Documentary

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Documentary.

This documentary is called Flying with Vultures and was created 3 months ago by African Renaissance Productions. The genre if the film is nature documentary. The Director is Michael Raimondo and the music is by Daniel Methee. The main actor is Kerry Wolters who shows the whole film.

The film took place in in South Africa and it took place in 2010. The main idea of the film is Kerry Wolters getting a close look at the vultures and flying with them. At the start, she explains a litlle about them and the wind and sound from the birds are can be heard. After the start, she gets on a paraglider and glides to the skies with the birds flying with her and she desribes them as playing with her. The film also gives close shots at some of the birds and soon after that, many vultures are flying overhead. The scene is great and she narrates what is going on. The last part of the film is just looking at the vultures in the horizon and the sun in the distance. The scenes and from this is footage is wonderful and is just great. The person did this to show sympathy for the vultures and to show how wonderful they are. The main actor seems pretty brave because a lot of things could have gone wrong in this. For examp le s he could hit the sharp cliffs or the vultures could have attacked her. Both of those things did not happen which makes the production seem pretty good. This film is ve ry good example of all of the endangered species on the fact the we have too save them. Each day lots of species are going extinct and if we are not careful, these vultures will also be extinct.

The messenge behind this video was to save the Cape Vultures because there are less than 2900 pair left worldwide and ther efore, they are an endangered species. If we don't act now, it will be too late and to save them and they need to be saved. This film is similar to other documentaries such as An Inconvenient Truth on global warming. Overall, I agree with this film that these vultures should be saved and should be protected. The film did not contain a whole lot of action, but because of the way it was shown, the audience gets an first hand perspective on how great the vultures are. The overall production of this film was great because of how wonderful the scenery were and how the vultures were caught on tape, but they still should add a little more events or action.

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