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NATURE
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MAKING TRACKS - NEW RELEASE
13 x 30:00
Explore the vastness of Australia with television personality Nicky Buckley (host of “Talk To The Animals”) and her team, as they travel the length and breadth of the country to uncover its hidden secrets. “Making Tracks” visits Australia’s iconic destination by road, with each episode featuring a different travel route and destination. Discover Australia’s hidden gems, stunning scenery, incredible nature and wonderful diversity of people on this brand new travel series.
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TALK
TO THE ANIMALS - SERIES 4 - NEW RELEASE
26 x 30:00
Talk to the Animals is an exciting new lifestyle series
delivering eclectic content around one central theme: the
incredible relationships between humans and animals. Hosted
by Nicky Buckley and featuring veterinarian Dr. Chris Brown,
Talk to the Animals delivers both fun and important
information about not only furry domestic friends, but also
the exotic, the endangered and the downright dangerous. The
talented and passionate team highlight common pet behavioural
concerns providing viewers with practical and easy solutions
to help assist in training and caring for their beloved pets.
From adorable puppies to dangerous snakes this series is sure
to become a family favourite! Available
in HD.
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WILD AUSTRALIA - NEW RELEASE 1 x 60:00 and 6 x 60:00
From the original ‘Crocodileman’ comes an incredibly exciting wildlife adventure television Special. David Ireland is known worldwide as one of the world’s most experienced wildlife presenters and in this new (1 x 60’) High Definition film, he works with all manner of Australian creatures, particularly dangerous animals. Ireland has the ability to catch deadly snakes, hand feed sharks, wrestle a crocodile and capture a wild boar. He is not only an expert diver and cameraman, but also an expert bushman, having spent years with Aborigines in the Outback. The wild encounters filmed for the first time and the astounding animal interactions will amaze viewers. This film captures spectacular wildlife behaviours never seen before in HD. “Wild Australia” is truly a masterpiece and a major achievement for ‘The Wildlife Man’.
Available
in HD.
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COUGAR
CROSSINGS
1 x 60:00
Filmed in the untamed wilderness of the Canadian Rockies,
this documentary Special is educational, entertaining and
packed with breathtaking scenery. The film tells a 'rite of
passage' story of two orphaned cougar cubs. Set in the coastal
rainforests of Vancouver Island in Western North America,
the cougar capital of the world, these young cougars learn
to survive on their trek down the mountain. Encounters with
other wildlife and humans heighten their adventure. Hunger
and curiosity take their toll drawing them into logging areas,
livestock farms, and backyards with pets and children. Cougar
Crossings investigates the myths and truths of these mysterious
lions of the Americas.
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DANGER
IN THE SEA
13 x 30:00
The very title of this series conjures up images of large,
teeth-baring beasts, preying on other animals or humans. In
this dramatic, highly accurate series, an underwater naturalist
and a marine biologist team up to record on film those creatures
that are recognized as dangerous to mankind. This award-winning,
significant television programming portrays the incredible
behaviours of the inhabitants of the undersea world as they
really are, and how they interact with man.
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DEADLY
DOWN UNDER
1 x 60:00
Australian wildlife is more than leaping kangaroos and cuddly
koalas. It has a dark side as well, and this one-hour television
programme presents an aspect of Wild Australia that the glossy
tourist publications might prefer us not to see. The island
continent is home to the most venomous snake on earth - the
Inland Taipan. The blue-ringed octopus is small and beautifully
marked, making it attractive to children. But a single bite
can be deadly. The Redback spider is related to the Black
Widow but is many times more deadly. In this excellent film,
we see these creatures in their natural environment, and we
learn about their anatomy, their habits, and their venom.
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DEATH
ZONE, THE
1 x 60:00
Catch, tag and release White Sharks. Now, that's a job! Especially
when it occurs in "THE DEATH ZONE". This remarkable documentary
provides indepth coverage of the intense peril that these
shark researchers find for themselves. The fabulous ground-breaking
footage delivers the catching of mature white sharks, man-handling
them onto an innovative sling on the side of the research
vessel, keeping them alive while large GPS tracking devices
are affixed to their dorsal fins, and then releasing them.
Informative, entertaining, and the science is right up to
the minute. Sensational cinematography. |
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DEVIL
DIARY
1 x 60:00
Devil Diary takes us behind the scenes of the world's largest
Tasmanian Devil Sanctuary to experience first-hand the everyday
dramas faced by the park staff as they care for and raise
these animals. This documentary showcases the amazing animal
behavior of Tasmanian devils and the variety of ways they
interact with the park staff. Contrary to myth, Tasmanian
Devils can be affectionate towards people and are one of the
most responsive of all marsupials. Some just want to be cuddled
by humans, while others are only interested in attacking!
The Tasmanian devil has a reputation for being fierce and
repulsive. For the first time this film reveals the other
side of the devil's character.
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GO
WILD
6 x 30:00
GO WILD is a fun and informative programme, bringing the African
environment and wildlife into the living room of every family
around the world. The series is shot entirely in Africa taking
viewers right into the bush where the two presenters experience
first- hand a variety of wild habitats, including the African
savannah, wetlands, Mountain and forest areas. Wild African
creatures such as Buffalo, Zebra, Giraffe, Wildebeest and
Warthogs are some of the animals featured. Watch as conservationists
track wild dogs, measure up the space needed for a herd of
elephants, tag buffalo, get really close to wild cheetah and
visit a crocodile breeding centre.
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HUMMINGBIRDS: DAZZLING JEWELS
1 x 30:00
More than 5 years of behavioral research and field work has
led to this extraordinary documentary about the life of Hummingbirds.
Recorded in high-definition in Panama, Costa Rica, Colombia,
Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil, this film provides: unique,
never-before-seen close-ups of Hummingbirds; their nutrition
and metabolism; scenes of behavior; the birds’ relationship
with flowers; their adaptability to the environment; and much
more. Available in HD.
Also available for Home Video (DVD):
The Video Guide to Hummingbirds (100 species x
approx. 1’ each).
A comprehensive review of the most popular one hundred species
of hummingbirds recorded in their natural habitats. Available
in HD.
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THE
IBERIAN RESERVE
13 x 30:00
Discover the Iberian Peninsula with its magnificent geographical
features. This series offers a well-informed perspective on
the different species, many of which are endangered but have
been fortunate enough to choose The Iberian Reserve as their
home.
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IN THE COMPANY OF MOOSE
1 x 60:00
Biologist Vic VanBallenberghe has spent more time living with
wild moose than anyone in the world. So much time in fact
that he was absent for much of the childhood of his only son.
Determined to learn more about the father he hardly knows,
Vic’s son, documentary filmmaker Jonathan VanBallenberghe,
chronicles a season of his father’s research at Denali National
Park in Alaska and tells the story through his film, “In The
Company of Moose”. While capturing the most extensive, amazing,
and up-close HD footage of moose ever caught on film and learning
about this majestic animal, Jonathan recognizes the magnificence
of Vic’s life work, and a gap is bridged between father and
son. Available in HD.
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THE
LAST FRONTIER
100 x 30:00
This extraordinary adventure documentary series follows the
expeditions of The Foundation for Ocean Research led by naturalist
and underwater film maker John Stoneman as he and his crew
of divers and scientists travel the world's oceans seeking
answers to many of the mysteries that still remain hidden
in the ocean depths. The Last Frontier, the largest
original television series about the sea ever produced, was
shot over a five-year period during which Stoneman himself
logged a lifetime record of 11,000 dives and more than 4,700
hours beneath the waves. All 100 episodes of this award-winning
series were shot on 16mm film with the highest standards of
production value and careful selection of subject matter,
storylines and exotic locales worthy of prime time television
viewing.
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THE
LIVING SEA® WITH JOHN STONEMAN
26 x 30:00
While drawing attention to the fragility of the marine environment,
celebrated underwater filmmaker and naturalist John Stoneman
captures the majesty and panoramic splendours of the world's
oceans and their inhabitants in this exquisite, defining and
award-winning documentary series.
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OCEAN
CRYSTALS
15 x 5:00
Each five-minute Ocean Crystal is a separate film, with a
beginning and an end, a fascinating story, beautiful sequences
and outstanding film footage (shot in 16mm film) that will
captivate the audience. These short films, all edited to the
exact 5-minute length, charm, educate, inspire and entertain
the viewer -- the perfect interstitial (filler). Enchanting
coral reefs to the dangers of great white sharks; endangered
monstrous whales to ghostly shipwrecks, the marvelous undersea
world is unveiled.
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OCEAN
MOSAIC
6 x 60:00
The world’s oceans are a wonderful mosaic of extremes. The
habitats that exist around the globe, as well as the animals
that live in them, reveal nature’s wildly varied approaches
to accommodating life on our “ocean planet”. In six spectacular
one-hour specials, underwater naturalist and film maker John
Stoneman personally examines the many wonders of the undersea
realm. He visits the globe, from the far reaches of the harsh
polar regions to the dazzling and plentiful equatorial zone.
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THE
OCEAN WORLD OF JOHN STONEMAN
13 x 30:00
John Stoneman, one of the most prolific underwater filmmakers
in the world, brings to viewers another exciting, award-winning
documentary series highlighting the beauty and wonder of the
undersea world. The stories include the great white and mako
sharks, the saving of a humpback whale, the travails of the
Arctic harp seals, long forgotten shipwrecks and much, much
more. Shot entirely on 16mm film right across the northern
North America from the Atlantic to the Pacific and particularly
in and around the Arctic Ocean.
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OceanZOO
13 x 30:00
This incredible 13-part series follows the daily routines
in three diverse Aquariums located in the South Western Pacific.
Sharks, penguins, stingrays and marine biologists are among
the few that take center stage in this engaging series. From
working with Great White Sharks to rescuing injured marine
creatures, OceanZOO is on location in the ocean environments
that surround us. Whether on land or in the water, zoos are
extremely important for conservation and education of wildlife.
This series shows how the underwater environment makes the
zoologist's job far more challenging than their terrestrial
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SERVANTS OF GANESH
1 x 60:00
A significant new entry in the natural history genre, “Servants
of Ganesh” looks at the evolving relationship between elephant
and people in a land where this dynamic forms an important
part of everyday life. In the lush jungle lowlands of Nepal,
an elephant handler uses ancient techniques to prepare the
elephant for life within the wildlife conservation area of
Chitwan National Park. Training the young elephant is an arduous
rite of passage, and a spiritual journey. For in Nepal, elephants
are revered as gods, and this captivating film illuminates
the deep understanding that the handler has for the animal;
revealing how elephants’ natural behaviour and intelligence
can be harnessed in a way that rewards both man and beast. Available in HD.
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SHARKS:
THE SILENT KILLERS
1 x 60:00
This is a spectacular, award-winning nature documentary that
was produced from original 16mm footage shot all over the
world, and also features CGI (computer generated images),
highlighting the anatomy, sensory systems and other behaviours
of the 'man-eating' sharks as never before seen on television.
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ULTIMATE OUTDOORS WITH EDDIE BROCHIN>
39 x 30:00
An action-packed, half-hour documentary series that follows
the adventures of its host, master outdoorsman Eddie Brochin,
“Ultimate Outdoors with Eddie Brochin” offers a cinematic
high-production-value approach to the outdoor genre. Viewers
join Brochin as he travels around the USA in pursuit of adventure.
The series features an entire programming stream dedicated
to fishing, and an entire programming stream dedicated to
other outdoor pursuits. Brochin approaches the subject matter
in an entertaining and educational manner, pursuing his quarry
with traditional bow-hunting equipment and even adding a red-tailed
hawk named “Maverick” to his Ultimate Outdoors staff.
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WATERWAYS
ADVENTURES
13 x 30:00
A comprehensive guide and an unforgettable journey through
the diverse and intricate waterways of Venezuela and the Caribbean
(Los Roques, Bonaire, Cayman, Bahamas and Cozumel). This wonderful
ecotravel/adventure television series educates and entertains
the viewer as it winds through some of the world's most magnificent
and tranquil places (unexplored jungles, ancient indigenous
cultures, mysterious rock formations, Amazonian forests, and
other tantalizing wonders).
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WILD
VENEZUELA
13 x 30:00
With more than 25 ecosystems, Venezuela boasts an extremely
rich biodiversity. This unique series explores in vivid images
the opulence of the reefs, the wide variety of exotic birds,
mammals, reptiles and underwater creatures, including a complex
mosaic of survival strategies. The viewer experiences the
challenges of adventure (kite surfing, free diving, bone fishing,
mountain biking and more) while absorbing the splendid landscapes
and unforgettable sunsets.
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WILDLIFE
WRANGLERS
13 x 30:00
Filmmaker Matthew Todd Paproski, while raising a lone wolf
cub on location in rural Alberta, shares the behind-the-scenes
story of the close relationships his crew forged with cougar
cubs Roxy and Chaos when making the film Cougar Crossings
on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. Adventurous and funny,
the crew faces many challenges as the cubs mature and encounter
prey, predators and people for the first time. With a global
vision and a unique western Canadian perspective, each episode
highlights educational themes on public safety, filmmaking,
ecological awareness and entrepreneurship.
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