Cristian Dimitrius Productions is a media company based in Brazil specialized in capturing wildlife images for documentaries, series, feature films,commercials, internet and press media.
We value excellence, and creativity to bring an innovative approach to plunge the audience into the animal world.
We invite you to discover more about us.
We have been capturing remarkable stories for our weekly segment on Brazilian television, Planeta Incrível (Incredible Planet), which airs every Wednesday on Melhor da Noite (Best of the Night) on BAND TV. From the coast of Laguna, Brazil, where we explore the unique relationship between dolphins and fishermen, to the stunning canyons of the high plains, where we delve into the ancient tradition of horseback riding, and to the work of scientists who study the resilient killifish that survive droughts and play a crucial role in the swamp ecosystem.
These compelling new stories will be aired soon. Stay tuned for more fascinating insights into the wonders of Brazil’s natural world every Wednesday on BAND TV or YOUTUBE.
KOMODO ONBOARD PINDITO
Cristian Dimitrius is embarking on an exciting new mission in Indonesia, aboard the MV Pindito, alongside his heroes and great inspirations, Howard and Michelle Hall. The journey will start in Bima, west of Bali, and traverse the stunning waters of Komodo National Park to capture the season's best moments.
Cristian’s mission is to document aquatic life in innovative ways, using cutting-edge optics and creative lighting techniques. This endeavor aims to inspire and serve as a practical exercise for our upcoming film, which is already in production. Stay tuned for updates from this thrilling expedition, and follow Cristian on Instagram for real-time insights and stunning visuals.
OUR NEW FILM IS ON THE WAY
Cristian Dimitrius Productions is embarking on a groundbreaking new project that promises to revolutionize wildlife filmmaking. Over the next three years, we will be filming entirely in Brazil, leveraging our 20 years of experience to bring a fresh, innovative approach to natural history storytelling.
Our project will utilize cutting-edge optics, state-of-the-art equipment, and the latest technological advancements to transform how we perceive the natural world. Alongside these innovations, we are developing new creative perspectives and storytelling techniques that will captivate audiences.
This film aims not only to entertain but to make a real-world impact, driving efforts in conservation, research, and our relationship with nature. Stay tuned for more updates, and if you want to be part of this revolutionary journey, don’t hesitate to contact us to see how you can contribute.
CAPTURING THE MAJESTY OF SEI WHALES IN ARGENTINA: A CINEMATIC ODYSSEY
Cristian Dimitrius is on a daring mission off the coast of Argentina, venturing into the depths to film the elusive Sei whales for a National Geographic Pristine Seas documentary.
Joined by a multinational crew of researchers and Argentinian producers from Jumara Films, Dimitrius sets his sights on Rada Tilly, Chubut, a coastal gem teeming with marine life.
Their goal? To unveil the underwater world of the Sei whales, a species rarely filmed.
With meticulous planning and unwavering determination, the team aims to capture the whales' feeding behavior—a mesmerizing spectacle of grace and power.
At the heart of their expedition lies the intricate dance between Sei whales and their primary prey, krill. As these tiny crustacean’s swarm in shimmering masses, the whales embark on a feeding frenzy, showcasing the delicate balance of life beneath the waves.
Through Dimitrius's lens, we're invited into a realm of wonder and discovery, where every frame serves as a testament to the beauty and fragility of our oceans.
Stay tuned for this expedition results very soon here and on Cristian’s Instagram.
GREEN SHOOT
Cristian Dimitrius Productions is committed to offsetting the carbon emissions generated during our productions and services! After years working with nature, we decided that is about time to give back more, and to reduce our carbon footprint, we created the concept of GREEN SHOOT.
From now on, we will plant a tree for every edited minute in all our series produced by us, and for filming and fixing work we do for foreign productions, we will plant a tree for every second of the final sequence.
Planting will be carried out in degraded areas of the Brazilian Atlantic Forest, which is our biome most threatened by urban occupation. We began this work in 2023 and applied the method for our last main projects (Untamed Brazil 3, Blue Brazil, Untamed Planet: Mexico and Untamed Planet: Argentina), planting more than 1,150 trees native to the Atlantic Forest, including many araucaria trees (Araucaria angustifolia) that currently occupy less than 1% of their original coverage.
Join us in this GREEN SHOOT preservation action and let’s give back to the planet some of what it gives us.
Our Founder Cristian Dimitrius received the Diver of the Year award at the Boston Sea Rovers international event earlier on March 16th at 70th platinum anniversary of the Boston Sea Rovers, the oldest diving group in the whole world, annual event.
There are 70 years of history, and for the first time, a Brazilian won this award.
It's a select list of those who work with filming, scientific research, important people in the diving industry, who inspire people to take care of the planet. With the award also came a special invitation: his inclusion as a member of the Boston Sea Rovers. The first Brazilian in this regard too.
70 years of Boston Sea Rovers history with our Divers of the Year, varied talents of these important contributors to the underwater world, including the one and only Jacques Costeau. From the incredible photographic talent of Brian Skerry, Chuck Davis, Joe Romero, Berkeley White, and others, to influential filmmakers like Stan Waterman, Howard and Michelle Hall, and Rick Rosenthal, we've seen his work in many places. Famous Jaws author Peter Benchley was known for his books and films, as well as his conservation work to save sharks. Notable scientists and explorers include shark biologists Greg Skomal and Eugenie Clark, underwater icons Sylvia Earle and explorers Robert Ballard, and iceberg/cave diver Jil Heinerth. The early pioneers of the underwater world are also represented, including Harold Edgerton, Wes Skiles and many more.
“Being elected Sea Rovers Diver of the Year motivates me a lot, it gives me the fuel to do even more, create more films. It is a renewal of energy to be able to cause even stronger impacts. The planet and the oceans are in need”, says Cristian.
For more check: https://bostonsearovers.com
On Earth day, April 21, premieres the third instalment of NateGeo’s Emmy-winning “Secrets Of…” franchise, “Secrets Of The Octopus”, which uncovers the secret lives of one of the most alien-like animals on the planet.
Paul Rudd, who has previously starred in Marvel’s “Ant-Man” and most recently in the Hulu/Star Original series, “Only Murders In The Building”, will be narrating the documentary. From executive producer and National Geographic Explorer-at-Large James Cameron, the three-part docu-series follows the success of the Emmy-winning “Secrets Of The Whales”, narrated by Sigourney Weaver, and most recently Emmy-nominated and Critics Choice Documentary Award-winning “Secrets Of The Elephants, narrated by Natalie Portman. We had the pleasure to produce and film a complete sequence for the series in the remote island of Fernando de Noronha, Brazil. Octopuses are like aliens on Earth: three hearts, blue blood, and the ability to squeeze through a space the size of their eyeball. But there is so much more to these weird and wonderful animals. Highly intelligent, octopuses can use tools, transform their bodies to mimic other animals and even communicate with different species, including us. The secrets of the octopus are more extraordinary than ever imagined.
Watch the trailer here.
Our first expedition of 2024 is to the frozen continent of Antarctica. Cristian will be joining Citizen Scientist Antarctic Expedition organized by BlueGreen Expeditions that celebrates the 150th anniversary of the HMS Challenger’s crossing of the southern polar circle. This expedition is to honor their contribution to our understanding of the world’s oceans while simultaneously exploring Antarctica. Cristian will be among expert image makers to register the beauty and mysteries of this frozen part of the planet. Follow this trip on Instagram.
Cristian Dimitrius Productions is a media company based in Brazil specialized in capturing wildlife images for documentaries, series, feature films,commercials, internet and press media.
We value excellence, and creativity to bring an innovative approach to plunge the audience into the animal world.
We invite you to discover more about us.
