article_snippet.sent: A filmmaker has revealed how A filmmaker was pummeled with snow and ice for a minute and almost buried alive when avalanche hit Mount Everest on Saturday.
article_snippet.sent: The 38-year-old believes that the force of the earthquake shook loose a big ice shelf, which careered down the mountainside towards A filmmaker and a group of people
article_snippet.sent: It was about 4,000 feet of snow just coming
article_snippet.sent: Other Americans who were on Mount Everest when it was hit by a deadly avalanche have described the moment the wall of snow and ice hit the wall of snow and ice camp and the carnage that surrounded the wall of snow and ice during the aftermath.
article_snippet.sent: his said that the ground shook for a very long time and that avalanches were happening one right after another on the mountain, ' he was forced to zip a dead body into a sleeping bag wrote. '
highlights_snippet.sent: Filmmaker Michael Churton said: 'It was about 4,000 feet of snow... there was nowhere to run'
  Hoping for the best, Filmmaker Michael Churton lay down and got into the fetal position .
  