Marine & Wildlife Filming

Australia's coastline is one of the richest marine filming environments in the world. The Great Barrier Reef and Coral Sea offer clear tropical water and extraordinary biodiversity, while the Tasman Sea and Indian Ocean coasts deliver dramatic kelp forests, whales, and shark species. Filming on the Reef requires Marine Park Authority permits, which we coordinate.

Australia has extraordinary native wildlife including kangaroos in the outback, koalas in eucalyptus forests, wombats, platypuses, and Tasmanian devils, alongside marine life at the Great Barrier Reef. We know where and when to find specific species across Kakadu, the Blue Mountains, the Snowy Mountains, and the Flinders Ranges.

Yes, we work with experienced wildlife cinematographers who specialize in patient, ethical filming that captures natural behavior. Our specialists have years of experience with Australian native species and work regularly with international natural history broadcasters.

We assist with all necessary permits for filming protected species and in protected areas. This includes coordination with Screen Australia, the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park Authority, state national parks, and Indigenous cultural consultation where required for sites such as Kakadu or Uluru-Kata Tjuta.

Yes, we offer professional underwater cinematography with RED, ARRI, and Sony cameras in underwater housings. Our divers are experienced in Great Barrier Reef shoots, shark encounters, and coastal filming from Queensland to the Great Ocean Road.

Timing depends on your subject—dry season (May to October) is ideal for Kakadu wetlands and Top End wildlife, while coral spawning on the Great Barrier Reef happens in November. We advise on seasonal windows for whale migration, nesting birds, and outback species.