Who created the documentary film Moonwalk One?
Francis Thompson and Alexander Hammid created the documentary film Moonwalk One. They received a call from NASA in early 1969 to produce the project with a budget of several million dollars.
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Francis Thompson and Alexander Hammid created the documentary film Moonwalk One. They received a call from NASA in early 1969 to produce the project with a budget of several million dollars.
The special Director's Cut edition of Moonwalk One premiered on Monday the 20th of July 2009. Theo Kamecke supervised this version which included a director's commentary and the story of making the film.
Budget constraints forced the production team to switch from 70mm filming to 35mm equipment. Film processing costs were too high and lenses required larger crews than available during the moonwalk.
Charles Morrow composed the score using heartbeat sounds, breathing, and cello lines for the Earth Poem sequence. Telemetry sounds originated from Mariner 4 which flew past Mars years earlier rather than from Apollo missions.
Moonwalk One appeared at the Cannes Film Festival in summer 1971 where it won a special award. Critics described it as a sleeper hit after its initial distribution challenges.