World War II HD movie content

Using high-definition full-color images, 1500 hours of restored files and newly shot video materials, previously unpublished diaries and records, and audio materials from the Library of Congress, the History Channel opened a unique window for viewers to understand this war, allowing them to look at this war through the eyes of a group of people who met in World War II. In the history or the records of the history channel, never has a TV program captured the extreme terror, indomitable spirit, trivial matters and glorious honor in this world-changing war so vividly.

This is the most ambitious documentary ever made by the History Channel. In an interview with the Hollywood report, the History Channel said it would be "amazing". As the producer and director of this documentary, I am naturally as busy as a bee. If you just stay in the studio and do this project, you will definitely not reach the goal of the history channel. I had to move to Normandy, new york and even more places. Because it spans multiple time zones and is far away from each other, this project needs a controllable workflow.

History Channel's HD version of World War II was produced and directed by an award-winning director and editor and recognized leader in HD production and post-production, Frederic Lumiere. Lumiere, who produced the Magic of Fatima and other works, promoted the development of red digital cameras and created Lumiere HD.

The HD version of World War II was produced by Lou Rida Production Company and Lou Rida, with Scott Rida as executive producer and Liz Rafe and Frederic Lumiere as producers.

HD World War II is the first World War II documentary in full HD color. Selected from thousands of hours of lost and rare color archives, and searched globally through basements and arches, HD World War II will change the way the world looks at this defining conflict. Using a lens that most Americans have never seen before-converted to high definition for unprecedented clarity-the audience will experience the war as if they were really there, surrounded by the real sights and sounds of the battlefield. Along the way, they will meet all kinds of soldiers, and their wartime diaries and journals show the real details of the war.

Only those who have personally experienced the war will see such a war. Until now ...

Seventy years of brewing. No one knows that 3,000 hours of color video exists. The first documentary showing World War II in full HD color from both perspectives, the world premiere HD historical series "World War II" uses the diaries of soldiers who participated in the biggest battle of the war to create a personal, introspective and detailed observation of life inside and outside the front line. Although it is illegal for American soldiers to carry diaries, many people hide diaries in backpacks to record their experiences in detail.

Now, by using these diaries and other original documents, as well as high-definition color and live shooting around the world, HD World War II has turned their journey into a tangible history. Selected from rare color archive films, after detailed global search, and converted into high definition with meticulous technology, high-definition World War II provides an unprecedented picture of World War II.