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History Channel approves HVX200's HD
FILMMAKERS REENACT EPIC BATTLES OF THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR WITH
PANASONIC’S AG-HVX200 HAND-HELD AND AJ-HDC27 VARICAM HD CAMCORDERS
* Two-Hour History Channel Documentary Will Air Fall 2006*
SECAUCUS, NJ (March 27, 2006) – Historians often bemoan the fact that The Mexican-American War (1846-1848)
is the “forgotten war,” sandwiched chronologically between the Battle of the Alamo and The Spanish-American War, with its larger-than-life figures including Jim Bowie and Davy Crockett. That oversight is to be righted with The History Channel’s upcoming broadcast of a two-hour documentary, The Mexican-American War, airing this Fall.
The sprawling documentary, hosted by boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya, is being produced by Jim Lindsay Productions, Inc., with Lindsay as producer/director and Kevin O’Brien as Director of Photography—the same team who brought The History Channel its blockbuster hit, The True Story of Alexander the Great.
FILMMAKERS REENACT EPIC BATTLES OF THE MEXICAN-AMERICAN WAR WITH
PANASONIC’S AG-HVX200 HAND-HELD AND AJ-HDC27 VARICAM HD CAMCORDERS
* Two-Hour History Channel Documentary Will Air Fall 2006*
SECAUCUS, NJ (March 27, 2006) – Historians often bemoan the fact that The Mexican-American War (1846-1848)
is the “forgotten war,” sandwiched chronologically between the Battle of the Alamo and The Spanish-American War, with its larger-than-life figures including Jim Bowie and Davy Crockett. That oversight is to be righted with The History Channel’s upcoming broadcast of a two-hour documentary, The Mexican-American War, airing this Fall.
The sprawling documentary, hosted by boxing legend Oscar De La Hoya, is being produced by Jim Lindsay Productions, Inc., with Lindsay as producer/director and Kevin O’Brien as Director of Photography—the same team who brought The History Channel its blockbuster hit, The True Story of Alexander the Great.