Film & Journalism
Because of its location, unique volcanic landscapes, aboriginal cultures, and abundant wildlife, Kamchatka attracts television, film, documentary, and journalistic professionals. Our international team of resource people has excellent experience and knowledge of the special challenges such projects face working in remote and often austere conditions. We are prepared to provide logistical planning, support, on-site coordination and supplies for small and large projects.
Our familiarity with Kamchatka’s climate, availability of transportation resources, and good working relationships with local service providers allows us to develop realistic project budgets. We pride ourselves in working efficiently to often economize on expensive budget items like transportation by finding ways to share costs. We have storage place for equipment and supplies and field equipment for rent. We have experience in pre-production research, recces to assess sites, and are happy to help. When needed, we can bring extra Kamchatka expertise to complicated projects to make sure you succeed.
Recent projects:
- “The Bear Man of Kamchatka” featuring Charlie Russell by River Road Films Production for BBC ‘Natural World’ 2003
- Justine Curgenven sea kayaking expedition & film 2003
- National Geographic TV documentary 2006 on Vitaliy Nikolaenko.
- BBC “The Last Man Standing” 2007-filming in Olyutorskiy District, Koriyaki
- Logistics for author David Quammen 2007 and 2008 for National Geographic Magazine
- Photographers Ami Vitale, Michael Melford for National Geographic Magazine 2007
- Randy Olson for National Geographic Magazine 2008
- Eberhard Ruhle, Filmautoren 2007 film on fisheries conservation
- Felix Heidinger, Bayerischer Rundfunk 2008 wildlife film for children
- Christian Bauermeister, Light and Shadow TV for “Wild Russia” series on German TV
- Catrin Roberts, Telesgop, series “Wild Russia” series on Welsh TV
- “Around the World in 80 Days” BBC 2009
- “The Art of Travel” Misun Park documentary filmmaker. South Korea, 2009.
Felix Heidinger, Bayerischer Rundfunk wildlife film in South Kamchatsky Sanctuary and Kronotsky State Biosphere Nature Reserve, 2009.
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