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Synopsis

Have you ever wondered what it’s like to live the adventures of an Antarctic explorer? Or perhaps the expeditions of a scientist conducting their research in the south pole? Maybe the wildlife, climate or lifestyle of the most southern place on the planet is something that’s always fascinated you, but is just too out of reach. Very few are fortunate enough to travel to Antarctica, even fewer to experience what it’s truly like to live there. With this VR adventure, that’s all about to change… Welcome to your Antarctic Experience.

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Production Information

Writer, Producer & Director

Briege Whitehead

Co-Director, Director of Photography & Writer

Phil Harper

Camera Operator & Drone Operator

Dean Chisholm

Additional Writers

Liz Biggs

Raymond Pedretti

Consultant Producer

Liz Biggs

Production Coordinator

Jess Black

Production Assistants

Taylor Burtenshaw

Shelby Shaw

AAD Media Manager

Nisha Harris

AAD Communications Officer

Wendy Pyper

Offline Edit

Imrge Ltd

Assistant Editor

Brad Nisbet

Post Sound Facility

Warner Bros. Post Production Creative Services, Burbank, CA

Sound Designer & Re-Recording mixer

David Raines

First Assistant Sound Editor

Deron Street

VR VFX

DNEG

VR VFX Supervisor

Tim Baier

Music

Audio Network

A Unique Viewing Experience

With this virtual reality world-first,

Visitors wear a VR headset and see first-hand the work of Australian scientists in understanding climate change, managing ecosystems and conserving the unique wildlife.

Drone Operator Dean Chisholm
Briege Whitehead

Hear from the Project Lead

“I feel incredibly privileged to be producing this project.”

“The access we’ve been granted combined with a subject as important as this, it’s going to be incredible bringing the region to life on a whole new level”

– Briege Whitehead, Writer, Director and Producer

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