Children of the Storm, Hurricane Katrina, Through the Eyes of Children Survivors


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		Children of the Storm
		Hurricane Katrina, Through the Eyes of Children Survivors
		Copyright Jim Powell and Charlotte Powell 2006
		All rights reserved
More info: (800) 283-7686


		"Children of the Storm" presents a children survivor's point of view of the Hurricane Katrina disaster
	WINNER!	and how it affected and still affects the children in it's path. Stranded in a tree for hours, riding a make shift boat
	TELLY's Top	of a box spring and tire in the flood, a little girl loosing her brother and dead people in the streets and trees,
	Award	these are just a few stories of a vast many. Some stories we'll never know.
	Silver	All location footage is original with many scenes you may have never seen on national television.
		Clips from the program





		Overview	Darold's Story	One Frightening Event	1st Year Anniversary	Full Program




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			On August 29th, 2005, a horrific and historical storm rampaged			MARKETING - TRAINING
			the United States Gulf Coast...and set the stage for the most			ADVERTISING - POP
			devastating flood that New Orleans, Louisiana has ever seen.			WEB - BROADCAST - DVD

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			The experiences related by the survivors are sometimes			PRODUCTION
			unimaginable...unbelievable...and terrifying.			STOCK FOOTAGE
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			In this documentary, you will see:
			t Before the storm: their last "normal" day
			t Evacuation or stay? A difficult decision, but it wasn't theirs to make
			t During the storm: the sounds, the water, the wind, the fear
			t The wind and surge of the Gulf Coast; the destruction of Bay St. Louis
			t The flooding of New Orleans
			t The next day: coping with the total devastation of the Gulf Coast.
			t A child's ride on a makeshift boat from his home to the New Orleans
			Superdome, five feet of water, a dead body, and terror.
			t The children's stories: in a tree for three hours; the death of a brother;
			a family moves to the second floor and the water is still rising;
			the mold and illness; cats, dogs and animals lost
			t Second Street Elementary - A historical landmark no longer will provide
			a space for teaching other than being an example of nature's
			devastating consequences.
			t A kid is still a kid among the debris Length: 53 minutes

Copyright Jim Powell and Charlotte Powell 2006

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