Alki Birthplace of Seattle
Jan 01, 1997 · 27m
Director
B.J. BullertOverview
This half-hour film coincided with the opening of the Log House Museum in West Seattle in 1997. For the first time, the story of the pioneers was told alongside the stories of Duwamish people during the mid-1850s. Historian David Buerge, pioneer descendant Brewster Denny, and Duwamish tribal member James Rasmussen share their perspectives.
Cast of Alki Birthplace of Seattle
Crew of Alki Birthplace of Seattle
B.J. BullertProducer, Director, Writer- Valerie VozzaEditor, Director of Photography
- Peter RummelEditor, Director of Photography
- Ray WoodhouseDirector of Photography
- Tom SpeerDirector of Photography
- Marc PingryDirector of Photography
- Phil SturholmDirector of Photography
- Rob ReedDirector of Photography
- Merle CareyDirector of Photography
- Gale FrankoEditor
- Bill FastSound
- James RasmussenMusic
- Nolan LehmanProduction Manager
About Alki Birthplace of Seattle
What is Alki Birthplace of Seattle about?
This half-hour film coincided with the opening of the Log House Museum in West Seattle in 1997. For the first time, the story of the pioneers was told alongside the stories of Duwamish people during the mid-1850s. Historian David Buerge, pioneer descendant Brewster Denny, and Duwamish tribal member James Rasmussen share their perspectives.
When was Alki Birthplace of Seattle released?
Alki Birthplace of Seattle was released on January 1, 1997.
How long is Alki Birthplace of Seattle?
Alki Birthplace of Seattle runs 27 minutes.
Who directed Alki Birthplace of Seattle?
Alki Birthplace of Seattle was directed by B.J. Bullert.
Who is in the cast of Alki Birthplace of Seattle?
The cast of Alki Birthplace of Seattle includes David Buerge (Self), Brewster Denny (Self), James Rasmussen (Self), John Gilbert (Chief Seattle's Speech) and Greg Watson (Chief Seattle's Speech).