Bringing Abu Dhabi natural history to global audience

The newly formed Emirates Natural History Unit has announced a major project supported by the Abu Dhabi Film Commission, to bring the natural history of Abu Dhabi to global audiences. The project will include a landmark wildlife television series about the Arabian Continent, a feature film and a three-year training program. The ENHU will enlist production talent from Bristol, UK to help work on the projects alongside Emirati talent.

September 10, 2009

The newly formed Emirates Natural History Unit has announced a major project supported by the Abu Dhabi Film Commission, to bring the natural history of Abu Dhabi to global audiences. The project will include a landmark wildlife television series about the Arabian Continent, a feature film and a three-year training program. The ENHU will enlist production talent from Bristol, UK to help work on the projects alongside Emirati talent.

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