This series takes us behind the scenes in one of the world’s most elite organisations. Not only will we follow young recruits aspiring to become Royal Marine Commandos but we’ll travel to the freezing fjords of Norway where the Mountain Leaders train and sail to the Gulf to witness the international work of the boarding teams fighting criminal drug gangs.
It’s been two years since marine biologist Monty Halls, wife Tam and daughters Molly and Isla travelled to one of the most unique and ecologically important places on the planet – the Galapagos.
Now, with concern for the planet a global issue, the family are heading back!
Monty Halls returns to his ‘favourite place on Earth’ to investigate the wonders and challenges that both define and threaten this awe-inspiring jewel of nature. But for the first time he will not be adventuring there on his own. Read More
Monty Halls retraces four extraordinary journeys as he treks the Freedom Trails of WWII, discovering what it took to escape Nazi Europe and meeting the ordinary men and women who became heroes in the process. Read more
Broadcast
2015
A project devised by Monty to track the large predators that follow South Africa’s Sardine Run. Seadog once again provided all marine support and underwater filming capabilities, in a co-production with our old friends, Tigress.
Broadcast
2014
Seadog provided all aerial filming support for this four-part series, exploring regions of the world that had never been previously filmed. This included filming in deep cave systems in Borneo, as well as capturing the first ever footage of two mystical waterfalls in Guyana.
Broadcast
2013
Seadog’s most ambitious project to date, working in co-production with Tigress. Over the course of a year, Seadog provided all marine, diving, and underwater filming support telling the story of four expeditions to Namibia, Egypt, America and Japan in an attempt to solve some of the lingering mysteries of the underwater world.
Broadcast
2012
Filmed by Indus, Seadog provided the underwater filming sequences for this five-part series which Monty also presented. The series told the tale of small boat fishermen in the UK, and for the diving and underwater sequences required filming from Seadog’s RIB and use of a full HSE qualified team.
Broadcast
2012
A short film charting the arrival of cuttlefish in Spring in the shallow waters off Babbacombe Bay in South Devon. The film aired (ironically) in Autumn of that year, baffling many an aspiring marine biologist.
Broadcast
2011
Seadog provided boat cover and consultation for a series that explored the seas around Connemara off the coast of Ireland. Monty worked as a whale and dolphin conservation officer for this series, meaning Seadog was intimately involved in managing the demands of filming both above and below the water.
Broadcast
2010
Once again providing all aspects of marine cover, including underwater filming, for marine wildlife sequences during this six-part series filmed in the wild waters of the Outer Hebrides over the Winter months.
Broadcast
2009
Five episodes for BBC2 following Monty and Reuben learning to live on the west coast of Scotland, exploring the Inner Hebrides and converting a ruined building into a home. Seadog provided all marine support & underwater filming capabilities.
