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Capturing Moments of Beauty in an Ever-Changing World

From the stories gathered over more than two decades of exploring nature, to the documentaries yet to come, we tell stories that reveal the beauty, complexity, and interconnectedness of all living things. Through film, we seek to inspire a deeper understanding of the natural world and our place within it.

Past Project

Wild Thailand

Beyond Thailand’s image as a land of bustling cities that never sleep lies a priceless wilderness, providing sanctuary to more than 10% of the world’s living species. Wild Thailand takes audiences into the remarkable cycles of life, revealing how wildlife struggles to survive and maintain balance within complex ecosystems as the modern world continues to encroach upon the natural environment. The series offers a fresh perspective on Thailand—not merely as a travel destination, but as an irreplaceable natural heritage, precious to all life on Earth.
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Living Legacy พินัยกรรมธรรมชาติ

A journey exploring the profound connections between humanity and the ecosystems we depend on, uncovering lessons from a natural world under threat, and seeking answers to one essential question: What kind of “legacy” will we leave for future generations as our world continues to change?
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Current Projects

The Free Bird Project

Across 15 mountain ranges and 9 forests in Thailand, a 62-year old songwriter and nature lover and his 14-year-old son embark on an extraordinary journey to find 15 endemic bird species

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Across 15 mountain ranges and 9 forests in Thailand, a 62-year old songwriter and nature lover and his 14-year-old son embark on an extraordinary journey to find 15 endemic bird species

Mystery Of Siam

Inspired by 8 original songs, A Passage from Thailand is an 8 part docudrama that explores the beauty of life, freedom, balance, and the interconnectedness of all living things. Through the journey of a father and his son, the series travels from mountain peaks to coastlines, from forests and rivers to farms, temples, and ancient civilizations.

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