This archival footage documents the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina following landfall on August 29, 2005. The material presents broad coverage of emergency response, evacuation efforts, and conditions in New Orleans and along the Gulf Coast in the immediate aftermath of the storm.
Scenes include: aerial views of flooded New Orleans neighborhoods; helicopter rescues from rooftops and a freeway overpass; people awaiting evacuation at Louis Armstrong New Orleans International Airport; exterior views of the Superdome; President George W. Bush and Mayor Ray Nagin walking toward camera; widespread residential damage along the Gulf Coast; submerged streets, stranded residents, and emergency response activity.
This footage is sourced from original broadcast-era video and transferred to high-quality ProRes for professional use. It retains the full structure and continuity of the original material, providing extended coverage suitable for documentary, news, and historical productions.
Specifications: ProRes 422, 720×480p, 29.97fps
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