Tag: Yann Arthus-Bertrand

  • Bomanbridge brings Yann Arthus-Bertrand docs to Asia

    Bomanbridge brings Yann Arthus-Bertrand docs to Asia

    MUMBAI: Bomanbridge Media, a Singapore-based content distribution and production agency, acquired additional high-end docs, after its recent Nexo purchase, with the procurement of six hours of spectacular, blue chip HD documentaries from CALT Distribution, representing HOPE Production’s titles.

    All programs were produced by famed French photographer, journalist, reporter and environmentalist, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, a man that has looked down on perhaps more of the Earth’s surface than anyone in history. The programs were shot in North Africa, South Asia and the Middle East.

    Titles include: Morocco From Above (produced in 4K); Mediterranean From Above, Algeria From Above, and Bangladesh From Above. These series are all in Bertrand’s particular style, using high-end technology, with skillfully crafted and expensive production budgets to capture beautiful natural landscapes with extremely complex aerial shots.

    “Bomanbridge is pleased to add these exquisite Yann Arthus-Bertrand documentaries to our rich catalogue. We pride ourselves on holding blue-chip programming, and catering to distinguished Asian audiences that value education and fine production values. These programs are simply breath-taking and provide unique perspectives on fast-changing, yet historical parts, of the world” said Bomanbridge Media CEO Sonia Fleck.

    “We were looking for the best partner in Asia to distribute our exceptional programs which deserve a wider audience, and we were pleased to find Bomanbridge – the best in the region” said Dimitri Gelineau, Sales Manager at CALT Distribution, which holds the rights for the rest of the world.

  • Bomanbridge brings Yann Arthus-Bertrand docs to Asia

    Bomanbridge brings Yann Arthus-Bertrand docs to Asia

    MUMBAI: Bomanbridge Media, a Singapore-based content distribution and production agency, acquired additional high-end docs, after its recent Nexo purchase, with the procurement of six hours of spectacular, blue chip HD documentaries from CALT Distribution, representing HOPE Production’s titles.

    All programs were produced by famed French photographer, journalist, reporter and environmentalist, Yann Arthus-Bertrand, a man that has looked down on perhaps more of the Earth’s surface than anyone in history. The programs were shot in North Africa, South Asia and the Middle East.

    Titles include: Morocco From Above (produced in 4K); Mediterranean From Above, Algeria From Above, and Bangladesh From Above. These series are all in Bertrand’s particular style, using high-end technology, with skillfully crafted and expensive production budgets to capture beautiful natural landscapes with extremely complex aerial shots.

    “Bomanbridge is pleased to add these exquisite Yann Arthus-Bertrand documentaries to our rich catalogue. We pride ourselves on holding blue-chip programming, and catering to distinguished Asian audiences that value education and fine production values. These programs are simply breath-taking and provide unique perspectives on fast-changing, yet historical parts, of the world” said Bomanbridge Media CEO Sonia Fleck.

    “We were looking for the best partner in Asia to distribute our exceptional programs which deserve a wider audience, and we were pleased to find Bomanbridge – the best in the region” said Dimitri Gelineau, Sales Manager at CALT Distribution, which holds the rights for the rest of the world.

  • Green World Award for Yann Arthus-Bertrand at MIPTV

    Green World Award for Yann Arthus-Bertrand at MIPTV

    MUMBAI: French photographer Yann Arthus-Bertrand will receive the first ever Green World Award at MIPTV featuring MILIA. The new award has been created to recognize the efforts of industry professionals who have contributed to the global awareness of environmental issues.

    Bertrand will receive the Green World Award on Tuesday 17 April during a dinner for industry executives. He will also give a keynote speech in which he will discuss television’s role in the fight against global warming at the 44th annual MIPTV featuring MILIA event at Palais des Festivals, Cannes from 16 to 20 April.

    “We want to contribute to the awareness of environmental concerns through our tradeshows,” says Reed MIDEM Chief Executive Officer Paul Zilk.

    “Television has a huge impact on public opinion and education, and the creation and broadcasting of environment-focused programming is extremely important. The series of documentaries inspired by Bertrand called “From Above,” depict the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. 

    “I’m delighted to receive the MIPTV featuring MILIA Green World Award,” says Bertrand.

    “My commitment to sustainable development grew from studying the Earth on a daily basis, from encounters and from readings. I became aware that my photos were useful and that my own convictions gave them additional value. The more interest one takes in our planet and the more one realises the issues at stake, the greater the desire to actively engage in change for the better.”

    Bertrand has had a childhood passion for nature and has run a nature reserve in France and also studied behavior of lions in Kenya. This is where he published his first book ‘Lions’. He has worked as a photojournalist specializing in adventure sports, nature even tennis.

    His pictures have been published in leading international magazines including Paris Match, Geo, Life and The National Geographic.In July 2005, Bertrand created GoodPlanet.org, a non-profit organisation aiming to promote sustainable development.

    MIPTV featuring MILIA’s 2007 conference programme opens on the 16 April with a conference entitled “Is Green TV prime-time TV?”. The conference presents a panel of leading professionals specialising in the Green TV sector who will discuss the global development of environmental programmes.