Eagles Nest film wins an Emmy 
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Author: Adam Hanlon ( adamhanlon )
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Wetpixel member Becky and partner David Schott of Liquid Productions were awarded an Emmy each at the National Academy of Television Arts and Science Awards held December 3rd, 2011 in Ft. Lauderdale Florida. It was awarded for the Eagles Nest Cave feature story produced by them and that aired on CBS last year. The film involved using rebreathers, trimix, DPV's, 600 watts of light to travel and film the 2000 feet upstream as far as Kings Challenge, illuminating one of the most interesting underwater cave systems in Florida. The film crew spent an hour at 270' and the video was shot over a total of 2 days.
Congratulations from us all at Wetpixel!
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Comment(s):The Kagan/Schotts ROCK! Well done guys!
Posted by aainslie on 12/06 at 05:09 PMVery well done!
Posted by betti154 on 12/06 at 10:59 PMGood job guys, well deserved!
Posted by rusty on 12/08 at 12:59 PMThanks so much! We are honored to have won an Emmy for the Eagles Nest feature. The video shown here was used in the story and is a longer version. The actual story that won the award can been seen here http://www.wtsp.com/news/local/story.aspx?storyid=137368&catid=8
Cheers,
BeckyPosted by LiquidProductions on 12/11 at 11:27 PM
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