Carpathian Predators

The Carpathian mountains stretch across seven European countries. Vast primeval forests, steep gorges and isolated peaks offer a vital refuge to some of the continent’s most charismatic creatures. This is a place where predators still roam wild and humans have adapted to coexist with these formidable animals.

Colombia's Wild Coast

Colombia’s two stunning coasts – the 1,100 mile-long Caribbean and the 905-mile Pacific – provide a huge diversity of habitats that are home to some of the most fascinating underwater creatures on the planet. In this beautiful two part series, we dive with Colombia’s remarkable marine animals, and explore its unique maritime habitats on land, revealing why this country’s coastlines are home to such a dazzling array of life.

Osprey: Sea Raptor

On the east coast of North America an osprey soars over a tiny saltmarsh at the delta of the Connecticut River. He has just flown 6000 kilometres, to the place that’s imprinted on his memory since birth, the place where he will re-join his mate. As the reunited pair mates and broods their eggs, foxes, deer and scores of migrating shorebirds bring summer’s hustle and bustle back to the saltmarsh. Other osprey pairs see their eggs snatched by predators that prowl the night. But this osprey pair are battle tested. Over the course of one summer, they fend off enemies, catch hundreds of fish, and raise their tiny chicks into the next generation of sea raptors.

Arctic Secrets

Journey to the most remote Arctic landscapes, populated with unique animals and plants that have adapted to survive in the harshest climates on the planet. Using remote camera technology, ARCTIC SECRETS explores this land through spectacular, and never-before-seen, aerial panoramas.

Into The Blue

Filmed over two years, this sweeping series explores the stunning Coral Triangle, home to over 18,000 islands and the largest marine biodiversity on the planet. INTO THE BLUE is a stunning look at the various marine ecosystems and the thousands of underwater creatures that make the Coral Triangle home. *Best Film on Nature / Wildlife at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Editing at the Singapore Festival 2021 *Best Underwater Cinematographer (Álex del Olmo) at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature/ Travel Film at the Canadian Cinematography Awards 2021 *Best Nature Film, Oniros Film Awards (New York. USA) 2021 *Best Documentary, Around International Film Festival (Paris) 2021 *Best Documentary, London International Monthly Film Festival (London) 2021 *Best of Festival, NATURE WITHOUT BORDERS FILM FESTIVAL (Delaware. USA) 2021

Life On The Reef

The Great Barrier Reef is one of the world’s most complex natural ecosystems and home to a stunning array of animals. LIFE ON THE REEF presents unique stories of the people who live there and work together to maintain this precious paradise.

City Wildlife Rescue

CITY WILDLIFE RESCUE tells the tale of small animals in the big city. Learn about their daily adventures and struggles—from a mother duck and her ducklings stranded on a rooftop, to an injured turtle in need of surgery. Follow the dedicated crew at an urban wildlife centre as they help thousands of animals find their way back home.

Macro Worlds

There is a giant jungle of tiny animals to be discovered. Unearth the phenomenally diverse world of insects and the crucial role they play in the ecosystems across Europe. Learn how small scale predators impact their environments in a major way and see how the tiniest of creatures prepare for their annual end of the world: winter.

Deadly Australians

DEADLY AUSTRALIANS takes an up close and personal look at the secret lives of Australia’s most notorious – and sometimes little known – killers, including the world’s most venomous snakes, deadly jellyfish, monster crocs and venom-laden spiders.

Reef Wrecks

There are more than 3 million known shipwreck sites in the world. Some hold riches - others reveal lost history. But the most spectacular wrecks are the ones that simply refuse to die. They are known as Reef Wrecks. Reef Wrecks are the true treasures of the underwater world - part of the Ocean’s endless cycle of life – suspended in time – marking a new beginning for the sea creatures that surround them.