Reel Life Productions

10/11/2021

“Animal” is out now on . We are so incredibly proud to have been part of this amazing series and to have been given the opportunity to film Bat Eared Foxes in Hwange National Park. It was our first big break into the international bluechip industry and took the risk to use us, and we couldn’t be more grateful. Since then we feel like we have been the luckiest people on earth with the opportunities we have been given and it’s all thanks to productions like this one. Our episode is on Dogs featuring the endearing and shy Bat Eared Foxes. The sequence perfectly depicts exactly what happened, which was the adoption of an abandoned cub by another fox family. Such an unusual and rare scene and one we were lucky enough to witness first hand. Hope you all enjoy it. Thanks to Adrian Seymour (our producer), , and the whole team at Plimsoll.

15/04/2020

We are extremely proud to share the trailer of Akashinga - The Brave Ones, a film we shot for National Geographic executively produced by award winning director James Cameron about the formidable female anti poaching rangers protecting our wildlife in Zimbabwe. Fingers crossed for good things at Tribeca.

10/02/2020

We have a new and improved website with lots of sneak peeks into films we have been working on. More info on those to come soon. In the meantime, go check it out and let us know what you think.

Reel Life Productions are specialists in wildlife and conservation filmmaking. Our services include filming, editing, airel cinematography, location scouting and fixing, and gear hire. We also conduct private and group photographic safaris.

20/01/2020

Have a watch of Neil Fairlie - Reel Life Safaris amazing brand new Show Reel and give it a like and share. Enjoy.

Neil is a wildlife cinematographer based in Africa (Zimbabwe) who specialises in capturing wildlife and conservation driven content. With over 8 years of experience…

19/11/2019

It’s a big world for a little cheetah.

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16/11/2019

“Limbs and Appendages”

We can’t quite find the words to describe what we like about this picture. It’s simple yet complex, straightforward but mysterious. What do you think? Yay or nay?

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01/11/2019

Mum and her two boys looking nervously on as a male Cheetah approaches at Hwange.

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