Wildlife Film Production
Starting in 2012, Drill Films has been dedicated to creating meaningful and engaging wildlife content for broadcast television and conservation outreach. We love a challenge and specialize in remote locations and elusive subjects. With backgrounds in science and animal behavior, we use the latest technology with an artistic process to tell stories that have never been told.
Our fieldcraft toolkit and passion for wild places get us close enough to endangered species to raise awareness for their survival without disturbing their natural behavior. We hope that through telling stories like the Lost Kings of Bioko, we can inspire others to explore our natural world, appreciate its beauty, and cherish its existence.
The Gobies of Bioko are on
Planet Earth III
Drills Films is excited to share our work on the rock climbing gobies of Bioko! After discovering this migration in 2012 we have continued our work on this incredible behavior and have since hosted scientists to come and study what we found. This November 2023, we are proud to share the story of the gobies on BBC’s Planet Earth III! Narrated by Sir David Attenborough, this latest installment continues to push the boundaries for wildlife filmmaking and storytelling. In episode four, Freshwater, you can see our sequence on rock climbing gobies filmed and directed by Justin Jay, with camera work by Tania Escobar Orihuela and production coordination by Jana Lopez Alvarez.
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