NATURE & WILDLIFE

Shark Shooters

IN PRODUCTION

Join Jason Isley and Roger Munns (Blue Planet II: Cameramen), in their mission - to photograph some of the oceans deadliest creatures - sharks - for a new book.

Duration
1x60'
Production Company
Zoomin Studio's
Original Language
English
YOP
2017
Definitions
HD
Character-led
Ocean/Water
Streaming
coming soon

synopsis

Two mates Jason Isley and Roger Munns (Blue Planet II: Cameramen), have been given a mission - to photograph some of the oceans deadliest creatures - sharks - for a new book. Its the stuff of nightmares for some, but for these men its a dream come true spending their time filming the animals they love. One guy is an optimist, the others really not - making a classic double act. But when things get serious in the water, they always know they have each others back. We follow their race against time to capture the stunning pictures they need, and all the while try to avoid the wrath of these fearsome marine killers. As the deadline approaches, they still haven't got the shots they need, and tensions are running high. Everyones pulled through unscathed so far, but you know what happens when you think its safe to go back in the water!

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