It centers on some of the lasting ties made among survivors and rescuers. Part four of 11 Minutes begins at daybreak, October 2, 2017. Very angry,” paramedic operations chief Brian Rogers, said in the film. (Shaun Hoff via AP)Īfter the shooting stopped, police talked of hearing the rings of cellphones, unanswered, as they walked among bodies still on the ground.Īlong with concertgoers, 11 Minutes looks at the effects the violence had on emergency workers. Hoff believes that her own experience that night, even though it is not included in the film, helped persuade some of those involved to talk.įilm producer Ashley Hoff appears at the Route 91 Harvest, a country music festival, on Oct. He also was not pleased with past media coverage on the attack. He was dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) as a result of the attack. Warren did not immediately agree to be part of the film. “I don't know why you would tell the story if it were easy to watch.” “Is it easy to watch? No, but it shouldn't be easy to watch,” said SiriusXM host Storme Warren, who was onstage in Las Vegas that night. Both were seriously wounded in the attack. The film presents the experiences of others at the event, including Jonathan Smith and Natalie Grumet. The film also includes video of special police bursting into the room where the gunman had barricaded, and then shot, himself. The police provided video that shows medical teams racing to get injured people to hospitals. The cooperation of Las Vegas police was important to the production. The film describes the event with cellphone and police body camera recordings. “We all went back to our corners to suffer in silence,” she said.įILE - A concert attendee sits on a curb at the scene of a deadly mass shooting at a music festival on Octoin Las Vegas, Nevada. They said they thought it was too concerned with the gunman instead of the victims. Many survivors, like herself, were unhappy with media coverage of the shooting. Hoff, who was already in the film business, thought the property return was an interesting subject. Nine months later, an FBI agent was at Hoff's door with her boots - part of a little-known team that returns property left behind in such incidents. The shooter, from high up in a hotel, killed 60 people and hurt more than 850 others. She and Shaun began running, dropping to the ground whenever they heard gunshots.Īt one point, Hoff kicked off her cowboy boots so she could run faster.
They first thought it was fireworks.īut then, Hoff saw a bullet hit another concertgoer in the face. They were watching Jason Aldean perform when they heard gunfire. She was at the outdoor show on October 1, 2017, with her husband Shaun. “I've never felt more useful or more like the universe put me exactly where I was supposed to be,” said Ashley Hoff, a survivor of the attack and lead producer of 11 Minutes. The film is more than three hours long and appearing in four parts on the Paramount+ streaming service.
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A new documentary series examines the worst mass shooting in American history through witness reports, videos and other material.ġ1 Minutes is a telling of the 2017 massacre at a country music festival in Las Vegas, Nevada, and how it affected people who were there.
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