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Earth: The BBC's most ambitious film project
Earth is an epic new film by the BBC Worldwide and Berlin-based Greenlight Media.
For the next few weeks we'll be publicising the film, which is showing in UK cinemas now. We will be showcasing some inspiring imagery and video clips, many of which feature the species and habitats that we're working hard to protect.
Earth is a natural history film based on the BBC series Planet Earth. It includes stunning footage of some of the rarest and most charismatic animals and the most extreme environments around the globe.
The film, which is on an unprecedented scale even for the BBC, took 40 cameramen five years to film in 200 locations, from the Arctic to the deserts of Namibia's Skeleton coast, in Africa. Earth shows the struggle for survival of animals across the globe, throughout the seasons.
New camera technology allowed the crew to film footage in environments in which it was previously extremely difficult to shoot: from capturing the beauty of birds of paradise in the dark forests of Papua New Guinea to awe-inspiring high-definition aerial filming in the Himalayas.
Earth is showing in UK cinemas now
Earth is a natural history film based on the BBC series Planet Earth. It includes stunning footage of some of the rarest and most charismatic animals and the most extreme environments around the globe.
The film, which is on an unprecedented scale even for the BBC, took 40 cameramen five years to film in 200 locations, from the Arctic to the deserts of Namibia's Skeleton coast, in Africa. Earth shows the struggle for survival of animals across the globe, throughout the seasons.
New camera technology allowed the crew to film footage in environments in which it was previously extremely difficult to shoot: from capturing the beauty of birds of paradise in the dark forests of Papua New Guinea to awe-inspiring high-definition aerial filming in the Himalayas.
Earth is showing in UK cinemas now
