Why are fish such incredible coloours?
Crypsis, camouflage, mimicry and masquerade - discover colour as an integral part of marine animals social behaviour. Invisible wavelengths, eye metamorphosis, polarization and vision beyond what we perceive - discover a world of illusion, in which we humans are blind.....

Bringing the revolutionary discovery that colour is the prime cryptic language of the fish, used for attracting mates, avoiding predation and fooling potential prey, this is a timely and unique portrayal of the fascinating and virtually unknown world of underwater colour communication.

Revealing mind-blowing behaviour never filmed before and astonishing images new to science, this is a pioneering breakthrough in marine animals use of fluorescence for communication and a landmark step towards improving our understanding in this field.

In a world where communication is ruled by colour display, marine animals have adapted to the underwater blues, by changing colour themselves - and, by changing colour, itself!.

At the cutting edge of marine science, 'COLOUR TALKS' unravels the mystery of underwater colour, bringing a revolutionary understanding of the language of the fish..

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A mind-blowing visual extravaganza, exploring the magic of underwater fluorescence and the inconceivable ability of marine animals to change one colour into another.

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To understand a world not designed for human eyes, we need to see it from a different point of view. Diving deeply into the fishes eyes, 'Fisheye Fantasea' is the astonishing revelation about what they really see..

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3 X 52 minute Multiple Award-Winning, Underwater Documentary Film Series. This Internationally Acclaimed Series is the coral reef, as never seen before and a truly innovative portrayal of Marine Life.

Forgotten shipwrecks, coral encrusted caves, pristine islands and the heart of the coral reef. How it is formed, why it is being destroyed and the tiny animal that builds it all: This is a dream search for ‘The Perfect Reef’, inspired by their imminent disappearance.

Be it dainty, aggressive or ambushing when least expected, flirtatious, monogamous or nurturing their young, creating new methods to survive in a fast-paced, ever-changing world, this is ‘The Circle of Life’ of the reefs inhabitants and an inspiring look into Fish Behaviour.

Extraordinary relationships, misunderstood behaviour and ‘bridging the gap’ between man and marine life, this is a quest to discover whether fishes have feelings and intelligence and a dramatically compelling story about making contact. Can fish communicate?

Featuring World Premiere footage, this is a mesmerizing encounter of the hard work the tiny Yellowhead Jawfish goes through, in order to reproduce.

The Perfect Reef PILOT
(2001, 30 mins)