Opens February 13, 2009
Under the Sea was the first collaborative filmic effort of the Williamson brothers, Earnest and George, pioneers in the art of underwater cinematography. Utilizing a transparent diving chamber and a specially designed, water-tight camera, the Williamsons were able to produce images of unprecedented clarity and sharpness.
This two-reel production was a filmed record of a submarine expedition, financed and undertaken by Earnest and George's father, Captain Charles Williamson. For its initial New York showing, Under the Sea was accompanied by a live lecture, delivered by Captain Williamson himself. The technical advances promoted by the Williamson brothers would be exhibited to even greater advantage in Universal's 1916 adaptation of Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
This two-reel production was a filmed record of a submarine expedition, financed and undertaken by Earnest and George's father, Captain Charles Williamson. For its initial New York showing, Under the Sea was accompanied by a live lecture, delivered by Captain Williamson himself. The technical advances promoted by the Williamson brothers would be exhibited to even greater advantage in Universal's 1916 adaptation of Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea.
Runtime :40 min
Cast : Jim Carrey
Director : Howard Hall
Genres : Documentary, IMAX
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