Go back to Titanic for the first time in 20 years.

In 1985 Bob Ballard made the greatest find in the history of marine archeology. Join Dr. Ballard as he returns to Titanic for the first time in 20 years. Learn the top-secret Cold War drama behind his triumph — and how the lost liner is again threatened with disaster, as the wreck becomes a target for greedy treasure hunters.

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Director

Peter Schnall

Producer

Tracey Barry

Editors

Jeff Gilbert

Charles MacDonald

Kendal J. Bush

Executive Producers

Peter Schnall

Hilary Sio

Writers

Tracey Barry

Jay Schadler

Writers

Tracey Barry

Jay Schadler

Creative Consultant

Allan Myers

Coordinating Producer

Tina Vér

Associate Producer

Riva Marker

Glenn C. Reimer

Host

Jay Schadler

Cinematographers

Scott Carrithers

José Casella

Wayne De La Roche

Brian Dowley

Tom Donohue

Brian Heller

Jonathan Nichols

Jerry Risius

Peter Schnall

Sound Recordist

Tracey Barry

Systems Integration and Broadcast Design

John Bunton

Charles R. Smith

Brian Doros

Satellite Engineers

Scott Stamps

EDS Corporation

Additional Editing

Tom Donohue

Animation and Graphics

Skaramoosh, London, UK

GM Auleta Animation

Assistant Cinematographers

Phillip Hunt

Donovan Mlcoch

Christopher Shrider

Assistant Editors

Katy Finch

Scott Greennhaw

Isold Uggadottir

Aerial Pilot

Mike Peavey

Gaffers

Jeff Butters

Rick Hamilton

Ralph Harden

Philip Sorensen

Best Boy

Jose Ruiz

Grips

Peter Boynton

Jorge Covarrubias Jr.

Production Accountant

Brian Minahan

Production Assistants

Georgina Crawford

Liz Hottel

Catherine Shin

Legal Services

Kenneth Weinrib

Matthew Lefferts

Franklin, Weinrib, Rudell & Vassalo P.C.

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Executive Producer

John Bowman

Robert Ballard

Barbara Earle Ballard

Executive in Charge of Production

John Ford

Production Manager

Jaye Moran

Researcher

Genevieve Sexton