
The Lost City Of Machu Picchu
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An investigation into the mysterious people who built Machu Picchu, the 15th-century Inca citadel located in southern Peru.
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A crew of 67+ credited
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Edited by Mickey GreenShot by Hernan BaigorriaScored by Chris BiondoSound by Rob Fritts
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Cast & Crew
67 unique people credited
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Writers
2Producers
9Adrian Gallop
associate producer
Celene Di Stasio
associate producer
John B Bredar
senior executive producer: National Geographic Television (as John Bredar)
Linda Goldman
senior producer: National Geographic Television
Martha Conboy
executive producer: NGTI
Maureen Dolan Galaviz
associate producer
Owen Palmquist
Producer
Paula Apsell
senior executive producer: WGBH
Ricardo Preve
Producer
Other crew
52Dominic Desantis
additional camera
John Mans
additional camera
Kris Denton
additional camera
Michael K Rogers
additional camera
John B Bredar
as John Bredar, (as John Bredar)
Aaron Hoffman
assistant editor
Rin Westcott
assistant editor
Sam Mangum
assistant editor
Hernan Baigorria
Cinematographer, Cinematographers
Juan Zacarias Musioz
Cinematographer, Cinematographers
Rob Lyall
Cinematographer, Cinematographers
Dave Markun
colorist
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