"Within each of us there is silence…as vast as the universe. And when we experience that silence, we remember who we are.”
-- Psychotherapist Gunilla Norris
"A Day In The Life of Silence" is a documentary that explores the virtues of silence in whatever form we each prefer it. It's presented mainly in silence, so it not only informs viewers about the subject, but allows them to experience it simultaneously.
The film also has a tie to the coronavirus. With the arrival of the virus, many have been upset by the forced silence of seeking sanctuary. Others have been surprised at the pleasures they found in such silence.
Either way, this piece, using global examples, helps people appreciate the quiet life, understand it, frame what they have learned about it or what they could learn about it.
A Day in the Life of Silence in half a minute.
A quick look at what silence means to a monastery.
is a professor of Journalism and long-time journalist in print and electronic media, including specialties in movie criticism and history features. He won an Emmy and was nominated for six others for documentaries airing on PBS and on MSG Sports Network.
is an Emmy Award winning producer/editor, with more than 25 years producing short films, documentaries and commercials. His work has aired on CNN, PBS, ABC, NBC, Fox News and News 12, among others.
is a motion graphics designer with more than 20 years of experience. He has produced graphics for corporations, political campaigns, awards shows, and broadcast television.
is founder of Color Nest, and a colorist working mainly on feature films and commercials. Some of his notable credits include color assist on Academy Award Best Picture winner Moonlight and colorist on Academy Award nominated Documentary Short Traffic Stop.
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Even Albert Einstein, here in his favorite slippers, learned a lot from silence, you'll see. So let us know your experiences with silence, both good and bad. And, if you don't mind, we might share them on this site. Quietly, via written word, of course.
“Who tells a finer tale than any of us. Silence does.”
-- Danish author Isak Dinesen
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