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http://elwinproductions.blogspot.com
ELWIN Productions is owned and operated by Scott Mouat. Using the latest in HD digital equipment, we produce top quality wildlife documentary films for cinema, DVD and television. Based in Dunedin, New Zealand, we have access to some of the most spectacular scenery and unusual wildlife on offer in the world.
- Added on: Jan 3rd, 2009
- Country: New Zealand
- Language: English
- Author: Leta
- Listed in: Video Production Television
- Tags: production film production video production television production documentary production tv doco
Recent Posts
Dhow Time
For someone like me who gets sea sick if he sits in the bath too long, the prospect of a sailing trip in the Persian Gulf gave me mixed feelings but I thought I could cope with a short excursion. We were on board a dhow, a traditional arab yacht, m...
The Tree
Today was my first trip outside Doha, the hotel's nice but my window looks out onto a building site come car park come sandy waste ground and I was itching to see more of the country. We set of at about 4pm and after an hour driving down the motorwa...
A New Adventure
Bar a few last minute technical bits and pieces the kakapo film is finished and now entitled ‘The Unnatural History of the Kakapo’. It was finished last Friday at about 7 pm which gave me just enough time to pack some kit and catch a flight to Q...
Codfish Island
The best thing about filming wildlife in far flung places is you never really know what you're going to get and the last trip to Codfish Island was no exception. Snow, rain and hail was accompanied by earthquakes and a tsunami. We had a couple of g...
A New Production
Its funny how little things can hold you up. An absence of posts does of course mean i've been hiding in an edit suite working on the kakapo film, but that's not the only production that's been taking up my time. On the 2 May I became a Dad and Fin...
Wendy Returns.
And so it was. Wendy returned in the small hours, drawn by an uncontrollable urge to reproduce. She made her way closer and closer to the bowl, seemingly unable to resist the male’s charm. When she was within range he charged at her and in the m...
