When Experience Counts And You Need Multitasking Crew - Tony Gordon Is The Man !
Over 20 years of production experience in diverse circumstances whether its soft lighting VIP’s in luxurious surroundings, setting up camera, tracks and dollies for artistic architectural shots, cage diving with Great Whites, tracking Cassowaries through the forests or conducting ‘live on camera interviews’ on a remote island on the Barrier Reef, or shooting high end corporate tourism, then you are on the right site.

EG; In one day for the BBC he shot Helicopter Aerials of Hayman Island, Underwater scenes of the semi-sub, then Fixed wing aerials over the reef, Sailing in the Pm and then, lit an intimate Dinner sequence on the beach at sunset before the Restaurant shot that night, the subsequent 3 days were similar, this was edited overnight and LIVE satellite linked to over 6 million viewers across the UK.

In the case of Chopper Rescue he ‘engineered’ miniature camera rigs that he remote controlled from the jump seat of a Bell 412 chopper, he designed specialized waterproof camera kits for the crew to capture the drama of the water rescue, integrated the aircraft’s audio and noise cancelling systems by impudence matching the 2 systems for in flight sound, all whilst shooting round the clock shifts in 2 rescue bases using a total of 9 cameras over a period of 6 months.

Wild things saw Tony dive in all states of Australia, covering a diverse range of species from the graceful Whale Shark, Humpbacks at Uludulla, Great Whites in the Neptune Islands, Seals at Kangaroo Island and Streaky Bay, Dolphins at Jervis Bay, Wombats at Adelaide Hills, Leafy Sea Dragons in Sydney Harbour, Giant Squid off Sydney Heads, Crocodiles in NT. A total of 3 months working continuously ‘on-location’ diving 2-3 sites a week.

Indy car is the most full on event you can shoot, cars travelling at 300kmh blasting fumes and rubber at you as they scream by at a deafening pitch, and the after party, well that’s another story !

For Fox he arranged his crew selecting a sound recordist and field producer to fly to one of the most remote islands on the Great Barrier Reef, put together a full topside and underwater camera kit with double redundancies for power and cameras. Shot 3 days of French couple living in paradise whilst catching their own food air freighted stock via Fedex.

De Mol – Netherlands these are pictures from the 2nd series talent had to sleep in a tent on a small island in the middle of the Adelaide River, (which is infested with large crocodiles).  In the middle of the night he played back the roar of a male crocodile on speakers placed near their tent. These jobs involved significant infrastructure and travel from Sydney – Adelaide,  Darwin, it was Tiba’s Birthday.

When reliability counts and you want experienced crew who will be ‘true to the story’ through to the final take, then contact us for the best rates and equipment packages in the South Pacific.