The team behind the hit natural history series discuss how they set about capturing the incredible footage from beneath the sea.
Watch highlights of the event, chaired by Torin Douglas, and featuring Blue Planet II's executive producer James Honeyborne, series producer Mark Brownlow and assistant producer Sarah Conner
The team behind the hit natural history series discuss how they set about capturing the incredible footage from beneath the sea.
Watch the event in full, chaired by Torin Douglas, and featuring Blue Planet II's executive producer James Honeyborne, series producer Mark Brownlow and assistant producer Sarah Conner
Blue Planet II reached over 37m people in the UK alone. Following the final episode, over 60% of people surveyed commented that they wanted to make changes to their life to reduce the impact on the ocean.
The response, said Attenborough, has left him “absolutely astonished.”
“We hoped that Blue Planet II would open people’s eyes to the damage that we are doing to our oceans and the creatures that live in them. I never imagined that there would be so many of you who would be inspired to want change.”
Helen-Ann successfully pitched the idea of the campaign to Sky's CEO after witnessing the shocking plastic waste on a beach in Bermuda while working as a producer at Sky News.
