Harrison as Narrator

Harrison has narrated several documentaries through the years. 

The Creation of Earth

Date: 2003
By: Carter Emmart, American Museum of Natural History.
Award: Winner of 1st-Ever Science & Engineering Visualization Challenge from The National science Founation Active and/or Multimedia Category: Honorable mention

GROWING HOPE: The Homeless Garden Project

Date: 2003
Produced by: Ric Howard, Jered Lawson, Len Borruso & Lynne Cooper
Summary: Imagine a vacant lot transformed to a productive garden, yielding bouquets of flowers and baskets of fruit. Apply the same metaphor to homeless men and women, finding the rich soil of a cooperative project that gives them work, safety and community. You now have a sense of the elegantly simple concept of this project.
Web Sites: Video Project.net, SFgov.org
Award: Joey Award

The Search for Life: Are We Alone

Date: 2002
On screen: Rose Center for Earth and Science, The American Museum of Natural History (Space Show)

Less is Moore

Date: 2001
Directed by: Tiffany Shlain and co-produced byMaya Draisin
Summary: A documentary on Intel founder Gordon Moore

LOST WORLDS: Life in the Balance

Date: February, 2001
Directed by: Bayley Silleck and produced by Goulam Amarsy and Jeffrey Marvin
Summary: Lost Worlds reveals the incredible diversity of life on Earth and stresses the importance of educating people, especially those who live in urban centers, about their ties to the natural world and how their smallest actions can have a major impact.

Arctic Dance: The Mardy Murie Story

Date: Premiere screening: Jackson Lake Lodge during the The Murie Center's Spring Earth Festival 2000.
Documentary film by: Bonnie Kreps and Charles Craighead
Summary: A Film about a life that made a difference: Celebrating the life and times of Margaret E. Murie, the mother of the American Conservation Movement.

Flight Line: The Army Helicopter Pilots of Vietnam

Premiere Date: October 29th, 1999
Produced for: the Public Broadcasting Channel in 1999
Summary: personal interviews with Army aviators relating to their Vietnam War experiences.

Jane Goodall: Reason for Hope

Broadcast Date: 1999
Summary: a one hour television portrait of one of the world's most admired women - acclaimed scientist and conservationist, Jane Goodall.

PBS FRONTLINE The Lost American

Broadcast Date: October 14, 1997
Summary: He had come to the worst place on earth: Chechnya in the brutal winter of 1995. He was an American on a mission, heading to the place he told friends was the most frightening he'd ever been. For 25 years, he had saved tens of thousands of lives in the world's worst killing grounds. In Chechnya he thought he could beat the odds one more time and stop the slaughter. His name was Fred Cuny. He was a troubleshooter in the increasingly dangerous world of humanitarian relief.

Mustang: The Hidden Kingdom

Broadcast Date: 1994
Summary: A clear glimpse at Buddhist life not available elsewhere.

Great Movie Stunts: Raiders of the Lost Ark

Broadcast: 1981
Summary: An exciting behind-the-scenes look at the monumental efforts that were made in order to create one of today's most popular films. The special effect techniques used to execute major action sequences are clearly demonstrated in an abundance of on-location footage.