More than two years in the making, Welcome to Earth — named for Smith's iconic line in his breakout blockbuster hit Independence Day — had a production that rivalled a Hollywood epic, encompassing 92 shoots in 34 countries on all seven continents with more 700 crew and production team members from around the world.Dec 8, 2021
How did they film Welcome to Earth?
We use military-grade, night-vision goggles and cameras [in Welcome to Earth] and night-vision drones. A drone is hard enough to handle, but a night-vision drone is actually filming in the dark and you can't see it while you're piloting it. That's another level.Dec 7, 2021
Did Will Smith produce Welcome to Earth?
You could send Will Smith. Aronofsky is executive producer of new documentary series Welcome to Earth, streaming on Disney Plus now, in which Smith explores the most intriguing and inaccessible corners of the planet.
Will there be a season 2 of Welcome to Earth?
Welcome to Earth Season 2 Dropped by Disney+ Welcome to Earth an epic, stunning series from Darren Aronofsky in which Will Smith embarks on an awe-inspiring journey to unlock the secrets of this planet's most extraordinary, unexplained phenomena.
Where is the volcano in Welcome to Earth?
The show's first episode, The Silent Roar, begins with Smith and explorer/mountaineer Erik Weihenmayer travelling to the base of Mount Yasur. Located on Tanna Island in Vanuatu, it's one of the most active volcanoes on the earth and is known to emit a unique sound.
Where Does Will Smith go in Welcome to Earth?
The sixth episode of Welcome to Earth follows Dwayne Fields and Will Smith to Iceland.Dec 8, 2021
What channel can I watch Welcome to Earth?
The six-part limited series debuted exclusively on Disney+ December 8. Will Smith gets up close and personal with some of the planet's most breathtaking spectacles in “Welcome to Earth,” a six-part limited series from National Geographic, which premiered on Disney+ December 8.Dec 8, 2021
Can I watch Welcome to Earth on National Geographic?
“Welcome to Earth” premieres Wednesday, Dec. 8. The original series from National Geographic, streaming exclusively on Disney+, follows Will Smith as he explores “Earth's greatest wonders and reveals its most hidden secrets.”Dec 8, 2021