We love South Africa and have been lucky enough to make many short films for South Africa Tourism showing the beauty of the land and people seen through the eyes of internationally renowned National Geographic photographers.
We have made many friends and built up a great network of very experienced production contacts across South Africa and can offer film opportunities and production services at all levels in this great country.
Producer: Paul Darter
Director: Christopher Purcell
National Geographic: Lindsay Rocke
Offline Editor: Simon Ruben
with Pablo Corral Vega
with Jimmy Chin
Cave Art to Eagles in the glorious Drakensberg Mountains
Through Kwa Zulu Natal from coastal Durban to the heart of the Zulu homeland
Sea and Mountain in beautiful Cape Town
In search of the Big 5 in Madikwe
A series of films profiling the work of Gemfields - a world-leading supplier of responsibly sourced, coloured gemstones.
They oversee the mining and marketing of coloured gemstones from some of the world’s finest gemstone deposits and do so responsibly and transparently. They have mining operations in Zambia for emeralds and in Mozambique for rubies.
These films are part of an ongoing collaboration between Rolex and National Geographic celebrating some of the world's most amazing explorers.
Anglo Filming has been privileged to work with visionary underwater experts like Sylvia Earle and the late Henri Delauze to a new generation of explorers like Ghislain Bardout.
Ghislain Bardout: dir. Richard Max
Sylvia Earle, David Doubilet: dir. Christopher Purcell
Adam Ravetch: dir. Allan Code
Producer: Paul Darter
Editor: Simon Ruben
Creative Director: Louise Friend
Anglo Filming caught up with expedition leader Ghislain Bardout after his return from an amazing 800km journey both over and under the North Pole.
Sylvia Earle is one of the world's pre-eminent oceanographers and one of National Geographic's Explorers in Residence. She is a multiple award winning pioneer, author, scientist and campaigner.
The late Henri Delauze was a pioneer of undersea exploration. He worked with Jaques Cousteau in the 1950s and founded Comex the undersea engineering and exploration company in 1961.
Anglo Filming joined Adam Ravetch on the edge of the Arctic Circle while completing his amazing 3D film on Polar Bears and learned how the Rolex Our World Underwater Scholarship changed his life.
David Doubilet is a master of underwater photography. His work has taken him to freshwater ecosystems such as Botswana's Okavango Delta and Canada's St. Lawrence River. He has photographed stingrays, sponges, and sleeping sharks in the Caribbean as well as shipwrecks in the South Pacific, the Atlantic, and at Pearl Harbor.
Anglo Filming sent small teams of film-makers into amazing fragile ecosystems all around the world for this series about UN biospheres for National Geographic Channel and Star Alliance.
The actual filming ended up having to take place in a very tight window with Anglo Filming coordinating teams shooting in India, Tanzania and America simultaneously.
Wolves of Yellowstone
Christopher Purcell covered the controversial re-introduction of wolves to the Yellowstone National Park.
Abrolhos Maritime Reserve, Brazil
Director Billy Rich travelled off the coast of Brazil for Anglo Filming tracking whales and interviewing Marcia Engel from the Humpback Whale Institute.
Butterflies in Tanzania
Directed by Nicolai Amter, this film profiles the positive work of small communities in the Amani Nature Reserve at the base of the East Usambara Mountains, north-east Tanzania.
Hagia Sophia
The conservation and restoration of this much loved building at the heart of Istanbul directed by Christopher Purcell.
Chilika Lake, India
Director Roopinder Sood travelled to the East Coast of India in Orissa state to Chilika, India's largest brackish lake and home to one of the country's largest areas of endangered biodiversity.
Producer: Paul Darter
Creative Director: Louise Friend
Research: Frederic Martin
Editor: Simon Ruben
A campaign by BBC Creative for Radio 4.
Secrets of Testosterone in Late Night Woman’s Hour.
The perfect G&T from the Kitchen Cabinet
The mind-bending truth about Gravity from the Infinite Monkey Cage.
Featuring the voices of Brian Cox and Robin Ince, Lauren Laverne and Jay Rayner.
Produced by Paul Darter, Directed by Michael Hall at Sharp Cookies Ltd. for TFL.
Produced by Paul Darter for Sharp Cookies Ltd.
Director - Michael Hall
DOP - Adam Hall
Editor / B CAM - Matt Hall
Production Manager - Marjan Debevere
This cinema ad was shot on a Canon 1D using a lightweight gyroscopic rig and was graded in post production for a cinema release.
Directed and shot by Pravda, this Norwegian company approached Anglo Filming to take care of UK production, filming permissions, casting, equipment hire and transport.
UK Production by Elizabeth Dorsett for Anglo Filming Ltd.
An explosive new set of idents for Comedy Central. Shot on the Phantom Flex.
Produced by Paul Darter
Directed by Richard Sclater
DOP Amy Newstead
Production Manager Marjan Debevere
This ad was filmed in Tenerife for Samsung and National Geographic Channel. It involved a complicated week-long, multiple location shoot with up to 40 crew. 3D filming was using twin Panasonic Genesis cameras on an Element Technika rig.
Director: Roopinder Sood
DOP: Brendan McGinty
Production Manager: Marjan Debevere