A 36-minute documentary follows the Los Angeles Children's Chorus, which gained national recognition despite significant cuts to arts funding.
Synopsis
A 36-minute documentary follows the Los Angeles Children's Chorus, which gained national recognition despite significant cuts to arts funding.
Synopsis
Freida Lee Mock directs Sing., a 2001 documentary about the Los Angeles Children's Chorus. The film follows a group of children, some as young as eight, as they train to become skilled singers. Set against a backdrop of budget cuts in the arts, the chorus perseveres to achieve national recognition. The documentary runs for 36 minutes and received an Academy Award nomination for Best Documentary Short.
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Why Watch
- Meet the talented kids of the Los Angeles Children's Chorus.
- See the powerful performances that earned an Oscar nomination.
- Find out how music shapes the lives of young singers.
Did You Know
- Sing! was released in 2001 and has a duration of 36 minutes.
- The film was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.
- Freida Lee Mock directed the film, focusing on the Los Angeles Children's Chorus.
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What is the runtime of the documentary Sing!?
Sing! has a runtime of 36 minutes.
Who directed the documentary Sing!?
Sing! was directed by Freida Lee Mock.
What award was Sing! nominated for?
Sing! was nominated for an Academy Award for Best Documentary Short.
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