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Welcome to Wide Awake Films' online store!
Wide Awake Films specializes in high-quality, historically-accurate documentaries. Since 1991, our
award-winning production team has traveled across the United States filming large-scale re-enactments
and producing original, award-winning Civil War documentaries. Wide Awake Films boasts some of the most
technically and creatively skilled videographers, editors, writers and creative professionals in the country.
Blending our historical foundation with a seasoned grasp of technology, we craft each film with precision and
vivid realism. We strive to create visually compelling stories of the past and to capture the spirit of
each battle. We've built a network of experts—historians, preservationists, and re-enactors—whose input
and support are paramount to our success.
We've produced such films as
Bad Blood: The Border War that Triggered the Civil War,
The Battle of Franklin: Five Hours in the Valley of Death, and
Spotsylvania Courthouse: The Clash of Grant and Lee at the Crossroads.
Our projects have appeared on the History Channel, PBS, CBS, TNT, A&E, and the National Geographic Channel,
among others.
Wide Awake Films actively supports Civil War battlefield land preservation by donating a portion of our proceeds
to preservation efforts.
Check out our Reviews page to read what historians, re-enactors, film critics, and
publications are saying about our films.
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EMMY AWARD-WINNING BAD BLOOD - The Border War that Triggered the Civil War
GETTYSBURG: At High Tide - A film of the June 2008 reenactment
THE BATTLE OF PERRYVILLE - The Invasion of Kentucky
Wide Awake Films DVD Collection - Entire Civil War documentary set
Wide Awake Films New Releases Collection - Battle of Perryville and Bad Blood
Wide Awake Films' Civil War in Tennessee Collection - Battle of Franklin, Battle of Stones River, and Shiloh
Wide Awake Films' Emmy Winners - Battle of Franklin and Bad Blood
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Bad Blood joins the Battle of Franklin among our Emmy Award winners!
BATTLE OF FRANKLIN WINS AN EMMY!
WAF's has won a Midsouth Regional Emmy for Best Historical Documentary for it's film, Battle of Franklin: Five Hours in the Valley of Death.
Franklin was broadcast on Thanksgiving Eve 2005 on Nashville's PBS station, WNPT. WAF is thrilled to be recognized for its excellence in documentary filmmaking. It is also rewarding and exciting to be a part of bringing our nation's history to the public for education and entertainment. We at Wide Awake, graciously accept this award and would like to thank everyone who helped us tell the story of the Battle of Franklin.
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