Snow

196112 min 23 secFilm: Documentary

Direction: Barrie McLean

Production: Hugh O'ConnorTom Daly

Script: Barrie McLean

Snow has a kind of life: it changes form or 'ripens,' its very whiteness serves a purpose. In this film you see frost crystals forming in the upper atmosphere, delicate filigree flakes that, settling on the ground, by sheer weight of numbers clog our roads and driveways. The film shows why powder snow is a favourite of skiers, and why corn snow may, in high places, warn of developing avalanches.

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Subject categories


  • Sciences > Climate and Weather

Credits


director
Barrie McLean
script
Barrie McLean
editing
Barrie McLean
producer
Hugh O'Connor
executive producer
Tom Daly
camera
J.V. Durden
Bruno Engler
Barrie McLean
sound
George Croll
sound editing
Fred Anders
Don Wellington
animation
René Jodoin
narrator
Strowan Robertson
music
Eldon Rathburn