Credits | Scubazoo Images

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Samsung – Over the Horizon 2019

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OCEAN (in production)
BBC’s Natural History Unit, which made Blue Planet, is returning to the oceans for a major seven-part series to be broadcast in 2017 – Ocean: New Frontiers.

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Malaysia From Below, produced by National Geographic Channel Asia in association with Scubazoo, won ‘Best Natural History or Wildlife Programme’ at the 2013 Asian Television Awards.

Scubazoo has shot and supplied a large selection of images for Dorling Kindersley’s new Super Shark Encyclopedia.

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Scubazoo filmed world-renowned particle physicist Dr. Brian Cox in Palau’s jellyfish lake for the BBC’s Science department’s ‘Wonders of Life’ series. Following on from the successful ‘Wonders of the Solar System’ and ‘Wonders of the Universe’ the series will be broadcast in late 2012.