Eric Futterman Documentary Dem

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As an Emmy winning documentary scriptwriter and producer of multiple documentaries seen by millions, I find this to be my favorite format. I love taking time to explain complex issues and allow the narrative to breathe.

As a former TV News journalist I understand the need to communicate clearly to a wide audience.

And of course I just love subject matters with depth.

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Vocal Characteristics

Language

English

Voice Age

Middle Aged (35-54)

Accents

North American (General)

Transcript

Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
they came across a vast ocean behind them. Horrific memories of repeated attacks by brutal anti Semitic forces in violent programs. They had no choice but to leave behind the villages they called shuttles their families had lived in for generations. Everything changes over time. Time applies a gentle pressure that moves continents inches every millennium, creating voids filled by oceans, time and circumstance. Bring about evolution. Even relatively short periods of time can alter the most stable of granite, Sandstone and marble molecules shift in a manner so slowly and microscopically no one could actually see it happen. But over time we can see the results. May 7th 2017. 57 year old Elmer Lin is being prepped for a liver transplant in the surgical suite at VCU's humanly transplants. Elmer has liver cancer. The liver must come out before it spreads. A donor liver arrives as the surgical team, led by Dr Chandra Body, opens Elmer to reveal and then remove his cancer is liver. Another surgeon simultaneously prepares the healthy liver for placement into Elmer's body. The surgical team moves quickly, quietly and with intense focus. Elmer's lift in the cancer that came with it is removed from his body 100 years ago. The school started as an effort to reach out into communities of all types to help parishioners understand their faith and call to service, and a place where women and men could fulfill their call to ministry in the church. For decades, that simple idea blossomed into a vibrant, joyous and deeply thoughtful exploration of Christianity in America and across the world.