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Adventure filming and photography with Stipe Božić

Improve your skills and pick up new tips from the professionals

If you are interested in adventure film making and photography and you enjoy adventurous activities like rafting or canyoning this study tour is tailored made for you!

Photo: Stipe Božić, www.stipebozic.com
More information: www.adventurefilmingincroatia.com

What is adventure filming & photography?

Adventure film making & photography is film making in nature without any studio equipment, with your camera only. When you want to make a film about an adventures project, you will face film making in all weather conditions: sun, heat, wind and dust and/or freezing. It will happen on a high (or very high) mountain or in the deep cave or underwater, during the daylight or night. If activity you want to record is moving on the water or vertical rock wall, you will have to be close to it, moving in the same way. Adventure film making is an adventure itself!
Who are adventure film makers and photographers? At first Nature lovers and adventurers of all kind: mountaineers, trekkers, skiers and snowboarders, speleologists, divers, sailors, wild animal watchers and birdwatchers, paragliders, rafters and other white water activities fans. All of you who would like to record your adventures will benefit from this course!

Short tour description

Our course - workshop will be conducted through real adventure activities such as canyoning, trekking, rafting and cave exploration which will help you to learn the tricks of the pros (professionals). You will be walking off the beaten tracks and enjoying the beautiful natural heritage of Croatia. During your stay in Croatia you will enjoy some of the best views in the country and visit the highest Dalmatian mountain Biokovo, river Cetina, river Neretva delta and some small, old Dalmatian villages. The tour will take you to Dalmatia Hinterland free of recent tourist crowds at the Adriatic coast. Our “Base camp” will be in a picturesque small town of Vrgorac in Central Dalmatia and its surroundings.

The workshops will take place in April and November 2011.

On our Adventure photography and film making course you will be joined, advised and taught by the Croatian most eminent world adventurer Mr. Stipe Bozic and other experts in the field:

Stipe Bozic The most successful Croatian Himalayan climber, second European, after Messner, to climb the highest peak in the world, Mount Everest, twice. In 1979 he climbed to the summit of Mount Everest via the, never climbed before, west ridge, and all the way with his camera. The South face of Lhotse was a remarkable Slovenian ascent in 1981, which Stipe has also seen through his lens. He has recorded almost all of his 11 Himalayan expeditions. He stood with camera in hand on top of Everest (twice), on K2, Kangchenjunga and Manaslu. He climbed SEVEN SUMMITS the highest peaks on all 7 continents. With an international expedition he reached the North Pole on the skis. During expeditions he always is filming. In his films he always attempts to introduce all beauties and wilderness of remote mountains. He attempts to tell the people how we must to preserve such value.
(Source: www.everesthistory.com/climbers/stipe.htm)

Stipe Božić's showreel:

Other experts in the course:
Mr. Joško Bojić – adventure cameraman, Mr. Stipe’s “right hand” on many his adventure tours all over the world
Mr. Petronije Tasić – diving instructor
Mr. Vinko Prizmić – Head of Croatian Mountain Rescue Team
Mr. Darko Alfirević

Workshops in April and November
Concept of Adventure filming and photography course – workshop is “Real adventure conditions film making”. In the program we have six full days of adventure activities

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