Scubazoo underwater cameramen Simon Enderby and Roger Munns have just completed filming on Sons of the Sea, a documentary production by Serious Pictures.
During a March 2010 shoot for the Rock Wallaby production company, Scubazoo Cameraman Simon Enderby had the honour of becoming one of the first underwater cameramen to film in the waters off the oil-rich emirate, Qatar.
Scubazoo Senior underwater cameraman Simon Enderby has just returned from the Southern Philippines after filming with wildlife presenter Steve Backshall for the BBC’s Deadly 60.
Viewers in the UK will have the opportunity to watch the fantastic series of “Last Chance to See – A search for animals on the edge of extinction” on Sundays.
If you enjoy the BBC’s Deadly sixty you can buy a copy of the book from Amazon. Worth it if only for the fact that Scubazoo’s Simon Enderby manages to get on the front cover!
Read Monty Halls’ latest adventures in South Africa and his take on Scubazoo’s Simon Enderby in the latest edition of Sport Diver magazine.
The catalyst report on the “Live Reef Fish Trade” was broadcast on ABC in Australia recently. Read how Scubazoo were involved in the production.
A team from Scubazoo recently returned to Brunei to complete filming and photography for the rapid marine bio-diversity survey commissioned by the Brunei Department of Fisheries.
Find out where you can check out Simon Enderby’s resort report in the August edition of ‘Splash’.
Scubazoo’s Simon Enderby and Chris Tan carried out underwater filming and location managed the Borneo shoot for Steve Backshall’s Deadly 60 series earlier this year and nyou can watch it on Thursday 6th August.