00:01:49&nbsp;&nbsp;The beginnings of Reflections of Earth; Air launch fireworks technology; Don came onboard as creative director of the show; Computer chip for firework shells; Benefits of the air launch technology; Mickey ears fireworks; Shooting star effect<br />
00:07:36&nbsp;&nbsp;Creating a production for the Millennium; Early ideas; The Millennium lagoon show comes together; The story of Earth<br />
00:13:46&nbsp;&nbsp;The music of Reflections of Earth; Hans Zimmer out-Gavin Greenaway in; Hearing the music for the first time; Creating the moment human beings appear on the planet; A hockey game was the inspiration for the opening of the music; future uses of the music; “Promise” (with music from the Epcot parade “Tapestry of Nations” and “We Go On”; Gavin wins an Emmy for the music; Don wrote the lyrics for “We Go On”<br />
00:25:16&nbsp;&nbsp;Opening narration featuring Jim Cummings; The show’s lighting cue when the lights go out, and the opening lighting cue for the Main Street Electrical Parade<br />
00:27:58&nbsp;&nbsp;More about music; Don wrote the lyrics for “We Go On”; the inspiration for “We Go On”<br />
00:32:46&nbsp;&nbsp;The video globe in Reflections of Earth; The thought of Spaceship Earth being covered with LEDs; Challenges with the globe; Fire effects and inferno barge; Programming the fire using a Midi keyboard<br />
00:37:59&nbsp;&nbsp;Producing the video on the globe; The process of creating the video and a graphic simulation; Determining how to display the various video “continents”; Creating a model of the Earth and engineering it<br />
00:43:38&nbsp;&nbsp;he movements and limitations of the fountains; Color coordination of fountains, fireworks and smoke<br />
00:47:24&nbsp;&nbsp;The lasers; The safety aspect of the lasers are regulated by the government; Achieving unique colors with lasers<br />
00:48:32&nbsp;&nbsp;The show officially premiered on October 1, 2000 and was expected to remain for ten years; Don’s feelings about the show<br />