Atomic Documentaries narrated by William Shatner

Three great documentaries about the history of the Atomic Bomb, narrated by William Shatner with music conducted by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra. Produced and Directed by Peter Kuran with Music composed by William Stromberg.
Trinity and Beyond - the Atomic Bomb Movie
Atomic Journeys - Welcome to Ground Zero
Nukes in Space - the Rainbow Bombs

Atomic Journeys - Welcome To Ground Zero (1280p)

Atomic Journeys explores the secret history of the over 900 Atomic and Hydrogen bomb tests detonated throughout the United States in previously unknown locations as diverse as Mississippi, Colorado, New Mexico and Alaska.

Through the use of spectacular, never-before-seen nuclear test footage, "Atomic Journeys" travels to eight of the former testing sites throughout the United States and examines the physical changes to the environment that occurred because of these tests, the history behind each test and what the test sites are like today. Finally, we will visit the Nevada Test Site, known as the most bombed place on earth.

Atomic Operations depicted: Trinity, Gnome, Gasbuggy, Rio Blanco, Salmon, Sterling, Cannikin, Grable, Sedan

Atomic Filmmakers - Hollywoods Secret Studio HD

20 Years ago, a tribute was held at the American Film Institute in Hollywood, California for a special group of filmmakers; filmmakers whose credits never appeared on the big screen. They were a team of photographers, producers, and technicians, who put together hundreds of classified films for the Dept. Of Defense and the Dept. Of Energy.
Their jobs were shrouded in secrecy. The atomic bomb blasts they filmed were a matter of national security. Now, 50 years after the opening of their secret film studio, their story can be told.

"The Atomic Filmmakers" combines interviews with members of this top secret film studio who put their lives on the line photographing atomic tests, combined with newly declassified footage, make this an unforgettable video.

Trinity and Beyond 70th Anniversary Edition

70th Anniversary tribute to the Atomic Bomb with Trinity and Beyond available in both stereo and 5.1 surround - the latest version!

Nukes in Space - the Rainbow Bombs

Narrated by William Shatner and intensely relevant to today’s hot-button topic of the North Korean nuclear threat, this documentary lends powerful insight to fascinating never-before-seen footage of the history and development of America's military space program of ICBM missiles and space-based nuclear weapons testing. “Nukes in Space” is a close study of the missile race’s momentous impact, from its humble beginnings (Robert Goddard), to its weaponization by Hitler’s V-1 and V-2 bombardment of England, right up to the nuclear crisis posed by North Korea today.

Narrated by William Shatner ("Star Trek"), with music performed by the Moscow Symphony Orchestra. Interviews include General Bernard Schriever (architect of America's ballistic missile and military space program) and former members of the defense and intelligence communities, who contribute perspective to today’s missile threat.

At the peak of the Cold War (1947-1991), the United States and the former Soviet Union launched and detonated a combined total of more than 20 thermonuclear weapons in the upper atmosphere and near space region of earth in an effort to test the effects of launching and countering a missile offensive-- including during the Cuban Missile Crisis!

Almost unknown to the public, much of the information about these tests has been kept secret for over 35 years until recently, when newly declassified test footage and secret government documents reveal everything including outer space nuclear weapon tests.
Narrated by: William Shatner
Music Performed by: Moscow Symphony Orchestra
Directed by: Peter Kuran, the award winning creator of Trinity & Beyond
Run Time: 57 minutes AtomCentral/VCE Inc., Closed Caption