Dive to Shark Volcano

BBC / Discovery US - 1 x 50 mins - BBC NHU 

A place with so many sharks it was dubbed "Shark Island" by the few who have been there. The film looks at how underwater volcanoes sustain a food chain that ends with hundreds of feeding sharks. Working with stunning imagery is always a joy, but it was especially exciting to be working with the BBC Natural History Unit for the first time. This led onto other sound tracks with the BBC NHU including Deadly 60 series 1&2 and Natural Born Hunters,

Link to Discovery  

More music from the film - please stop video before playing...

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