Shipwrecks of Lake Union: Seattle's Hidden History

This short video documents the Lake Union underwater archaeology project that The Center for Wooden Boats Founding Director Dick Wagner has been helping lead for the last several years. CWB is working with the UW's Burke Museum, The State Department of Ecology, and others to locate and document vessels and other historic artifacts. Using the latest in underwater technology, divers and amateur archaeologists have been scouring the 40-foot-deep lake, looking at more spots where sunken vessels lie.

For more on this project, visit our blog:
http://cwb.org/2011/07/01/beneath-the-waters/

This documentary was created by film making students at the Art Institute in Seattle, and had its public debut in February 2012 during CWBs Third Friday Speaker Series.

AIS PRODUCTIONS 2012
Executive Producer: Vaun Raymond
Directed and Produced by: Tammy Weyers
Director of Photography: Barry Ford (www.barryford.net)
Chief Editor: Dusty Stepp (www.dstepp.com). Barry Ford
Sound Supervisor: Hunter Bliven (www.youtube.com/user/lastminutevp)
Post Audio Engineer: Seth Moore
Music By: Vaun Raymond, Tammy Weyers, Barry Ford, Steve Gunn Visual Effects: Cainan Martens, Barry Ford
Camera Operators: Cainan Martens, Tammy Weyers, Barry Ford, Vaun Raymond Production Assistants: Jeff Bigler, Jim Hartley, Eric Reichel

Archival Photos Courtesy of: Center for Wooden Boats, Puget Sound Maritime Historical Society, MOHAI, University of Washington Special Collections Division

Underwater Video Courtesy of: Dan Warter

Underwater Photos Courtesy of: Chris Borgen

Special Thanks to:
Center for Wooden Boats
Dick Wagner
Dan Leach and Erin Schiedler
Ross Laboratories
James Ross
Maritime Documentation Society
DCS Films
Dan Warter
Chris Borgen
John Goodfellow
Maurice Major
Peter Lape

For a special behind the scenes video check out:
http://vimeo.com/ericr/docsquared

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