Longing for an educated and caring politician who works for the people? Hubert Humphrey was that person, despite some flawed stumbles. WATCH TONIGHT! TPT Life, 8:00 p.m. CDT: Hubert H. Humphrey: The Art of the Possible by Mick Caouette.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUVe1lkl09Y&t=12s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MUVe1lkl09Y&t=12s
Hubert H Humphrey: The Art of the Possible
Mick Caouette is a documentary filmmaker who focuses on U.S. history and Sociology. "Hubert H Humphrey: The Art of the Possible" follows Senator and Vice Pre...
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Good to see the work of Mick's latest documentary subject, Frances Perkins, is entering our modern consciousness.
For more info on Mick's projects and to get DVDs, visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
For more info on Mick's projects and to get DVDs, visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
Good to see that the work of Mick's latest documentary subject, Frances Perkins, is entering our modern consciousness in multiple ways.
For more info and to get DVDs, visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
For more info and to get DVDs, visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
Mick received a warm and engaged response from University of Minnesota Friends of the Library members on Sunday, February 25th. His presentation Real to Reel: Documentary as Authentic Public History generated a lot of interest in his work and the valued role university and library archives play in documentary filmmaking. Thanks to the U of M FOL for inviting Mick to share his work and ideas about public history.
For more info and to get DVDs visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
For more info and to get DVDs visit: www.southhillfilms.com/films/
We all have heroes: maybe it's a football player or your favorite singer or make-believe, like a super-hero. But the real definition of a hero is someone who spends their life serving other people, even if it is dangerous or they risk their lives doing it. The people that I do my films about are all real-life heroes. They didn't brag and they weren't interested in their own fame. They wouldn't be interested in Facebook or selfies or how many hits they have on YouTube. Instead, they spent their lives doing brave things and even putting their lives in danger for others without any praise or publicity. —Mick Caouette, speaking to 4th graders last week
This morning, Mick spoke with fourth graders on the subject of making biographies. Students asked savvy questions and made great observations about the film clips he showed them. Pre-written student questions ranged from thoughtful to very amusing. For more info and to purchase films visit: www.southhillfilms.com
