Disney+ has revealed the first official trailer for their upcoming six-part original seriesWelcome to Earth, hosted byWill Smith. This December, National Geographic will take audiences on an unforgettable and visually stunning journey, as Will Smith goes on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure around the world to explore the Earth’s greatest wonders and reveal its most hidden secrets.
Will won’t be out there exploring the world on his own, he will be guided by an elite team of explorers who will help him get up close and personal with some of the most thrilling spectacles on the planet — from volcanoes that roar in silence to deserts that move beyond our perception to animal swarms with minds of their own.
The top-of-class adventurers leading Will through these incredible experiences include marine biologist and National Geographic ExplorerDiva Amon, polar expeditionistDwayne Fields, engineer and National Geographic ExplorerAlbert Lin, National Geographic PhotographerCristina Mittermeier, and mountaineerErik Weihenmayer. Combining breathtaking cinematography with Will’s boundless curiosity and enthusiasm, the epic series is an exciting, multisensory ride through Earth’s most mind-bending portals.
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Welcome to Earthis produced by Nutopia, Protozoa Pictures, and Westbrooke Studios for National Geographic.Jane RootandPetter Loveringare executive producing for Nutopia, withGraham Boothco-executive producing and directing the series. Visionary filmmaker and Academy Award-nomineeDarren Aronofskyis executive producing withAri Handelfor Protozoa. In addition to acting as the host, Will Smith is executive producing withTerence Carter,James Lassiter, andMiguel Melendezfor Westbrook.Matt RennerandChris L. Kugelmanserve as executive producers for National Geographic. The series’ music is composed byDaniel Pemberton, who recently put his talents to use on the award-nominatedTrial of The Chicago 7.
The series premieres this December on Disney+. Check out the trailer below:
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