV AllStar's The Tempest | Sneak Peak
Переглядів 8Рік тому
This is the extended promotional video I crafted for Mount Vernon's Award-Winning production of The Tempest. Trailer was written, directed, edited, and shot by me. Released in October of 2021. Thank you.
Shingin' Shwingin' Shakespeare Showcase - Win Scott
Переглядів 19Рік тому
Original Mount Vernon School production where I got to be the Director of Photography, Head Editor, and perform. Tis' a little showcase of my work!
Just Pick a Damn War!
Переглядів 232 роки тому
A Short Film by Win Scott With Addie Vogt, William Nix, Piper Hendryx, and Michael Barwood
in Atlanta
Переглядів 1522 роки тому
in Atlanta A Short Film by Win Scott. Created during the Summer of 2021 to encompass life in Atlanta and moving off to College to start your life. Thank you to everyone who helped me with this film, and special thanks to Caroline Morrison for taking on this project. Applied to Film Schools across the Nation. Enjoy :)
Letters to First Responders
Переглядів 753 роки тому
A COVID-19 Short Film by Win Scott For the 2021 COVID-19 World Student Film Festival Categories: My Story/NONFICTION My World
Brook Run Christmas Lights - 2020
Переглядів 1113 роки тому
In December 2020, the City of Dunwoody set up many different Christmas Lights at Brook Run Park. This video compilation showcases those very lights; shot and edited by Win Scott. Enjoy!
Sunday Boredom
Переглядів 643 роки тому
A sequel to Saturday Boredom. This is one of Troupe 7702's entry for the 2021 Georgia Thespian Festival. Directed, Written, and Acted by Win Scott.
Trail
Переглядів 395 років тому
Trail is one of Troupe 7702s film entries for the 2019 Georgia Thespian Film Festival. Created by Win Scott Laplante, Andre. (2005). "Une barque sur l'océan from Miriors" "Call Me By Your Name (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)." Glazer, Frank. (2005). "Sonatine bureaucratique." "Call Me By Your Name (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)."
More seals= more sharks
Nicely done. Informative and easily watched with a constant flow
Will this mean they have to close the beaches in Amittyville?
Why should they? They don't close the forest somewhere else just because there is a bear. The risk of drowning is much higher than being killed by a shark, so why they should close a beach because of a shark possibility?
@@manuelgogeissl because "Sharks Happen"?
@@mikeoglen6848 If you want to make sure it doens't happen, go into a swimming pool. If you want to go into the sea you know there is always that minimal risk, decide if you want to take the risk or not. Life always is a risk. When you drive a car, it is also always a risk reward decision because there is always a minimal chance some truck hits you. Maybe learn how you can reduce the chances (don't swim at river outlets, don't swim near fishers, don't swim near seals, don't splash on the surface, watch out for birds above sea because then there is prey in the water and that attracts sharks, ...). Also learn how to behave when you see a shark: Stay vertical, watch the shark, don't move, push him aside if he comes close of push water against his gills. These are all things you can do to reduce the risk compared to people who don't care at all. But if you are in the sea it is your own risk. At least you know that sharks are there. Some people even go in and even don't know sharks could be there or think a human is invulnurable. But when you are in the forest, sea, the jungle or in African gras landscape you avtively take part of the food chain. I will fly to Egypt next week to dive with oceanic whitetip sharks. I know I could stay home and stay safe. But I want to go there and see them and dive and see other animals, too. But I know how to behave when I see a shark. Have seen many of them. However there is always a risk even for an expert (and I am no expert but got a shark training from an expert).
"It is a solemn thought: dead, the noblest man's meat is inferior to pork." - Mark Twain
Interesting.
How is this different from what is happening in other cities? This is coastal Chicago from how it looks...
Rich white people don't want to see it.
America is for Americans first and foremost!
Man, whoever played that berry guy was rlly good
nice vid bro
Well done message for well deserving persons.