In Aliens of the Deep, Academy Award-winning filmmaker James Cameron and a crew of scientists embark on an extraordinary mission to document this extreme environment. What they learn about the deep sea may one day help scientists search for life on other worlds.

About the Author

Longtime colleague of James Cameron, author Joseph MacInnis accompanied James Cameron on the Aliens of the Deep expeditions in the summer of 2003. Dr. MacInnis spent his early career studying the performance of divers working at extreme depths under the sea. As an undersea explorer he led thirty major expeditions and logged more than 5,000 hours below the Atlantic, Pacific, and Arctic Oceans. In 1974, he led the first team of scientists to dive under the ice at the North Pole. Dr. MacInnis has written six books and numerous articles for magazines including Scientific American and National Geographic. He lives in Canada.

James Cameron (Introduction) is an award-winning feature filmmaker whose credits include Terminator, The Abyss, and the international smash-hit Titanic. In 2003 Cameron produced Ghosts of the Abyss, a 3-D large format film that was a return to the site of the famous wreck. He lives in San Diego, CA.

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