Pick a segment from the list below:

SEGMENT 1: The Incident (0:00 - 5:00)

Theme: Dawn Brancheau's Death - February 24, 2010

• Opening 911 calls from SeaWorld Orlando

• Emergency response audio

• Introduction to the central tragedy

• Brief glimpses of Dawn performing with Tilikum

• Sets the documentary's investigative tone

SEGMENT 2: The Dream Job (5:00 - 12:00)

Theme: Becoming a SeaWorld Trainer

• Former trainers describe their childhood dreams of working with orcas

• Interviews with John Hargrove, Samantha Berg, Carol Ray, Mark Simmons, Dean Gomersall

• The allure and excitement of working at SeaWorld

• Training process and first experiences with killer whales

• The emotional bond trainers form with the animals

• Introduction to Dawn Brancheau as an exemplary senior trainer

SEGMENT 3: The Captures (12:00 - 22:00)

Theme: Wild Orca Captures in the 1970s-1980s

• John Crowe's testimony about capturing orcas in the Pacific Northwest

• Dramatic descriptions of capture methods: aircraft, speedboats, bombs

• The separation of calves from their families

• Emotional accounts of whales' grief and resistance

• Discovery of three dead whales weighted down and hidden

• 1976: SeaWorld banned from Washington waters, moves operations to Iceland

• Tilikum's capture in Iceland in 1983 at age 2

SEGMENT 4: Sealand of the Pacific (22:00 - 32:00)

Theme: Tilikum's Early Captivity and First Death

• Tilikum arrives at Sealand in Victoria, British Columbia

• Description of the inadequate facility ("net hanging in a marina")

• Food deprivation as training method

• Whale-on-whale aggression: two females constantly rake Tilikum

• Nighttime confinement in a 20x30-foot metal box for 14+ hours

• February 21, 1991: Death of trainer Keltie Byrne

• Eyewitness accounts (Nadine Katilin, Corinne Cowell) of Tilikum pulling Keltie underwater

• Sealand closes; Tilikum available for purchase

SEGMENT 5: Tilikum Arrives at SeaWorld (32:00 - 40:00)

Theme: SeaWorld Acquires Tilikum Despite His History

• 1992: Tilikum transferred to SeaWorld Orlando

• SeaWorld needs him as a breeder

• Trainers not given full details about Keltie Byrne's death

• Told it was "trainer error" or that females were responsible

• Continued aggression from other whales at SeaWorld

• Tilikum kept isolated for his "protection"

• Incident where Tilikum lunges at trainer Liz; videotape ordered destroyed

• Jeffrey Ventre's account of being told to destroy evidence

SEGMENT 6: The Lies We Told (40:00 - 48:00)

Theme: SeaWorld's Misinformation Campaign

• Trainers describe repeating "party line" information to guests

• Lifespan lies: SeaWorld claims orcas live 25-35 years; reality is 50-100 years

• Dorsal fin collapse: SeaWorld claims 25% of wild orcas have collapsed fins; reality is <1%

• "Family" claims: SeaWorld presents mixed pods as families; they're actually from different cultures/languages

• Whale-on-whale violence in captivity vs. virtually none in the wild

• 1988: Kandu rams Corky, severs artery, bleeds out

• Trainers begin to question what they've been told

SEGMENT 7: Family Separations (48:00 - 53:00)

Theme: The Trauma of Breaking Up Whale Families

• Carol Ray's account of Kalina being separated from mother Katina at age 4½

• Katina's overnight screaming and grief

• Takara separated from mother Kasatka

• Kasatka making "long range vocals" never heard before, searching for her calf

• Scientific evidence: orcas have highly developed emotional centers in their brains

• Dr. Lori Marino on orca neuroscience and emotional complexity

SEGMENT 8: Understanding Orcas (53:00 - 58:00)

Theme: The Intelligence and Nature of Wild Orcas

• Historical shift from viewing orcas as monsters to understanding their intelligence

• No record of wild orcas harming humans

• Orcas live in matriarchal family groups; offspring never leave mother's side

• Each pod has unique vocalizations (languages) and cultures

• Brain structure reveals extraordinary emotional lives

• Dr. Lori Marino: sense of self distributed among the group

• Footage of wild orca hunting techniques and coordination

• First Nations perspectives on orcas as spiritually powerful beings

SEGMENT 9: Trainer Incidents (58:00 - 68:00)

Theme: Pattern of Violence and Concealed Information

• 70+ killer whale trainer accidents at SeaWorld

• 1987: John Sillick crushed between two whales at SeaWorld San Diego

• SeaWorld blames "trainer error"; video evidence shows otherwise

• Tamarie attacked by Orkid; rescued only when gates opened to threaten whale with dominant Kasatka

• Ken Peters dragged underwater repeatedly by Kasatka; nearly drowns

• Peters' calm demeanor and diving knowledge saves his life

• SeaWorld presents these as successes of training protocols rather than near-fatalities

• Trainers kept uninformed about the history of incidents

SEGMENT 10: The Second Death (68:00 - 71:00)

Theme: Daniel Dukes - July 6, 1999

• Man found dead, draped over Tilikum's back

• Official story: drifter, hypothermia, stayed after hours

• Medical examiner report: body stripped, genitals bitten off, bite marks throughout

• Questions about night watch procedures and surveillance

• Tilikum retained despite second death because of breeding value

• Tilikum breeded extensively; 54% of SeaWorld's orcas have his genes

SEGMENT 11: Loro Parque Tragedy (71:00 - 75:00)

Theme: Alexis Martinez's Death - December 24, 2009

• Four young SeaWorld orcas sent to Loro Parque in Canary Islands

• Inadequate facility and undertrained staff

• Whales eating the pools; dental and stomach problems

• Alexis Martinez, the best trainer, tells fiancée the night before: "Maybe tomorrow something might happen to me"

• Brutal attack; chest burst open

• Initially called "accident"; autopsy reveals it was an attack

• SeaWorld's responsibility for whales and training methods at Loro Parque

SEGMENT 12: Dawn's Death - Detailed Account (75:00 - 80:00)

Theme: February 24, 2010 - What Really Happened

• Main show that day was chaotic; whales not cooperating

• Dawn performs "Dine with Shamu" session with Tilikum in back pool

• Video analysis: Tilikum initially responsive

• Missed whistle cue on perimeter pec wave

• Three-second neutral response (no reward)

• Dawn running out of fish; Tilikum can hear ice at bottom of bucket

• Frustration builds

• Dawn lies on rocky ledge for relationship session

• Tilikum grabs her left forearm, barrel rolls, drags her in

• "Completely mutilated that poor girl"

• Emergency response; Tilikum won't release her arm, swallows it

• SeaWorld's shifting narrative: first "slipped and fell," then "ponytail"

• Evidence suggests ponytail story is false; likely grabbed her arm

SEGMENT 13: The Aftermath and OSHA (80:00 - 82:00)

Theme: Legal Battle and SeaWorld's Response

• OSHA vs. SeaWorld court case

• Dave Duffus testimony: same pattern as Keltie Byrne 20 years earlier - "We have not learned a damn thing"

• SeaWorld blames Dawn: "it was her mistake"

• Former trainers outraged at blaming the victim

• OSHA ruling: trainers must stay behind barriers, separated from orcas

• SeaWorld appeals the decision

• Debate over whether captivity causes psychosis vs. "trainer error"

• Mark Simmons (SeaWorld defender) vs. trainers and scientists

SEGMENT 14: Tilikum Today & Call to Action (82:00 - 83:00)

Theme: Where We Go From Here

• Tilikum floating lifeless in pool for hours

• Performing limited shows (a few bows) before returning to isolation

• Graphic: "Tilikum remains at SeaWorld Orlando, performing daily"

• Former trainers call for end to captivity and performances

• Proposals for sea pens for whales too old/sick to release

• "In 50 years we'll look back and go, 'My God, what a barbaric time'"

• Final graphic: SeaWorld declined to be interviewed for this film

• Closing tribute to Dawn Brancheau from her sister Diane Gross

• Dawn's legacy and the human cost of captivity