With four episodes, the filmmakers will bring a beautiful image of Kien Giang with an extremely rich ecosystem and features that create the attraction for this place.
Nature has endowed Kien Giang not only with a beautiful sea, wild and lyrical landscapes, but also with an extremely rich ecosystem that includes sea, islands, limestone mountains and coastal floodplains.
In 2014, the scientific documentary film crew of the Department of Science and Technology of VTV spent many days working here to shoot the red-crowned crane. Years later, they returned with a new theme: the coastal ecosystem of Kien Giang.
"After filming the red-crowned cranes, we realized that Kien Giang still has many endemic animals. Since then, we have returned many times to film all kinds of animals. And now we've finished the movie series. Kien Giang's coastal ecosystem will be broadcast this March," said director, Meritorious Artist Nguyen Hong Quang, Department of Science and Education, Vietnam Television.
To make this scientific documentary film, the film crew, including the director, the Meritorious Artist Nguyen Hong Quang and a cameraman, worked in Kien Giang during both the rainy and sunny seasons. Along with that, the team used documentary footage taken many years ago.
To get beautiful images, the team had to spend a lot of time hiding in the wild to capture stunning frames. The four episodes of Kien Giang Coastal Ecosystem provide a vivid and engaging picture of the natural world and wild natural beauty.
