TITANIC WRECK TOURS Episode 1: 'Echoes From the Deep'

((Note, I had to re-upload this video due to an audio glitch and a mix-up on one of my audio/video takes)

Episode #1 to my indie video series about TITANIC. This episode is specifically meant to follow a 'nostalgic path' and is laid out reminiscent of the classic discovery channel documentaries I grew up with. I was blessed to be given permission to use Mr. Michael Whalen's incredible score to accentuate my videos.

This episode will focus on the Testimonies of some of Titanic's survivors, and draw attention to specific parts of the wreck (where applicable) in accordance with Titanic's story as we are told it by her survivors. Using footage graciously provided by NOAA and the Inner Space Center, mixed with classic animation from 'Home Run Pictures', Cyberflix 'Titanic Adventure Out of Time, as well as newer computer graphics from fellow YouTuber JEALOUSE STATEMENT ((link to his profile below)) this long-awaited first episode was truly a labor of love and I cannot thank those involved enough for all the help, and patience bestowed on me as I made it.

I look forward to the next episode...

Enjoy!

(NOTE: This Video has been made WITH PERMISSION wherever applicable, and much of the other content is either in the public domain or free to use under the license of "Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 International", therefore, this work MUST be classified as FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY and not eligible for monetization unless proper licensing of certain elements and assets can be acquired.)

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[JealouseStatement]

This is just truely amazing
To hear their perspective and how they see her sink is very beautiful
to actually see her sink in real life would be a site and just hearing them talk about it is pretty beautiful. This is a great docu-video!!

[NikkiKuehnemund]

This made me cry... Rest in peace, beautiful lady..🥺😥

[SariennMusic]

Just finished this today, Saturday April 15, 2023. 11:20 pm. I didn't even realize it was the 15th until near the end of this vid. To think I was at work at 2:20 am silently complaining about my backache at the time so many were dying 111 years ago feels wrong. We're separated by over a century, yet we're all very much still fellow Humans. They all had lives, dreams, hopes, worries, loved ones, and definitely never wanted to die nor thought about it happening. Same as you, me and all living today and all of the tomorrows. Live and love fully because we never know when our last second is to be. ❤


Beautiful and touching video. Hearing the voices speaking about it, knowing they literally witnessed and survived it just hit me in a way I can't describe. Titanic and her passengers and crew have been in my soul since I can remember, and I'm 50 now. I thought I've seen almost all the videos about her, but this was a new find. I'm glad we crossed paths. Thank you so much for making this. It's a beautiful, loving memorial in its own way.

[pixie]

No, Isador Strauss (excuse my spelling) refused to get on the lifeboats before all the other women and children . He was incredible. And his wonderful wife stayed behind bravely beside him, refusing to part with her beloved

[wildbill]

I'm like millions of other people the Titanic has always fascinated me so sad that so many people lost their lives though

[pattymmdelc]

I don’t know why I cry every time. It’s so sad 😭 beautiful documentary, one of the bests I’ve seen. And I think I’ve seen a lot of them. Thank you 💕💕💕

[dragneel]

I'm one of the millions that has always found the story of the Titanic and it itself just completely fascinating! This is beautifully done kind sir! Keep up the amazing work! Can't wait for more episodes!

[CanadianKaosGirl]

I have loved anything to do with the Titanic since we had to do a report on Walter Lords book in school . This is awesome . Thank you for all your hard work putting this together .

[justinswan]

This is one of the best documentaries on the titanic wreck I have ever seen, great job putting all this together

[inthemixx]

This was wonderfully done. The ending from 47:29 and onward is especially touching. The beautiful music and those final interview voiceovers really pulled at my heartstrings. Hearing Boxhall say, "We heard all the screams and we couldn't do anything..." and then Prentice saying, "Cold. It was freezing. So it killed everybody. They didn't last long." while staying with Ricks until he died which then left him basically by himself until it was all just silent is truly heartbreaking.

[sheilaberger]

This is such a sad, sad story. I love the part where the woman stayed on the ship, with her husband, because they had been together their whole lives. Now that is what I call a No Matter What, unconditional Love!! So beautiful. She would rather die with her husband, than to have to leave, knowing that he
would die all alone. God Bless all those poor people that died on the Titanic. ⚓😇✨🙏🚣👼🤺👼

[mikebas]

I have been following the history of Titanic for quite a while, the footage and editing of this video is amazing.

[rickoconnell]

Bravo!! One of the finest documentaries produced on this magnificent ship and history changing tragedy!

[Disco_opp]

Absolutely beautifully poignant art of work, all those souls lost but survival story x

[geraldcooper]

I love watching any documentary on titanic and this by far is the best...superb job

[robertfisher]

This is an amazing account of what happened that night I have always been amazed and astonished of what happened to titanic

[life]

One of the better ones I've seen. The people who made this did a phenomenal job.

[gracebanda]

The ocean gate sub accident had me watching this

[AllanFidlerMusic]

Beautifully done. RIP to the passengers who didn't make it. 😪

[steppedonapoptop]

Kudos to the creators for this utterly mesmerizing video/story of the Titanic’s sinking. The sounds of the ship breaking up, with those haunting moans as she goes under at the end, made me forget I was sitting on dry land. Just wow and thank you!