The new Sensational Seas Two DVD trailer is now available as a free DiveFilm HD Podcast at iTunes! The two-minute preview showcases some of the fun-filled underwater images from the Sensational Seas Two DVD production. The trailer is also available for viewing by visiting SensationalSeas.com.
“Sensational Seas Two is a grand tour of watery realms as far-flung as Antarctica, Australia, the Andaman Sea and Georgia Aquarium. Expect the unexpected, come face-to-face with the gentlest of giants, rolling octopus, spawning frogfish, a snorkeling elephant, and tiny plankton that epitomize the grandeur of nature’s artistic flair. It makes you want to go diving!” exclaims Ned DeLoach, contributor and editor.
Sensational Seas Two will premiere highlights at Beneath the Sea International Film Festival on Saturday night March 27th. A seminar on Sunday March 28th will feature additional clips from the production. The DVD will be available for purchase on April 1, 2010 in eco-friendly packaging, recycled paper stock and soy-ink printing.
Funding for Sensational Seas Two is provided by the Carrow Foundation, and all proceeds will directly benefit REEF (Reef Environmental Education Foundation), Beneath the Sea's Ocean Pals Program and the ASIAN Geographic Society’s Anti Shark Finning campaign.
About the Production: Co-Producers Nancy McGee and Anna DeLoach; Art Director and screen writer William Warmus; DVD author Kris Wilk; Narrators Stan Waterman and Annie Crawley. Supporting partners are the Carrow Foundation, Gates Underwater Products, Wetpixel, Beneath the Sea, Scuba Diver AustralAsia Magazine and New World Publications.
About New World Publications: First published in 1989 the Caribbean Reef ID books set a new standard in marine life recognition, and firmly established co-authors Paul Humann and Ned DeLoach as quality photographers and keen behaviorists. New World Publications has since grown to be a premiere source of educational materials about the ocean realm. For further information visit www.FishID.com.
Founded in 2000 by video journalist Mary Lynn Price, DiveFilm.com was one of the first websites dedicated to streaming underwater video on the Internet. In 2005 the first podcast of underwater video to be featured at iTunes, DiveFilm Podcast Video was launched, followed in 2007 by the first High Definition podcast of underwater video to be featured at iTunes. DiveFilm HD Podcasts are produced in association with Wetpixel.com.
