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Further Awards "TARANTULA"

2007 Special Jury Award, Nature & Environmental Documentary, NATURAL - 20th International Nature Film Festival, Bad Duerkheim/Germany

2006 Bronze World Medal for Nature and Wildlife Films, 2006 New York Film Festival

2006 Best Investigative Science Documentary 24th Biennial International Scientific Film Festival, Malaga/Spain

2006 Finalist award for Best Nature Documentary, FRAPNA: 20th International Nature & Environmental Film Festival, Grenoble/France

2006 Finalist Nomination for Best Science Documentary, Image & Science Festival, Paris/France

2005 Finalist award for Best International Science Programme, 43rd International Film TECHFILM, Hradec Kralove/Czech Republic.

2005 IWFF(International Wildlife Film Festival) Montana/USA for "TARANTULA"
  • BEST of Festival: SCRIPT
  • BEST of Festival: SCIENTIFIC CONTENT
  • Merit Award for PHOTOGRAPHY
  • Merit Award for EDITING
  • Merit Award for GRAPHICS & ANIMATION
  • Merit Award for SCIENTIFIC CONTENT
  • Merit Award for EDUCATIONAL VALUE

The Australian Tarantula is a much more aggressive spider than the South American Tarantula Spider Man Stuart Douglas and Mal film a wild Tarantula using a probe lens Tarantulas make fascinating pets for some people Dr Robert Raven inspects the huge fangs on a preserved Tarantula specimen Filming Dr Robert Raven studying samples at his field camp in Palm Valley A beautiful dark specimen, one of the stars of the film Tarantula, Australia's king of the desert

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