TV Broadcast Production & Content Creation

Out There Films produces original television content direct to distribution for the burgeoning global acquisitions market.
We have an exciting slate of productions penned for 2020, including an access-based domestic documentary series currently in pre-production.

We recently released our second adventure fishing series, following extreme angler Steve Townson on yet another adrenalin fuelled angling adventure. Armed with rod and line, Steve explores some of the remotest rivers of the Amazon Rainforest in his quest for the fish of a lifetime.

WATCH THE TRAILER

FISHING EXPEDITION AMAZONIA

TRAILER

FISHING EXPEDITION AMAZONIA

TRAILER

The trailer to our adventure fishing brand, Fishing Expedition Amazonia, featuring content from both series one (8x30') and series two (6x30')

SERIES 1

Series one, filmed deep in the rainforests of Brazil, has been screened in over 50 countries worldwide, including Discovery Channel UK, USA, France, Romania, Australia, Russia, New Zealand, and Finland.

Series 1

Vampire fish

A giant sabre toothed vampire fish drags Steve’s boat downriver. They hit a submerged rock, throwing the hapless presenter into the powerful current. Fortunately the cameraman stays on board and the whole sequence is caught on camera, with Steve bringing to the boat this most impressive and intimidating of Amazon predatory fish.

Vampire fish

Tapir encounter

Whilst venturing through the forest, the crew and presenter stumble across a bull tapir, South America's largest terrestrial mammal. The excitement of this extremely rare event quickly turns to fear as the largest of the South American mammals prepares to charge.

Monster Catfish

After a monumental battle like no other, Steve has little option but to leave the boat to beach a 2 metre long piraiba catfish - the biggest freshwater fish of his career.

Monster Catfish

After a monumental battle like no other, Steve has little option but to leave the boat to beach a 2 metre long piraiba catfish - the biggest freshwater fish of his career.

WHAT THE VIEWERS SAY..

"Chah man, its awesome. Best fishing show on the box at the moment."

"I would easily say it's the best angling programme from that part of the world I have ever seen."

"Easily some of the best fishing I've seen on a mainstream TV show like this."

"Even the missus has enjoyed watching it!!! (first time ever with a fishing show) Keep up the great work!"

"Great program and a nice change from the usual re-runs on disc shed. hope there is a second series in the pipeline."

"Top show, well worth a watch, can't wait for the next episode."

"Awesome stuff..... the fishing rocks."

"I thought the show was great, something different."

"Some truly wonderful scenery, wildlife and fishing that was on that show."

"Really enjoyed it. It really is wild fishing with stunning remote locations and hard fighting virgin fish - one day.........."

"Good one ya I will watch the rest of the series for sure."

"It was a really good prog, definitely worth watching."

SERIES 2

The high-octane follow up series, filmed in Guyana South America, steps up the adventure even further! The series is now enjoying global distribution with sales to date in New Zealand and France.

Record breaker

After a gruelling two hour boat journey upriver Steve and his guide Lawrence explore a hidden backwater known to the local tribes people for its enormous arapaima. Steve defies the odds and smashes his freshwater record, catching the fish of a lifetime, an immense arapaima of three metres in length and weighing over 250 pounds.

The jungle kitchen

Supplies run low in Steve’s basic jungle camp and the crew is forced to eat what they can catch. A very welcome addition to the menu is a snake that the locals hunt down with bow and arrows and is expertly prepared ‘jungle style’ by the camp chef.

The jungle kitchen

Hook in Leg

Hooked in the leg

To add to the team's woes one of the crew snags his leg on a large treble fishing hook. Many hundreds of miles from medical assistance, Steve has no option but to remove the hook himself using a primitive and risky technique.