Showing posts with label lost world film. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lost world film. Show all posts

Wednesday, 3 August 2011

Out of the Wild - Venezuela - part 3 of 3.


The final fifteen minutes taken from the Discovery Channels' 'Out of the Wild - Venezuela'. Do the group make it to safety?

Ibex Earth has led four trips to Mount Roraima and it is certainly one of the harshest areas that you can travel to anywhere in the world - this short series did capture what it was like on the summit extremely well, but if you would like to see more about the wildlife, the conservation etc then come to the Premiere of 'The Lost World Film' at the Royal Geographical Society on Tuesday 13th September 2011.

Tickets are priced at just £15.00 with all money going towards the conservation effort to protect the long-term future of Mount Roraima - tickets are available at http://www.lostworld.eventbrite.com/

Out of the Wild - Venezuela, part 1 of 3.


We are going to post a series that featured on the Discovery Channel entitled 'Out of the Wild - Venezuela'. If you have been following Ibex Earth's 'The Lost World Project' then you will see that this episode of 'Out of the Wild' centres upon Mount Roraima and how a group of Americans look to survive for several days in one of the harshest environments on Earth...

To attend the Premiere of Ibex Earth's 'The Lost World Film' at the Royal Geographical Society on Tuesday 13th September 2011 then please visit http://www.lostworld.eventbrite.com/ for further information.

Sunday, 12 June 2011

The Trailer to the original 'Lost World' Film of 1925!


Absolutely fantastic - we found this clip of the original 'The Lost World' film, which was released in UK cinema way back in 1925 - plasticine seemed to be the main special effect tool, but it still manages to put Jason and the Argonauts to shame!

You can get tickets for the premiere of Ibex Earth's 'The Lost World' Film at the Royal Geographical Society on Tuesday 13th September 2011 by visiting http://www.lostworld.eventbrite.com/ - tickets are priced at just £15.00 and all profit goes towards securing the long-term sustainable future of Mount Roraima.