| From: [email protected] (gregb)
Subject: Space related movies, video, and audio
Organization: Martin Marietta Astronautics, Denver
Date: Thu, 13 Oct 1994 18:11:04 GMT
Here are a few space related audio and video references.
Can you add any more?
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"25 Years on the Moon with "Buzz" Aldrin", video, hosted by
"Buzz" Aldrin, July 1994.
"A Moon Man from Massachusetts: The Robert Goddard Story",
narrated by Ed Harris, produced by Charles Grinker, Charles
Grinker Productions, Inc. in association with The Disney Channel,
video, 1994, 60 minutes.
Notes: History of Robert Goddard's liquid rockets from his early
patents to Apollo moon landings.
"A Nice Flying Machine", video.
Notes: Film from the 1984 MMU missions.
"A Journey to the Moon: The Historic Flight of Apollo 11",
33 RPM record, Luna CVC-1, 1969.
"Alan Bean: Art off This Earth", video.
Notes: Profiles Apollo 12 astronaut Alan Bean through his moon and
space artwork. Also see companion book with similar title.
"Amazing Space Shuttle: STS-1 through STS-8", video, 60 minutes.
"America in Space: The First 25 Years", video, Finley-Holiday Film
Corporation, Whittier, CA, 50 minutes, US$29.95, order #V28.
"America's Achievements in Space", video, 1986.
"An Incredible Odyssey: STS-41G", video, 60 minutes.
"Apollo: Atmospheres & Soundtracks", audio, EG Records Ltd,
Marketed and Distributed by Caroline Records, Inc., New York,
1983, 48:08 minutes, US$9.98 on cassete or US$15.98 on CD.
Notes: Contains some of the soundtrack from the movie "For All
Mankind".
"Apollo 11 Audio Highlights", audio tape, JSC, Houston TX,
60 minutes.
"Apollo 11 Mission Minutes, Mission Control, July 20, 1969",
video, Johnson Space Flight Center, Houston, Texas.
"Apollo 11's Moon Landing", 35 mm Microfilm reel, Product #M-6925,
California Microfilm Co., Fresno, CA, 1969, 1000 pages.
"Apollo 11: As It Happened", PBS, video, 6 hours, 1994.
Notes: Compilation of the 1969 CBS news coverage recorded during
the 10 day mission of Apollo 11, hosted by Walter Cronkite from
CBS.
"Apollo 11: Crew Interview Commemoration", 1969-1989", video,
1989.
"Apollo 11: For All Mankind", NASA, film, 30 minutes, distributed
by Simitar Entertainment, Inc., catalog number 7006.
"Apollo 11: The 20th Year", 1969-1989", video, 1989.
"Apollo 11: The Eagle Has Landed", NASA video, 30 minutes.
"Apollo 11: We Have Landed on the Moon", Narrated by Paul Haney,
Capitol SKAO 326, 33 1/3 RPM stereophonic sound disc, Capitol
Records, 1969.
"Apollo 12: Pinpoint for Science", NASA, 1970, 28 minutes.
"Apollo 13: Houston, We've Got a Problem", Cannata Communications,
Houston TX, NASA video, 1989, 30 minutes.
"Apollo 13: To the Edge and Back", PBS, video, 85 minutes, 1994.
Notes: Astronauts James Lovell and Fred Haise, their families, and
mission control representatives (Gene Kranz and others) recall
ill-fated 1970 mission where the most basic resources of water,
power, and oxygen were limited due to an in-flight explosion.
Also includes colorized footage of first Soviet N-1 launch
sequence and subsequent explosion from February 1969.
"Apollo 17: On the Shoulders of Giants", NASA video, 30 minutes,
1989.
Apollo moonwalk video tapes from the originals (a complete set).
The set contains about 40 two-hour VHS tapes, 1989, US$468 per set.
Notes: Larry Haskin made 80 sets of VHS copies and offered them to
interested researchers. Larry Haskin, Department of Earth and
Plantary Science, Washington University, St. Louis, MO 63130.
"Blue Planet", video (from IMAX movie), Finley-Holiday Film
Corporation, Whittier, CA, 1989, 45 minutes, stereo surround,
US$29.95, order #V165.
"Blueprint for Space: Science Fiction to Science Fact", video and
laserdisc, Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 1993,
60 minutes, US$29.95 (US$44.95 laserdisc), order #V159 (#L159
laserdisc).
"Can We Still Trust NASA?", video, A&E Investigative Report,
60 minutes, July 1994.
"Charlie Duke, Moonwalker", video, Produced by Charlie Duke,
Directed and narrated by Carey Deckard, Duke Enterprises, San
Antonio, TX, 1988, 60 minutes.
"Christa McAuliffe", video, A&E Biography, 60 minutes, July 1994.
"Destiny in Space", IMAX, 1994.
"First Flight of the Space Shuttle: STS-1", video, Finley-Holiday
Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 199?, 30 minutes, US$29.95,
order #V1.
"For All Mankind", video, produced and directed by Al Reinert,
3M Corporation, produced for NASA by A-V Corporation, Houston TX,
1989, 79 minutes.
Notes: Story of Apollo program consolidated from more than
six million feet of NASA film, and astronaut interviews. Some
footage is out of sequence or from different missions, but
otherwise a good film. Music by Brian Eno. Also see companion book
with same title.
This film is available on NTSC laserdisc in both CLV and CAV
formats. The CAV format on 2 discs (4 sides) includes: stereo
surround soundtrack on digital channels, running commentary by Al
Reinert (the filmmaker) on analog channel 2/R., over 500 images
from the space program in still-frame, Gemini and Mercury program
footage, paintings by Alan Bean in still-frame, the silent movie
"From the Earth to the Moon". Manufactured by 3M, distributed by
Voyager (US$99.95).
"From Apollo to the Stars", produced and directed by
Jeanne Edmunds Apostol and Beth Worth, Executive Producer
Gene Roddenberry, Worthwhile Productions, 50 minutes, 1989.
"From the Earth to the Moon", silent video (movie).
"Growing Up with Rockets", Produced and Directed by Nancy Yasecko,
video, 58 minutes.
Notes: Nancy Yasecko's childhood memoir at Cape Canaveral as her
father worked on a missle program in the 1960's.
"In Quest of the Universe: The First 25 Years", video, produced by
Jericho Urano, directed by Bill Gibson, 1991, 50 minutes.
"Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune: The Voyager Missions",
video, avaliable from: Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier,
CA, 199?, 30 minutes, US$29.95, order #V33, VHS or PAL.
"Kennedy Space Center: Spaceport USA", video, Finley-Holiday Film
Corporation, Whittier, CA, 199?, 35 minutes, US$29.95, order #V63.
"Man on the Moon", video, narrated by Walter Cronkite, CBS Video,
New York, 1981, 80 minutes.
"Mars and Mercury", video, 60 minutes, VHS or PAL.
"Mercury through Apollo/Soyuz", NASA video, 111 minutes.
"Mercury Spacecraft Missions and Legacy of Gemini", video,
Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 198?, 56 minutes,
US$29.95, order #V4.
"Missions to the Moon", written, produced, and directed by
Blaine Baggett, Signature (A Communications Co), narrated by
Martin Sheen, video, 60 minutes, 1994.
Notes: History of US space program to the Apollo-Soyuz program,
including 1967 Apollo 1 tragedy and brief history of the United
States and Soviet Union space race.
A condensed edit of the 4 part video series "Spaceflight".
"Moon Shot", video, 189 minutes, narrated by Barry Corbin, July
1994, Turner Broadcasting.
Notes: Lots of archive footage of early US astronaut program. Made
for TV docu-drama, based on the book "Moon Shot: The Inside Story
of America's Race to the Moon", by Alan Shepard and Deke Slayton
with Jay Barbree and Howard Benedict.
"Moonlighter", 33 1/3 RPM (7 inch) record, Revell #87-8404B,
Revell Inc., Venice, CA, 1969.
"Moonwalk: As it Happened 1969", hosted by Edwin Newman, video,
July 1989, 55 minutes.
Notes: NBC News Production of Apollo 11 mission. broadcast by
A&E Cable Network.
"New Images of Mars", 35MM slides, 20 slides, available from The
Planetary Society, Pasadena CA, US$10.00.
"On Robot Wings: A Flight Through the Solar System", video,
available from: Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA,
1993, 30 minutes, US$29.95, order #V141, VHS or PAL.
"One Giant Leap", A Barraclough Carey Production for the Discovery
Channel, directed by Steve Ruggi, produced by George Carey, video,
July 1994, 90 minutes.
Notes: Interviews with Buzz Aldrin, Gene Krantz, astronauts, their
families, designers of Apollo, and members of the JSC Control
Center team. Recommended.
"One small step for man...", American Sound & Video, 120 minutes,
198?, (Apollo 11-17 highlights of America's manned lunar
Explorations).
"One Small Step", narrated by Fred Applegate, produced by
Robert Garofalo and Lyn Beardsall, directed by Robert Garofalo, A
Classic Pictures Limited Production, video, 1994, 60 minutes.
"Opening New Frontiers: Early Shuttle Missions", NASA video,
30 minutes.
"Out of this World: The Apollo Moon Landings", video,
Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 1993, 60 minutes,
US$29.95, order #V4.
"Planet Mars and Mercury", video, Finley-Holiday Film Corporation,
Whittier, CA, 198?, (NASA originally made 1976 and 1979),
52 minutes, US$29.95, order #V8.
"Red Space", Rudy Buttingtol Productions, video, 16 parts, 1993.
"Satellite Rescue in Space: STS-41C and STS-51A", video,
40 minutes.
"Soviet Eyes on Space", Quanta Productions, video, 1987.
"Soviet Space: The Secret Designer", video, Ontario Film
Development Corporation, 1992, 53 minutes.
"Space", April 1985.
Notes: Mini-Series TV movie adapted from James Michener's book
"Space".
"Space Age", Public Broadcasting System, WQED/Pittsburgh and
NHK/Japan in association with the National Academy of Sciences,
produced and written by Joe Seamans, narrated by Patrick Stewart,
video, QED Communications, Inc., 1992, six 55 minute episodes:
"Quest for Planet Mars", "Celestial Sentinels", "The Unexpected
Universe", To the Moon and Beyond", "Mission to Planet Earth",
"What's a Heaven For?".
Notes: Also see companion book with same title.
"Space Shuttle: An American Adventure".
"Space Shuttle: Flights STS-1 through STS-8", video,
Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 199?, 60 minutes,
US$29.95, order #V30.
"Space: The Last Frontier or the Lost Frontier?", video, CBS
Reports, Narrated by Connie Chung, 60 minutes, July 1994.
Notes: Examines the history and uncertain future of the U.S. space
program with the help of interviews and archival footage.
"Space Works", video.
Notes: Distributed by Simitar Entertainment, Inc., catalog number
7007.
"Spaceflight", written, produced, and directed by Blaine Baggett,
Signature (A Communications Co), narrated by Martin Sheen, video,
1987, four 45 minute episodes: "Thunder in the Skys", "The Wings
of Mercury", "One Giant Leap", TBD.
"Spaceport USA, Kennedy Space Center", video, 1987.
"The Apollo Moon Landings", and "Apollo 11 Plus the Apollo
Program", video, Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA,
1989, 60 minutes.
Notes: no longer produced; superseded by "Out of this World: The
Apollo Moon Landings".
"The Dream is Alive", video (from IMAX movie), narrated by
Walter Cronkite, Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA,
198?, 42 minutes, stereo, US$29.95, order #V147.
Notes: Includes footage of the MMU in-flight.
"The Moon Above The Earth Below", written and produced by Perry
Wolff, CBS News, hosted by Dan Rather, 45 minutes, video, 1989.
"The Right Stuff"
"The Russian Right Stuff: The History of the Space Program" (or
subtitled "The Russian Right Stuff: The Dark Side of the Moon"),
David Duggan (writer and series producer), NOVA, Public
Broadcasting System, three 50 minute episodes, video,
February 1991.
"The Space Shuttle", Cinema 360 Inc, video, 1984.
"The Universe", video, Narrated by William Shatner, available
from: Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 198?,
30 minutes, US$29.95, order #V2, VHS or PAL.
"They Never Set Foot on the Moon", video, 60 minutes, 1994.
Notes: Program about the Soviet moon landing program.
"To the Moon and Beyond", video.
Notes: Explores myths and legends that inspired early scientists
to launch space exploration programs. Interviews with Soviet
cosmonauts and John Glenn and Alan Shepard. Also features a debate
of a human mission to Mars and plans for an international space
station.
"U.S. Space and Rocket Center with Space Camp", video,
Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 1993, 56 minutes,
US$29.95, order #V160.
"Venus Slide Set", 35MM slides, 40 slides.
Notes: available from The Planetary Society, Pasadena CA,
US$15.00.
"Viking 1 and 2 at Mars", 35MM slides, 40 slides with sound
cassette.
Notes: available from The Planetary Society, Pasadena CA,
US$12.50.
"Voyage of Friendship 7", NASA Film Library, video "10112",
Cannata Communications, Houston, TX, 1989, 30 minutes.
"Voyage to the Planets: Highlights of America's Interplanetary
Explorations", video "V3317-M", American Sound & Video
Corporation, Warren, MI, 1989, 90 minutes.
"Voyager 2 Mission to Neptune", 35MM slides, 20 slides.
Notes: available from The Planetary Society, Pasadena CA, US$6.25.
"Voices from the Moon", 33 1/3 RPM (7 inch) flexi-record,
Eva-Tone, Deerfield IL, 1969.
Notes: double sided, sponsored by Philco Ford.
"We Deliver: STS-1 through STS-4", NASA video, 30 minutes.
"We Remember: The Space Shuttle Pioneers, 1981-1986", video,
Finley-Holiday Film Corporation, Whittier, CA, 199?, 60 minutes,
US$29.95, order #V109.
"Wernher von Braun/John Glenn", video, A&E Biography, 60 minutes,
July 1994.
"Wild Canaveral", video.
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Videos and slide transparencies which contain some NASA
archive film may be obtained from:
AVD Services
737 St Michaels Drive
Mitchellville, MD 20716 USA
Finley Holiday Film Corporation (VHS and European PAL format)
12607 East Philadelphia Street
Whittier, California 90601 USA
213-945-3325, 800-345-6707
The British Interplanetary Society (European PAL format)
27/29 South Lambeth Road
London SW8 1SZ
England
The Planetary Society
65 North Catalina Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91106 USA
818-793-1675 (voice)
800-966-7827 (fax continental US/Canada)
818-793-5528 (fax international)
FTP to sseop.jsc.nasa.gov and search the photographic database
for selected earth sciences data photographs from many STS
missions.
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