Journey To The
Stars (S)
Produced and directed by John Wilson
Chief Cameraman Eugene Borghi
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21.04.1962 - 21.10.1962
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US Pavilion, Spacearium
Century 21 Exposition
1962 World's Fair, Seattle, USA
World's Fair Cinerama
facility in Seattle
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 10/70
Cinerama 360. 24 fps. 15 min
Motion
picture system created and constructed by Cinerama for the Boeing
Co. and the United States Science Exhibit
Later reduced to 35mm film
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 To the Moon and
Beyond (S)
Produced by Graphic Films, California, USA
Sponsored by KLM Royal Dutch Airlines.
Later re-released as
"Cosmos".
Score by Gerald Fried
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22.04.1964 - 18.10.1964
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Transportation and Travel Pavilion
Cinerama
Spacearium
1964 World’s Fair, New York, USA
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 Cinerama
360. Filmed in 10 perf 70mm at 18 fps.
Cinerama Camera
Corporation.
From awn.com
Con Pederson:
"We did some work at Graphic Films in '63 and '64 for the New
York World's Fair, Flushing Meadows. It was called "To the Moon
and Beyond". Such stuff was being made a lot then because of
Kennedy's plan to go to the moon within the decade. This was around
the time of Mercury and Gemini.
I both wrote and directed "To the Moon and Beyond" which was
projected on a dome surface in 10 perforation 70mm film. We did the
film in about five months. It was rather a rush. They had built the
theater, and were building the projectors but they didn't have
anything to project."
Dave Strohmaier, September 2024:
We looked all over, but the production company who made the film had
a fire and I was told the negative was involved. However some scenes
(original negs) were used in other films made by that company (don't
know any titles) as stock footage. so the film no longer exists as
it was.
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