NaturalHistoryFilm.com News

New footage from Africa now online

Sun, 20 May 2012 13:08:09 -0600

We have now place some of our footage online from the trip to Africa earlier this year. You will find lots of HD footage in most of the categories under mammals, like "Africa's big five", "Africa's predators", "Africa's great migration" etc... Hope you enjoy!

New footage coming online soon

Sun, 20 May 2012 13:08:09 -0600

In recent months we have visited Africa several times and shot a lot of wildlife during these trips. We are currently putting the finishing touches on this material and we hope to have this online within the next few weeks... Check back soon for stunning African wildlife and nature footage.

Great savings during September

Sun, 20 May 2012 13:08:09 -0600

During the first part of September, we are giving a discount of 20% on all purchases made on NaturalHistoryFilm.com - applies to both footage and images. On the check-out page enter "SEPT20PCT" (without the quotes) to take advantage of these great savings. Do not wait too long because this offer expires on 20 September 2011...

Our footage in a tv film

Sun, 20 May 2012 13:08:09 -0600

Soon on the UK television a film called "Ice" will be shown. Via an intermediary (Arctic Stock Images) we have been able to provide some footage that will be used in the film.

The plot of the film is as follows (source: IMDb.com):

Environmentalist Prof Thom Archer, warns of a new ice age and points a finger at sinister energy giant Halo. The multi-national is drilling on the Greenland Glacier and causing it to melt. But his warnings are ignored. Then, after a colleague is murdered, Thom realizes he must put years of desk-bound theory behind him and fight for his survival and the survival of Earth itself.

To watch a preview, please click here (unfortunately the footage that we have provided is not in the trailer).

New penguin footage coming

Sun, 20 May 2012 13:08:09 -0600

As announced earlier this year, we are expecting some footage of rare penguins as well as other birds (e.g. albatross) and mammels (elephant seals and fur seals) living on some remote subantarctic islands 'downunder'.

We have just been informed that the producer expects to have the first of the material ready and uploaded on our site by Christmas. If anyone has a request, please let us know and we will make sure that a 'wishlist' is joining the producer on the trip. No guarantees, of course, but you know the saying; nothing ventured, nothing gained...