The Rebikoff-Niggeler Foundation (FRN) has been acting in the field of deep-sea research and filming of deep-sea environments in the Northeast Atlantic, using human occupied submersible technology, as well as multibeam and sidescan sonar systems.
Filming of deep-sea fauna has been done for several nature documentaries, including the BBC´s Blue Planet II and Planet Earth III series. An extensive deep-sea footage archive has been created during many years of diving and filming with the LULA1000 submersible.
Joint research projects are being carried out with a number of national and international research partners.
In situ documentation of deep-sea fauna and habitats has been used for scientific and educational purposes.
The research submersible LULA1000 was on an untypical mission in the deep sea of Madeira, together with the artist Hanamaro Chaki.
Don´t miss it! UK transmission of the Ocean episode is on 29th october. From november onwards, the programme will be transmitted around the world. The Ocean episode counts with images from the deep unveiled by the LULA1000 submersible crew from Rebikoff-Niggeler Foundation. #LULA1000 #Rebikoff Foundation Watch the official trailer:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nNWXMAJF7ww
DEEP TIME is the winner in the category BEST SHORT DOCUMENTARY
