The remit was a bit complicated as the customer wanted aspects to appeal to each of their different customer segments whilst, of course, providing a coherent and flowing video presentation.

This is the result; a video to showcase the services of Krabi Villa Company to villa owners looking for a management company and to potential guests who want to know what’s included in the holiday package and to get a glimpse of the area and environment of Krabi…

Advertising the property well is the key to attracting guests and getting the most from the investment in the property.
Pushing Fin produces video and photography portfolios to showcase villa properties.

Here is a recent video production for Mountain View Villa offered for holiday rentals by Krabi Villa Company.

A wedding ceremony on a secluded tropical beach.
A blessing by the local buddhist monks.
The sun sets and the celebrations continue…

 

For your special event filming contact Pushing Fin.

You know there still exists those special places where you really can get away from it all on a long stretch of undeveloped sandy beach.

This is one of those places…

The video showcases the range of diving opportunities with Kon-Tiki Thailand around Thailand’s South West Coast.

Kon-Tiki are a well resourced and professional company, offering the full range of diving experiences from multiple outlets in the region. We produced this video to match their corporate theme and image and to provide something both eye-catching and informative at their booth in the Expo.

For your advertising and promotional media contact Pushing Fin.

Pushing Fin produced this video for Kon-Tiki Krabi. It’s aim is to serve many purposes.

As advertising and promotion for Kon-Tiki Krabi, their diver training classes and their location and dive sites.
This video is also playing in their shop and is used as a sales aid by staff when discussing Open Water diver training with prospective customers.

For your advertising and promotional media requirements, contact Pushing Fin.

On this day we were diving ‘Superday’ in the Hin Musang (Shark Point Pinnacle) Marine Reserve. This marine reserve is just about in the middle of the triangle formed by Ao Nang, Phuket and the Phi Phi Islands. It consists of the Shark Point Pinnacles and the Anemone Reef pinnacle.

Given how visibility had been and how the current was likely to be we had swapped our wide-angle lens port for Amphibico’s amazing macro lens port and had intended to get some nice close detailed shots of all the little critters that live between the anemones covering the Anemone Reef pinnacle.

As we descended to the pinnacle we saw this great torpedo-shaped shadow just hanging in the current over the pinnacle.

This video is the result of filming a whale shark (rhincodon typus) with a macro-lens port. We would estimate he was about 7 metres long and he wasn’t very shy, circling and approaching us at least three times.

After nearly 30 minutes we decided to try and get back to the boat for the wide angle port. Of course by the time we returned our star performer had got bored (and/or full of food) and and swum away.

This promotional video was produced by Pushing Fin to showcase this luxury villa property and the area around Ao Nang, Krabi.

Contact Pushing Fin today to discuss your video advertising requirements.

We reviewed this camera and housing combination in April 2010.

Our review was published in the on-line magazine ‘Underwater Photography’ issue 54.

A PDF version of the review can be seen here >>

Gates Underwater Housing – Canon HF-S11 Camera review

This is sample footage from our first dive with the camera and housing.

The Gates underwater video housing was supplied by: Scuba Symphony, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

A round of the Southern Thailand Off Road competition was hosted in Ao Nang.

Various classes of 4×4 vehicles compete over two days.

The class winner has the shortest aggregate time over all of the heats. Each car seats the driver and the navigator. The navigator is also responsible for starting and stopping the timing clock on each round and organising the vehicle winching when it’s required – not for the faint-hearted.

The Ao Nang courses included: a fast track with berms, jumps and a water-filled sump; a tight-turning jungle course; a short but very technical bush-whack; a river crossing and a severe up-hill.

Lots of fun and excitement…..event video by Pushing Fin.

You can also see a photo album of stills from the event on our Flickr site.