Simulation Film "Preparedness Now" Depicts The Next Big California Earthquake

Simulation Film “Preparedness Now” Depicts The Next Big California Earthquake

What would happen if a massive earthquake rocked the San Andreas fault line in Southern California? The film Preparedness Now simulates a 7.8 magnitude California earthquake and helps educate viewers of the resulting physical, and economic consequences.

What would happen if you survived a 7.8 magnitude earthquake along the San Andreas fault line in Southern California? Would you have power? Electricity? Food? According to experts, a 7+ magnitude California earthquake would be one of the worst natural disasters in United States history. And the worst part, we are not ready. The film Preparedness Now hopes to change that.

Preparedness Now – Earthquake Simulation Film

The goal of director Theo Alexopoulos‘ film “Preparedness Now” is to depict the physical, social, and economic consequences of a massive California earthquake. The film is part of The Great California ShakeOut and is one of the most comprehensive earthquake simulations ever created.

Being Preparing For The Big One

In many cases, the hours and days after a major earthquake can be a very difficult survival experience. The film hopes to inspire viewers and give them a sense of empowerment to change their behavior in terms of preparedness.