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- ‘LIFE’ wins Outstanding Cinematography Emmy
- Filming and photography trip to Maliau Basin
- Humphead wrasse release at Tunku Abdul Rahman Park
- Danum Valley Field Centre video production
- Seaweed farming in Halmahera, Indonesia
Splash Into February
‘Splash’ the underwaterchannel.tv’s monthly magazine programme is out now….. This month Simon revisits Selingan island, off Sabah’s East coast, to take a look at nesting green turtles, while Roger is in Tonga to film humpback whales in the blue waters of Vava’u.
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Tonga Tango
The latest edition of Asian Diver magazine has just come off the press featuring underwater cameraman Roger Munns showing off his underwater dancing skills with a 4 tonne partner! ‘Tonga Tango’ documents the trials and tribulations of Roger, Jason Isley and the rest of the BBC ‘LIFE’ team as they attempted to film a humpback whale heat run.
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Text and photography by Jason Isley. Download the PDF version here.
Fifty places to dive before you die by Chris Santella
Chris Santella called up Scubazoo and asked us where we’d like to dive if our ‘time’ was about to be up. Simon C, Jason, Simon E, Roger and Matt were all interviewed by Chris on the subject of their favourite dive destination and Scubazoo provided underwater images to complement each write-up.
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With contributions from diving experts such as Mike Ball, Stan Waterman and Stephen Frink plus a useful “if you go” section for each destination, this book is your essential guide to where to go and make bubbles. For a quick look at ‘Fifty places’ take a look here. There is a comprehensive review of this book by Eric Hanauer on Wetpixel.com.
Reef book update
It’s now 16 months since the launch of Scubazoo’s second coffee table book reef and it has gone well and truly global. At the time of writing, reef has been translated into 10 different languages…
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Now available in American, Chinese, Czech, English, French, German, Japanese, Polish, Slovak, and Spanish, whether you’re reading Riffe, Arrecifes, Útes, or Passion Mer, Scubazoo are very excited to be bringing the underwater world into your home.
Business of Sport
CNBC Asia: Scubazoo was featured recently in a Business of Sport segment on the weekly CNBC Asia TV programme World Business. If you missed it on satellite you can watch the show below.
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If you are having difficulties watching the video above, click here to watch it on youtube.
Dicing with death while diving
Grab a copy of Metro on Monday 8th December to read about Scubazoo Cameraman Simon Enderby’s top five most dangerous dives. Sharks and an unlikely dive with a crocodile in Sipadan, Malaysia are featured in the article plus a couple of marine creatures that you might not expect to see in the top five… click here to see the article online.
Brunei Rapid Marine Assesment
In October 2008 Scubazoo were contracted by the Brunei Fisheries Department to document a Rapid Marine Survey of Brunei’s Coral, Fish and Sea Shell bio-diversity.
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Our underwater filming team of Simon Enderby, Chris Tan and Seok Wun joined the scientific team which consisted of some of the biggest names in Marine Science. The project was a great success and revealed some interesting insights into Brunei’s marine life…. check out the production write-up here.
Deadly 60 – BBC NHU
Deadly 60 host Steve Backshall comes face to face with several deadly shark species in the Bahamas. Scubazoo filmed the underwater encounters with the lemon shark, tiger shark, and the Caribbean reef shark.
The End of the Line
Scubazoo were recently involved in filming for ‘The End of the Line’ – a theatrical release about the devastating effects of overfishing.
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The shoot took place in and around the beautiful Philippine island of Palawan and included a four day trip to the remote and pristine atoll of Tubbataha. ‘The end of the line’ is now being edited in the UK. Watch this space for release details.
Scuba Diver Australasia Cover Shot
Kudos to Adam Broadbent this month as his colour saturated blenny gets the honour of the Scuba diver Australasia cover.
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Not content with that, Adam also has his portfolio featured while Jason Isley contributes an article on an old haunt of his, Mabul, and Roger Munns sneaks in with a shot of a rhinopias eye in the art section. Buy a copy from your news stand today or sign up for the e-magazine if you live further afield.
