Australian Wildlife Movies
Presented by Lionel Jensen Film Productions
Lionel's company Moonbird Films International, was formed during the 1980s It was formed with the specific aim of making Australian wildlife documentaries for local, national and over seas television. These have been shown in Japan, Switzerland, the Netherlands and Italy among others. They have proved to be very popular. Their conservation content is very relevant
Lionel Jensen excels in the fields of photography and film production. Being an ardent conservationist has enabled him to give free rein to his creativity across the field of Australian wild life; animal, birds and ocean dwellers.
He is renowned for his excellence in documentary film making and has won several awards including “Festival of the Animals” and “Festival of the sea” at Cannes Film Festivals. His documentary films have sold to 32 countries world wide. As a press photographer and an ABC news cameraman Lionel has won many awards. National Geographic and Lorne Green Productions have also used film footage shot by Lionel to be used it in their productions.
The much maligned Tasmanian devil, which is threatened with extinction, plays a starring role in Jensen’s wildlife movies. Because the Tasmanian Devil, a ferocious little marsupial mammal, seem to be dying in vast numbers from some sort of viral cancer, interest in Jensen’s films has increased and so for your enjoyment they have been put into DVD format.
Jensen’s unique and never again to be taken wildlife footage will both intrigue and entertain the whole family. They come to you in 48 minute movies.
This shot explodes the myth, Tasmanian Devils do climb trees!!
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