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DANIELE IOP
N. of videos: 76
Daniele Iop started filming the submarine world in 1989; his first equipment consisted of a Sony Video 8 camera and one Sony underwater case with two 50 watts lamps. His early editing equipment for videos was made up of one Panasonic video recorder and of one mixer; it was linear editing, with all its consequent limitations.
During his experience he used 8 mm and HI 8 mm cameras and finally came to digital (DVCAM), which constituted a turning point in reliability and quality, allowing Videosub to widen its horizons. In the video editing field, always managed on his own, he used various linear systems, formed by different types of video mixers, while with the coming of the first non-linear editing systems, he extended his experience to the world of informatics; he began with Amiga (especially for headlining meant for effect), going on with PCs using the first video capture boards.
His knowledge of the cinematographic language and of the video editing technique grew through time, dedication and power of observation; in fact, it was sufficient to take the cue from television and, obviously, from cinema, to learn and develop the cinematographic language, especially regarding the ability to synthetize. On the other hand, at that time, there were only a few courses about underwater filming; so, it was fundamental, for Iop’s growth, confronting in competitions and projections, especially when addressed to non-scuba diving public.
His passion for videos and unusual places, took him to visit little known destinations as: the Azores, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, the Canary Islands, just to mention some of them. Iop actively works together with other Video and Fotosub lovers, like M. Bortoli, Gian Melchiori, A. Pelliconi, etc. For several years he has been organizing videosub stages, in collaboration with a number of associations and he has been working with some schools for the realization of advertise videos about respect for the environment, legality and about social questions. Furthermore, Iop cooperates with M. Boyer, creating short video inserts for the biology website www.edge-of-reef.com . At the moment he’s publishing his own videos and some tutorials on the website www.videosubitalia.com . He recentely made a series of 4 biology videos, set in the Indopacific waters. He is one of the official images supplier of Genoa’s Acquarium.
Among his works: one video for the Lisi War about Languages Globality, for Campolongo Maggiore’s (Venice) “CEOD”, for the review “Airone”, for Kenya’s environment protection authority, for Skelling Islands museum (Ireland), for Nosytour, for Safari Adventure.
Iop has been jury president at Acireale Videosub World Championship 2005, member of the jury in several editions of Città di Faenza contest and for Genoa Lanterna D’oro prize 2005.
FILMOGRAPHY AND PALMARES
1992
Water’s story
Length: 5’
Filmed in: various places
A submarine tale, accompained by spectacular images filmed in the Maldives and in Mexico.
1st prize at “Reef Marine” International Contest 1992
1994
The Phoenix’ Flight
Lenght: 10’
Filmed in: France, Spain
In 1977 captain J. I. Cousteau, at the end of a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea, supposes that this sea would die in twenty years’ time. By a seagull wings, we will visit Europe’s most famous sea parks, born with the purpose to protect the Mediterranean Sea natural heritage. If these sea parks will serve as an example for future generations, maybe it won’t be too late to save the heritage...
1st prize at Genoa’s Echosub Trophy 1995
several other prizes in international competitions
1995
Tir na nog
Length: 10’
Filmed in: Ireland, Kerry
A place with no time and no age, source of wisdom, peace, beauty and immortality. A mythical place whose location nobody knew. People tell it was located on far islands, or underground, or under the sea... on the tracks of this legend we will explore Skelling Islands (Ireland), a place at the edge of the world.
Bronze palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1996
Hope
Length: 5’
Filmed in: various places
A history on hope about the future of the sea.
1st prize at the 2nd “Isotta” Videosub Contest 1995
1997
Monsters
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Canada, Vancouver Island
Ever since the childhood, many of us have been fascinated by tales about legends of the sea: tales peopled by huge monsters, that didn’t really exist and which didn’t hesitate to eat all those who ventured out to unknown seas.
Sea snakes, giant squids, huge sharks, creatures which materialize man’s fears, but that, at the same time, attract him.
Perhaps it was just some children’s desire coming from our childhood what drove us to begin this trip on the last monsters’ tracks...
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1997
Holly’s choice
Length: 5’
Filmed in: the Red Sea
A fiery dawn lights up the Red Sea. As every morning, Holly, the female dolphin, waits for her friend, Abeidallah, to come into the water and play with her. People say that Abeidallah, a deaf-mute fishman, found the dolphin close to death and saved her.
Once the dolphin recovered, Holly stayed here in Nweiba together with Abeidallah, who has now become her inseparable playfellow.
1998
Kenya Underwater World
Length: 20’
Filmed for Kenya’s environment protection authority
Some marine parks and reserves have been created along Kenya coasts, with the purpose to preserve the reef barrier and the enormous variety of life forms species which live in these waters.
The cetaceans paradise
Length: 10’
Filmed in: the Azore Islands
Situated in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores are peace heavens, rich in life, where cetaceans have found an ideal habitat where to live. For many years now, Pico Island has turned the whale fishing industry into a thriving whale-watching activity.
Young jury prize the at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1998
1999
Olm, the little drake
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Trieste Karst, Italy
Trieste and Slovenian Karst, an amazingly interesting geological area. In the Earth’s bowels, far from man’s sight, incredible caverns are hidden, surreal landscapes crossed by underground rivers.
Dark and misterious places, underworld’s antechambers, frightful and secret caves, kingdom of magical and evil beings, where nobody dared to enter. Almost wanting to confirm these popular beliefs, swollen rivers used to bring out the caverns a strange creature specimens: similar to snakes, but with legs, white and almost diaphanous, with big red wisps on the neck’s sides; these regions inhabitants, thinking that it was a sort of drake’s puppy, called him “Olm”.
1st prize at Rome Excelsior Prize 1999 ( european Parliament plate, documentaries section)
1st prize at Lugano Biennal Underwater Image Exhibition - Switzerland 2001
1st prize at Rome’s Pelagos 1999
Stones tell
Length: 13’
Filmed in: Italy and the Red Sea
Lessini mountains, through the fossils they contain, tell us about this area tropical past. Fifty millions of years ago, Tetide, “the great ocean”, used to dominate this place. Like impressive fortresses, the reef barriers used to rose from the sea bottom.
Instead of mountain woods, there used to be beaches decorated with high palms, and a luxuriant tropical vegetation used to grow in the inland.
1st prize at “Vendee Atlantique” Festival Sous-Marin – France 2001
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1999
2000
The hidden face of the Canary Islands
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Canary Islands, Spain
The Canary Islands are a well-known mass tourism destination, but as soon as you leave the most crowded beaches, you discover the hidden face of the Canary Islands.
2001
Dance of death
Length: 5’
Filmed in: the Red Sea
An ancient desert legend tells how a magic creature has created life and death in the Red Sea’s waters.
Thanks to Camille Saint Saens’ music “Danse macabre”, animals populating the reef barrier seem to dance at life’s rythm.
Golden Sisa at the 2nd Atlantic Underwater cinema week – Canaries 2002
Golden Mero at the 2nd FESTIVAL DE CINE Y VIDEO SUBMARINOS – Estartit, Spain
1st prize at Rome’s Pelagos
2nd prize at Image 2001 (England)
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 2001
Golden prize at “Celebrate the Sea 2003” – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2002
Ancient crafts of the marshes
Length: 20’
Filmed in: Campagna Lupia, Italy
Video filmed for Averto Valley WWF natural reserve.
A land rich in lagoons… rich in nature and in history, ideal place for the peoples which have been living here ever since the Neolithic.
2004
Life at the Edge of Reef
Length: 15’/20’ x 4
Filmed in: Indonesian Archipelago
A tetralogy of documentaries, entirely filmed in the Indonesian - Malayan archipelago, which intends to spread in an easy and comprehensible way, the knowledge about the biological phenomenons bound to the life in the reef barrier. The series talks about three transversal arguments about general biology, plus a fourth episode dedicated to a particularly menaced animal group.
1. Symbiosis: to live together
The word “symbiosis” comes from Greek and it means “To live together”, referring to the association among different species. In the underwater world, symbiosis relations are more widespread than what one would think...
2. Deception, guess who I am
Indonesian - Malayan archipelago: we are in the area known as the marine biodiversity sanctuary.
In this environment, between sand and coral, many animals, in order to survive, take a strategy based upon mimic, mimicry, deception.
3. Say it with a colour
Colours are, obviously, a fundamental element in the reef barrier’s life. But their biological meaning is less obvious. Why one colour instead of another one? Which is the benefit from the evolutionary point of view?
4. S.O.S. hippocampus
On Indonesian coasts, evolution shows all its creativity. Here, new living organisms have evolved to spread all over the seas of the planet. A dive in search of sea-horses and their relatives, with a particular attention to new small pygmy species.
1st prize for the series “Life at the Edge of Reef” at “Vendee Atlantique” Festival Sous-Marin – France 2005
silver palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 2004
1st prize at Lugano Biennal Underwater Image Exhibition - Switzerland 2005
3rd place for “Symbiosis” at the “Mamara 2004” – Istanbul, Turkey
3rd place for “Deception” at Vodan 2004 – Slovenia
3rd place for “Save our sea-horses” at Belgrado 8th International Contest – Serbia 2004
Award of Excellence for “Life at the Edge of Reef” at PAF Tachov 2005 – Czechoslovakia
The frontier
Length: 15’/20’
Filmed in: Trieste, Italy
Thinking about the sea, our fantasy goes to far, misterious, unknown places; or it brings us to more familiar places like coasts, or even more familiar places like seashores.
Beaches: the nearer, well-known, reassuring sea... but beaches are also the “frontier” with their fascinating world called SEA.
1st prize at Rome PELAGOS 2004
1st prize at “Miti riflessi” – Sicily 2005
Polynesia, the sun in the sea
Length: 5’
Filmed in: French Polynesia
A homage to these beautiful islands beauties. Realized for the islands presentation evening at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival (France) 2004.
Campolongo Maggiore tells itself
Length: 50’
A 5,000 copies historical documentary produced on commision of Bank del Veneziano and of Campolongo Maggiore city.
“The history of a country is like a book written by common memory through each individual’s hands. Sometimes whole sentences, paragraphs, chapters are lost in time’s fogs; and images belonging to our past stay buried in memory’s oblivion.
Opening this book’s pages makes words free, which regardless for the flowing of time, soar until the present time, bringing the memory of a past time, wich is so near and yet so far.”
2005
Life at the Edge of Reef
Tsunami, the day after
Length: 20’
Filmed in: Indonesia
26th December 2004. An enormous earthquake, measuring 9,3 on the Richter scale, the second most powerful earthquake in recent history, broke out along Sumatra’s offshore coasts submerged ridge.
The Tsunami wave triggered by the earth’s crust movement hit Indian Ocean coasts, without coming across any obstacles, causing more than 300,000 people’s death. In its progression towards south end east, the Tsunami discharged all its energy against the lands above sea level ( north of Sumatra, Malacca peninsula), sparing the rest of the Indonesian archipelago.
2nd prize at Rome PELAGOS 2005
jury special prize at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival - France 2005
Magical Mediterranean
Length: 5’
Mediterranean... a question of magic.
15 billions of years ago, nothing; then a spell, the birth of universe.
A video which marks the time by Dukas’ “The Sorcerer's Apprentice” music. A reflection about the flowing of time, which doesn’t always stay the same...
young jury prize at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival - France 2005
2006
South Africa’s white gold
lenght 17’
South Africa
Life of the South Africa’s squids
first price at “Mare a Milano” 2006
prix de la Fondation Albert 1er Musee Oceanographique de Monaco sezione A 33° Festival Mondial de l’Image Sous Marine Francia
3° Master Pelagos 2006
Life at the Edge of Reef “Big Fish series”
Shark feeding ‘the trial’’
lenght 15’
world
All about shark feeding
Prix du documentaire animalier gruppo B al 33° Festival Mondial de l’Image Sous Marine Francia
Prize at Echi da Mare di Genova 2006
2007
Campagna Lupia, a treausure to discover
A promotional DVD for Campagna Lupia (VE). DVD, produced in 5000 copy.
I remember
A story produced for the Ceod of Campolongo Maggiore (VE). This is the story of a young disabled girl. The video is narrated by the voice of her.
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
Shooting equipment:
- 1 Canon XH-A1
- Underwater housing Gates, super wide port, flat port, 16:9 monitor
- 1 Hartenberger lighting system with 2 HID 35 watts lamps
- 1 Hartenberger lighting system with 2 100 watts lamps, plus Ultralight arm
- 2 Manfrotto tripods
Editing equipment
- 1 Workstation based upon Edius NX
- 1 monitor Sony HD
- 2 17’’ monitors
- 1 17’’ wide portable computer, including firewire with 100 gb hdd
- Premiere Pro, Editus Pro 4.5, and several plug-ins
- DVCAM Videoregistrator
- Svhs Videoregistrator with Panasonic TBC
- JVC professional monitor
- 3 DVD Writers
- Backup system on external HDD 2 tb.
During his experience he used 8 mm and HI 8 mm cameras and finally came to digital (DVCAM), which constituted a turning point in reliability and quality, allowing Videosub to widen its horizons. In the video editing field, always managed on his own, he used various linear systems, formed by different types of video mixers, while with the coming of the first non-linear editing systems, he extended his experience to the world of informatics; he began with Amiga (especially for headlining meant for effect), going on with PCs using the first video capture boards.
His knowledge of the cinematographic language and of the video editing technique grew through time, dedication and power of observation; in fact, it was sufficient to take the cue from television and, obviously, from cinema, to learn and develop the cinematographic language, especially regarding the ability to synthetize. On the other hand, at that time, there were only a few courses about underwater filming; so, it was fundamental, for Iop’s growth, confronting in competitions and projections, especially when addressed to non-scuba diving public.
His passion for videos and unusual places, took him to visit little known destinations as: the Azores, Canada, Ireland, South Africa, Kenya, Madagascar, Mexico, the Canary Islands, just to mention some of them. Iop actively works together with other Video and Fotosub lovers, like M. Bortoli, Gian Melchiori, A. Pelliconi, etc. For several years he has been organizing videosub stages, in collaboration with a number of associations and he has been working with some schools for the realization of advertise videos about respect for the environment, legality and about social questions. Furthermore, Iop cooperates with M. Boyer, creating short video inserts for the biology website www.edge-of-reef.com . At the moment he’s publishing his own videos and some tutorials on the website www.videosubitalia.com . He recentely made a series of 4 biology videos, set in the Indopacific waters. He is one of the official images supplier of Genoa’s Acquarium.
Among his works: one video for the Lisi War about Languages Globality, for Campolongo Maggiore’s (Venice) “CEOD”, for the review “Airone”, for Kenya’s environment protection authority, for Skelling Islands museum (Ireland), for Nosytour, for Safari Adventure.
Iop has been jury president at Acireale Videosub World Championship 2005, member of the jury in several editions of Città di Faenza contest and for Genoa Lanterna D’oro prize 2005.
FILMOGRAPHY AND PALMARES
1992
Water’s story
Length: 5’
Filmed in: various places
A submarine tale, accompained by spectacular images filmed in the Maldives and in Mexico.
1st prize at “Reef Marine” International Contest 1992
1994
The Phoenix’ Flight
Lenght: 10’
Filmed in: France, Spain
In 1977 captain J. I. Cousteau, at the end of a cruise in the Mediterranean Sea, supposes that this sea would die in twenty years’ time. By a seagull wings, we will visit Europe’s most famous sea parks, born with the purpose to protect the Mediterranean Sea natural heritage. If these sea parks will serve as an example for future generations, maybe it won’t be too late to save the heritage...
1st prize at Genoa’s Echosub Trophy 1995
several other prizes in international competitions
1995
Tir na nog
Length: 10’
Filmed in: Ireland, Kerry
A place with no time and no age, source of wisdom, peace, beauty and immortality. A mythical place whose location nobody knew. People tell it was located on far islands, or underground, or under the sea... on the tracks of this legend we will explore Skelling Islands (Ireland), a place at the edge of the world.
Bronze palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1996
Hope
Length: 5’
Filmed in: various places
A history on hope about the future of the sea.
1st prize at the 2nd “Isotta” Videosub Contest 1995
1997
Monsters
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Canada, Vancouver Island
Ever since the childhood, many of us have been fascinated by tales about legends of the sea: tales peopled by huge monsters, that didn’t really exist and which didn’t hesitate to eat all those who ventured out to unknown seas.
Sea snakes, giant squids, huge sharks, creatures which materialize man’s fears, but that, at the same time, attract him.
Perhaps it was just some children’s desire coming from our childhood what drove us to begin this trip on the last monsters’ tracks...
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1997
Holly’s choice
Length: 5’
Filmed in: the Red Sea
A fiery dawn lights up the Red Sea. As every morning, Holly, the female dolphin, waits for her friend, Abeidallah, to come into the water and play with her. People say that Abeidallah, a deaf-mute fishman, found the dolphin close to death and saved her.
Once the dolphin recovered, Holly stayed here in Nweiba together with Abeidallah, who has now become her inseparable playfellow.
1998
Kenya Underwater World
Length: 20’
Filmed for Kenya’s environment protection authority
Some marine parks and reserves have been created along Kenya coasts, with the purpose to preserve the reef barrier and the enormous variety of life forms species which live in these waters.
The cetaceans paradise
Length: 10’
Filmed in: the Azore Islands
Situated in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, the Azores are peace heavens, rich in life, where cetaceans have found an ideal habitat where to live. For many years now, Pico Island has turned the whale fishing industry into a thriving whale-watching activity.
Young jury prize the at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1998
1999
Olm, the little drake
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Trieste Karst, Italy
Trieste and Slovenian Karst, an amazingly interesting geological area. In the Earth’s bowels, far from man’s sight, incredible caverns are hidden, surreal landscapes crossed by underground rivers.
Dark and misterious places, underworld’s antechambers, frightful and secret caves, kingdom of magical and evil beings, where nobody dared to enter. Almost wanting to confirm these popular beliefs, swollen rivers used to bring out the caverns a strange creature specimens: similar to snakes, but with legs, white and almost diaphanous, with big red wisps on the neck’s sides; these regions inhabitants, thinking that it was a sort of drake’s puppy, called him “Olm”.
1st prize at Rome Excelsior Prize 1999 ( european Parliament plate, documentaries section)
1st prize at Lugano Biennal Underwater Image Exhibition - Switzerland 2001
1st prize at Rome’s Pelagos 1999
Stones tell
Length: 13’
Filmed in: Italy and the Red Sea
Lessini mountains, through the fossils they contain, tell us about this area tropical past. Fifty millions of years ago, Tetide, “the great ocean”, used to dominate this place. Like impressive fortresses, the reef barriers used to rose from the sea bottom.
Instead of mountain woods, there used to be beaches decorated with high palms, and a luxuriant tropical vegetation used to grow in the inland.
1st prize at “Vendee Atlantique” Festival Sous-Marin – France 2001
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 1999
2000
The hidden face of the Canary Islands
Length: 15’
Filmed in: Canary Islands, Spain
The Canary Islands are a well-known mass tourism destination, but as soon as you leave the most crowded beaches, you discover the hidden face of the Canary Islands.
2001
Dance of death
Length: 5’
Filmed in: the Red Sea
An ancient desert legend tells how a magic creature has created life and death in the Red Sea’s waters.
Thanks to Camille Saint Saens’ music “Danse macabre”, animals populating the reef barrier seem to dance at life’s rythm.
Golden Sisa at the 2nd Atlantic Underwater cinema week – Canaries 2002
Golden Mero at the 2nd FESTIVAL DE CINE Y VIDEO SUBMARINOS – Estartit, Spain
1st prize at Rome’s Pelagos
2nd prize at Image 2001 (England)
Golden palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 2001
Golden prize at “Celebrate the Sea 2003” – Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
2002
Ancient crafts of the marshes
Length: 20’
Filmed in: Campagna Lupia, Italy
Video filmed for Averto Valley WWF natural reserve.
A land rich in lagoons… rich in nature and in history, ideal place for the peoples which have been living here ever since the Neolithic.
2004
Life at the Edge of Reef
Length: 15’/20’ x 4
Filmed in: Indonesian Archipelago
A tetralogy of documentaries, entirely filmed in the Indonesian - Malayan archipelago, which intends to spread in an easy and comprehensible way, the knowledge about the biological phenomenons bound to the life in the reef barrier. The series talks about three transversal arguments about general biology, plus a fourth episode dedicated to a particularly menaced animal group.
1. Symbiosis: to live together
The word “symbiosis” comes from Greek and it means “To live together”, referring to the association among different species. In the underwater world, symbiosis relations are more widespread than what one would think...
2. Deception, guess who I am
Indonesian - Malayan archipelago: we are in the area known as the marine biodiversity sanctuary.
In this environment, between sand and coral, many animals, in order to survive, take a strategy based upon mimic, mimicry, deception.
3. Say it with a colour
Colours are, obviously, a fundamental element in the reef barrier’s life. But their biological meaning is less obvious. Why one colour instead of another one? Which is the benefit from the evolutionary point of view?
4. S.O.S. hippocampus
On Indonesian coasts, evolution shows all its creativity. Here, new living organisms have evolved to spread all over the seas of the planet. A dive in search of sea-horses and their relatives, with a particular attention to new small pygmy species.
1st prize for the series “Life at the Edge of Reef” at “Vendee Atlantique” Festival Sous-Marin – France 2005
silver palm at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival – France 2004
1st prize at Lugano Biennal Underwater Image Exhibition - Switzerland 2005
3rd place for “Symbiosis” at the “Mamara 2004” – Istanbul, Turkey
3rd place for “Deception” at Vodan 2004 – Slovenia
3rd place for “Save our sea-horses” at Belgrado 8th International Contest – Serbia 2004
Award of Excellence for “Life at the Edge of Reef” at PAF Tachov 2005 – Czechoslovakia
The frontier
Length: 15’/20’
Filmed in: Trieste, Italy
Thinking about the sea, our fantasy goes to far, misterious, unknown places; or it brings us to more familiar places like coasts, or even more familiar places like seashores.
Beaches: the nearer, well-known, reassuring sea... but beaches are also the “frontier” with their fascinating world called SEA.
1st prize at Rome PELAGOS 2004
1st prize at “Miti riflessi” – Sicily 2005
Polynesia, the sun in the sea
Length: 5’
Filmed in: French Polynesia
A homage to these beautiful islands beauties. Realized for the islands presentation evening at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival (France) 2004.
Campolongo Maggiore tells itself
Length: 50’
A 5,000 copies historical documentary produced on commision of Bank del Veneziano and of Campolongo Maggiore city.
“The history of a country is like a book written by common memory through each individual’s hands. Sometimes whole sentences, paragraphs, chapters are lost in time’s fogs; and images belonging to our past stay buried in memory’s oblivion.
Opening this book’s pages makes words free, which regardless for the flowing of time, soar until the present time, bringing the memory of a past time, wich is so near and yet so far.”
2005
Life at the Edge of Reef
Tsunami, the day after
Length: 20’
Filmed in: Indonesia
26th December 2004. An enormous earthquake, measuring 9,3 on the Richter scale, the second most powerful earthquake in recent history, broke out along Sumatra’s offshore coasts submerged ridge.
The Tsunami wave triggered by the earth’s crust movement hit Indian Ocean coasts, without coming across any obstacles, causing more than 300,000 people’s death. In its progression towards south end east, the Tsunami discharged all its energy against the lands above sea level ( north of Sumatra, Malacca peninsula), sparing the rest of the Indonesian archipelago.
2nd prize at Rome PELAGOS 2005
jury special prize at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival - France 2005
Magical Mediterranean
Length: 5’
Mediterranean... a question of magic.
15 billions of years ago, nothing; then a spell, the birth of universe.
A video which marks the time by Dukas’ “The Sorcerer's Apprentice” music. A reflection about the flowing of time, which doesn’t always stay the same...
young jury prize at Antibes Submarine Image World Festival - France 2005
2006
South Africa’s white gold
lenght 17’
South Africa
Life of the South Africa’s squids
first price at “Mare a Milano” 2006
prix de la Fondation Albert 1er Musee Oceanographique de Monaco sezione A 33° Festival Mondial de l’Image Sous Marine Francia
3° Master Pelagos 2006
Life at the Edge of Reef “Big Fish series”
Shark feeding ‘the trial’’
lenght 15’
world
All about shark feeding
Prix du documentaire animalier gruppo B al 33° Festival Mondial de l’Image Sous Marine Francia
Prize at Echi da Mare di Genova 2006
2007
Campagna Lupia, a treausure to discover
A promotional DVD for Campagna Lupia (VE). DVD, produced in 5000 copy.
I remember
A story produced for the Ceod of Campolongo Maggiore (VE). This is the story of a young disabled girl. The video is narrated by the voice of her.
TECHNICAL EQUIPMENT
Shooting equipment:
- 1 Canon XH-A1
- Underwater housing Gates, super wide port, flat port, 16:9 monitor
- 1 Hartenberger lighting system with 2 HID 35 watts lamps
- 1 Hartenberger lighting system with 2 100 watts lamps, plus Ultralight arm
- 2 Manfrotto tripods
Editing equipment
- 1 Workstation based upon Edius NX
- 1 monitor Sony HD
- 2 17’’ monitors
- 1 17’’ wide portable computer, including firewire with 100 gb hdd
- Premiere Pro, Editus Pro 4.5, and several plug-ins
- DVCAM Videoregistrator
- Svhs Videoregistrator with Panasonic TBC
- JVC professional monitor
- 3 DVD Writers
- Backup system on external HDD 2 tb.
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