DOCUMENTARY CREWS
Our knowledge and experience as
marine professionals has allowed us
to become the point of contact for a
number of high profile film
companies.
Eye to Eye Marine Encounters has the
expertise and connections to provide
the best vessel, people and
locations for any professional
production team.
There are a lot of considerations to
take into account with natural
history filming, particularly in a
marine environment. Our 30+ years of
working on the Great Barrier Reef
has given us the edge in
understanding animal behaviours,
seasonality and where and how to set
up for winning shots.
Our services include:
- expedition vessels and equipment
- itinerary and logistics
- marine professionals (eg skippers,
dive guides, marine biologists,
cameramen and sound technicians)
- Fixers/Production assistants
- On screen talent (marine
scientists, industry leaders etc)
- Great Barrier Reef Marine Park
Authority permits
We have been involved with a number
of productions including:
‘Great Barrier Reef’ 4K –
NHK,
2013
‘Bullit: Encounter at Ribbon Reef -
Red Bull Media House, 2013
‘Naomi’s Nightmares of Nature’ –
BBC/CBBC, 2012
‘Shark Girl’ -
Kaufmann
Productions, 2012
‘Great Barrier Reef ‘ 3 x 1hr -
BBC Natural History Unit, 2011
‘A Whale of a Time:
Sunday Night
Program’ - Channel 7, 2010
‘IMAX Under the Sea 3D’ -
Howard
Hall Productions, 2009
‘Oceans’ -
Galatee Films/Walt
Disney, 2008
‘Mysteries of the Shark Cost’ -
Discovery Channel, 2008
‘Tiger by a tail’ –
60 minutes,
2004
‘Mystery of the Minke’ – National
Geographic, 2002
‘Shark Tracker’ -
Production
Company, 2002
The tendency for film crews to come
back time and again to work with us
makes us proud of our service and
contribution to the industry. We
welcome you to contact any of the
above production companies for
references of our skills and quality
of work.
GUIDE SERVICE
In addition to creating customized
expeditions, Eye to Eye also offers
a guide service for clients with
their own private vessel. Our expert
team of highly trained crew are
available to take you to the best
sites on the reef depending on
weather conditions, tides and your
areas of interest.
With their wealth of knowledge, our
guides will also provide extensive
interpretation of the marine world
and information on research projects
carried out in the area.
As one of 9 swimming-with -whales
endorsed operators on the Great
Barrier Reef, our guide service is a
'must do' for winter visitors
(June/July). All staff are
experienced in both minke whale
behaviour and how to manage these
interactions in a sustainable way.
They also know just what it takes to
create a meaningful wildlife
encounter and an unforgettable
experience for both humans and
whales.
Guide's skills range from: Master IV
& V, Dive Instructor, Dive Master,
Marine Biologist, Engineer,
Photographer, Videographer, & Chef.
- All crew are experienced divers
and have extensive knowledge of the
local area.
- Film crews/photographers are
available upon request.