Published Jun 6. 2017 - 3 years ago

Shadow Fishing in the Yemen

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A film that documents a journey of saltwater fly fishing exploration in the islands of the Socotra archipelago. Quite simply a piscatorial adventure into the unknown.

Credits:
Producer - Richard Morton
Director - Jason van Niekerk
Editor - Jacquie Steyn
Cinematography - Richard Morton
Story - Richard Morton
Audio - Beyers du Toit - Audio Plant (www.audioplant.co.za)
Narrator - Darron Meyer
Post-production: RGB and Alpha (www.rgbandalpha.com)

Originator: 
Fly Fishing Nation
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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