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AQUA - 60 minute Dance Trance Odyssey

June 30, 2008

AQUA is the contemporary “Baraka” of the underwater world. Fusing the world’s best coral reef library with a dance/trance sound-track designed by the internationally celebrated dance phenomenon, Endorphin, AQUA is a music-driven odyssey into the heart of the Great Barrier Reef, aimed for release in a multitude of venues worldwide.

Due for completion in late 2008.

     
     

Coral Sea Dreaming - An Evolving Balance - HD reversion

December 6, 2007

Nearing completion is this underwater Natural History Music Video on the colourful and magical world of Coral Reefs.

At 90 minutes long and with a full 5.1 surround original music score by composer Tania Rose, it is a re-release of a well known program of the same name originally released in 1992 amidst countless reviews and many major international awards.

Filmed entirely on large professional HD cameras over the last 7 years all around the tropical waters of Australia and the South Pacific, the program promises to deliver the feast of spectacular images of sea creatures that David Hannan is renowned for.

The new program version is due for completion around March 2008 and is envisaged to suit a wide variety of display applications.

     
     
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Pisces - A Virtual Fish Tank - HD

December 6, 2007

Different to other virtual fish tank programming, this 90 minute Music Video style program on Fish is filmed entirely in actual marine environments.

Due for completion by mid 2008 'Pisces' is being specifically created as an extremely hi-quality wallpaper style program to suit a wide variety of screen sizes from virtual aquariums right through to large full wall mega style displays that are more like virtual large windows views and virtual portals.

We intend to release several versions of Pisces with different 5.1 original Music scores.

     

Projects in Development

     
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Coral Reef Special Feature Documentary

December 6, 2007

Corals have existed for millions of years since before the age of dinosaurs.

Since then they have survived earth upheavals and climate change events to form some of the most bio-diverse ecosystems on the planet rivalling rainforests.

This is the definitive story.

     
     
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TV 1 hour Documentary

December 6, 2007

Milne Bay, Papua New Guinea

Within one of the most bio-diverse areas of the planet we encounter an astonishing array of marine creatures.

View Milne Bay marine imagery in our Gallery →

     


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