Lucasfilm is tapping into their archive and releasing companion historical documentaries to their series, The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones, available for free now on their YouTube channel.
What’s Happening:
- Lucasfilm is releasing free companion historical documentaries on YouTube for the benefit of teachers, students, and curious people everywhere.
- Originally made as companions to The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones in 2007, these films elucidate early 20th century history that shaped the world we live in today.
- 94 half-hour documentaries cover a diverse range of topics across art, history, science, literature, politics, and philosophy.
- Documentaries are released every week on the Lucasfilm YouTube channel. This week, we get to see a closer look at the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand. Take a look at the nearly half-hour documentary above, which also examines a complex system of alliances and diplomatic tensions that helped end peace in Europe.
- Made by JAK Documentary for The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones on DVD, 2007. Producer & Writer: Sharon Wood Associate Producer: Todd Wagner Editor: Greg Sirota Series Producer: David Schneider Executive Producers: George Lucas & Rick McCallum.
- Take a look at what George Lucas himself had to say about the documentaries in a video below that dates back to 2007.
- You can find the documentary above and others at the official Lucasfilm YouTube channel, which you can find here.
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