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  • Are You Listening? (I) (1971)
  • Short | 20 min | Documentary, Short, Drama
Are You Listening? (I) (1971)
Short | 20 min | Documentary, Short, Drama

The topic of improving our listening abilities in order to improve the relationships in our lives is explored. It is explained that of the time spent in communication, the most is used in listening (45%), so it is important to be effective...See moreThe topic of improving our listening abilities in order to improve the relationships in our lives is explored. It is explained that of the time spent in communication, the most is used in listening (45%), so it is important to be effective listeners. The Mormon family of Roger, Joan, and their three children is shown in various situations that require good listening at home, work, school, and church. Lost opportunities through poor listening are dramatized, and then improved approaches are shown. Written by Brian Greenhalgh See less
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Director
Keith J. Atkinson (as Keith Atkinson)
Writer
Carol Lynn Pearson (screenplay)
Producer
Judge Whitaker (as Wetzel O. Whitaker)
Cinematographers
Reed Smoot | Ted Van Horn | W. Grant Williams (as Grant Williams)
Casting Director
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Updated Dec 31, 1971

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1971 (United States)

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3 cast members
Name Known for
Virginia Lee
Joan Manning (as Virginia Lewis) Joan Manning (as Virginia Lewis)   See fewer
Don Ross
Roger Manning Roger Manning   See fewer
Ken Sansom
Host / Narrator Host / Narrator   See fewer
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