Alive in the Deep

Alive in the Deep is an American short film by Stacy Woodard and Horace Woodard from the year 1941.

Action

In Short life of animals and plants is shown under water. Among other things, is to see a fight between two sea lions, an eel fighting an octopus and a blowfish is made against an opponent to defend by inflates.

Production

Alive in the Deep was partially filmed by Stacy and Horace Woodard in the sea, but also partly in tanks. For the film also found using scenes, both of which had already turned in the 1930s for Educational Pictures and RKO Pictures. Some Scenes from Alive in the Deep were again in 1956 for the film The wildlife gets reused. Alive in the Deep experienced its premiere on May 7, 1941.

Awards

Alive in the Deep 1942 for an Oscar in the category " Best Short Film ( Two rolls of film ) " nominated, but could not free himself from Main Street on the March! prevail. Horace Woodard has been nominated posthumously, he was died unexpectedly in January 1942.