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Remy Tarasin
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Добавлен 7 дек 2015
I'm a Wildlife Filmmaker from Australia, specialising in alpine and expedition filmmaking. For years I've enjoyed adventuring and filming the landscapes and animals I encounter, and my passion is trying to capture some of the wonder in the natural world to bring it home to share with family, friends, and the rest of the world.
While this started in Australia, my travels have taken me abroad, all the way to the other side of the world to give myself a broader range of climates, geography and wildlife to capture. So follow along to see what we can find!
While this started in Australia, my travels have taken me abroad, all the way to the other side of the world to give myself a broader range of climates, geography and wildlife to capture. So follow along to see what we can find!
In Search Of The Grey OFFICIAL TRAILER (2024)
Official Trailer for IN SEARCH OF THE GREY
When wildlife filmmaker, Remy Tarasin, learns that a wild brumby he once befriended may have been a victim of a sudden wild horse cull, he launches an expedition to find out if he's still alive. Remy and his team travel up into Australia's wild and remote Snowy Mountains in search of the elusive wild horse known to Remy as The Grey. But these mountains are unlike anywhere else in Australia, and the team must endure ice and snow and the expanse of the rugged terrain to try and track down the elusive grey stallion before it's too late.
A film by Remy Tarasin produced in partnership with UWE Wildlife Filmmaking MA and BBC Natural History Unit
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When wildlife filmmaker, Remy Tarasin, learns that a wild brumby he once befriended may have been a victim of a sudden wild horse cull, he launches an expedition to find out if he's still alive. Remy and his team travel up into Australia's wild and remote Snowy Mountains in search of the elusive wild horse known to Remy as The Grey. But these mountains are unlike anywhere else in Australia, and the team must endure ice and snow and the expanse of the rugged terrain to try and track down the elusive grey stallion before it's too late.
A film by Remy Tarasin produced in partnership with UWE Wildlife Filmmaking MA and BBC Natural History Unit
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Break A Leg
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Break A Leg. The story of a young woman, driven to prove that a traumatic injury won’t prevent her from accomplishing her dream of completing a 21km half marathon. However, after a long recovery and not long into her training her injury starts to take its toll, enough to sow doubt in her mind as to whether or not it will get her across the finish line… Will her self described stubbornness and d...
Urban Wildlife - Otters (Ep 4/4)
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Otters are an especially elusive creature. Even out in the vast wild where they rarely interact with humans, they're famously timid. So to have an Otter living within the city limits, and even raising a young family is special indeed! Edinburgh is home to one such tenacious and brazen Otter mother, and with a little perseverance and luck, you can see her showing off her swimming prowess, or eve...
Urban Wildlife - Herons (Ep 3/4)
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Urban Wildlife showcases the wildlife you can experience directly beside your homes! Often when we think of seeing or experiencing wildlife, we think of only the great outdoors, the wild and rugged mountains and untamed forests, and we neglect the animals living their own wild lives right in our neighbourhoods. This short series focuses on four local habitats, ponds, streams, parks and loch’s (...
Urban Wildlife - Squirrels (Ep 2/4)
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Urban Wildlife showcases the wildlife you can experience directly beside your homes! Often when we think of seeing or experiencing wildlife, we think of only the great outdoors, the wild and rugged mountains and untamed forests, and we neglect the animals living their own wild lives right in our neighbourhoods. This short series focuses on four local habitats, ponds, streams, parks and loch’s (...
Urban Wildlife - Ducklings (Ep 1/4)
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Urban Wildlife showcases the wildlife you can experience directly beside your homes! Often when we think of seeing or experiencing wildlife, we think of only the great outdoors, the wild and rugged mountains and untamed forests, and we neglect the animals living their own wild lives right in our neighbourhoods. This short series focuses on four local habitats, ponds, streams, parks and loch’s (...
Upstream
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Upstream travels from the bottom of the river, and heads up to the origin of the glacial fed lakes in Iceland, to the mighty glaciers themselves! It starts at the lakes at the mouth of the river, and winds its way up past streams, rivers, and colossal waterfalls amongst the rugged Icelandic landscape. I was travelling in Iceland in December 2022 without a particular short film or documentary in...
Upstream - OFFICIAL TRAILER
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'Upstream' starts from the bottom of the river, and travels up to the origin of the glacial fed lakes in Iceland, to the mighty glaciers themselves! It starts at the lakes at the mouth of the river, and winds its way up past streams, rivers, and colossal waterfalls amongst the rugged Icelandic landscape. Full length video going live tomorrow night the 23rd of April! #upstream #RemyintheWild
Brumbies of Kosciuszko
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2024 UPDATE - Please visit my GoFundMe to read about my latest Brumby film project and provide your support! gofund.me/7716a59e The Brumbies of Kosciuszko have worked their way into Australian culture. They personify the wilderness of the Australian alpine landscape, where they’ve made their home, and have even worked their way into Australia’s recent folklore in Banjo Paterson’s “The Man from ...
Brumbies of Kosciuszko - OFFICIAL TRAILER
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RELEASING DECEMBER 26th - After two years of intermittent filming and a little post production it's finally ready! Like and Subscribe to be reminded when the full length documentary airs The Brumbies of Kosciuszko have worked their way into Australian culture. They personify the wilderness of the Australian alpine landscape, where they’ve made their home, and have even worked their way into Aus...
Great work Remi
If only people made beautiful documentaries about our actual native and endangered wildlife. But I guess those animals don't have the same PR as the horse industry does.
Love your movies! Your grey reminds me of my one. He just made it out KNP with the last load before they closed the park for the shooting and arrived here at Clearview Brumby Rescue a week before easter.
Such a beautiful film Remy. Thank you for showing the beauty, majesty and the lives of the Australian iconic Brumbies.
Hi Remy, how is goin' on with post production? I'm Ugo from Italy.
I love these kinds of films they bring awareness to the beauty and importance of our wildlife even wild horses play an important role.
Feral horses have no importance in Australia. They’re introduced destructive pests that don’t belong in our High Country.
I really hope The Grey is still alive. I will continue fighting for their freedom. It hurts my heart what's happening to our Brumbies
Except feral horses are inherently ‘free’ already, that’s why they’re feral horses instead of being kept in paddocks where they belong, rather than roaming and destroying Australia’s high country. Thankfully their numbers are being drastically reduced
If Only This Was Filmed Before Paleface & His Mob Perished, 🥰 A Big Thank you.
Thank you for persevering on this journey of yours and sharing it with the rest of us. May it open up minds to the value these magnificent sentient creatures have and bring to many . It is one close to my heart .❤️ I totally understand that feeling of when you sit immersed in their presence and one seeks out to enquire about you. I’ll never forget that muzzle on my head and the breath of her nostrils. Was lucky enough to have a friend capture that moment. That brumby was Scruffy - now you know why how fixated we were to have that mob reunited . Congratulations 🥂 Remy on a truely remarkable vision that you’ve achieved. Wonderful.
Very beautiful 🐎 🐴 🎠
It is hard to believe the NSW and federal Grubberment are murdering these beautiful wild horses. They just want Kosciusko as a playground for the rich. 😡😡😡
Beautiful video of our Brumbies what a shame the National Parks and Government are shooting these incredible horses right now and horses meant to be rehoused have been Slaughtered in a illegal slaughter house in Wagga Wagga. And yet nothing has been done to stop this cruel act Australia day of shame
Are you actually Australian? Guessing not. Australian’s care about and love, first and foremost, what’s uniquely Australian. Not what harms it, particularly when those things are rare and threatened by other factors (climate change). Yes I’ve camped and tramped in Kozzi and seen the horse damage to riparian vegetation, river banks, the pugging and the muddy river bottoms that result. And I’ve camped and tramped in Alpine NP (VIC) and seen areas of no damage, because VIC governments appreciate what is uniquely Australian, what threatens it, and are adult enough to take responsibility for managing those threats.
Leave them alone
The drone made them gallop
It’s so wrong to demonize these wonderful highly evolved presences, to over magnify their effects and cast them in a negative way whilst ignoring all that is positive about their being here and conducive to a harmonious and enhanced life community. How would people like to be so treated, singled out for denigrating and mercilessly slaughtered?!
They are so precious and have so much history! They must be protected
Brumies belong to where they are, they are heritage, culture, icon and history to Australia. They are Aussie icon, helping to regain nature after natural disaster and protecting other animal species and humans, without them we have not identity and biologically is impossible to reproduce to thousands. Most important they help to rehabilitate children and adults with physical or intellectual difficulties. They need and have the right to live, we need them as part of our lifes.
The Brumbys would actually HELP to fertilise the soil and help with regrowth after the devastating wildfires of 2020. Other introduced species are creating havoc with the environment - however - government spruiking of 1,000's of Brumbies is SO INCORRECT and no matter...NO ANIMAL should be slaughtered/murdered by bullets from so called trained marksmen from helicopters or planes. NEEDLESS SENSELESS MURDER. Peace..let the brumbies live.
If you think hooved animals don't harm the lanscape then you don't know a thing about the country you stand on.
thank you Remy for such a wonderful film. I know what you mean about the debate, it is an internal conflict for me. I understand the implications for our parks but I can't help but love the beauty of them and especially the moment of watchfulness when they see you from a distance. . It was wonderful to see so many of the brums that we see on our trips out there. I love the fact that you have shared some of the behaviors, makes more sense now as to what we have seen when photographing them.
Well it doesn’t look over grazed
What a beautiful story! Thank you for sharing Abbey’s profound challenge. Loved this
Very nice video, These Brumbie they do divide opinions
Nice work mate.
Let's help these horses, their ancestors carried us through the Gallipoli war. They should be protected as our national heritage, not the emu or kangaroo❤
Beautiful footage of the iconic Kozzi brumbies. I always enjoy seeing them on my many trips hiking in the high country.
Hello, I would like to see the Brumbies, where do you hike? Where am I most likely to see them?
Amazing footage and hosting! Well done ✨
Beautiful film, thank you for posting. The Australian brumbies are beautiful. They are an Aussie icon and have served this country well.
Nice and beautiful video & thanks for sharing lovely video with us.
Thanks for the great feedback!!
This is fantastic!! So professional!
Thanks!
Beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Lovely shots and editing! Looking forwards to the rest of the series!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You have a wonderful poetic way with words and imagery! Beautiful.
Thank you so much!
Instead of the wonderful poetic ways .wat about the horses.they get shot .
they are as indigenous as any other animal now, leave them the hell alone, ban any culling
Well about as indigenous as deer, foxes and rats. They damage our rare alpine areas and threaten the native species which are actually indigenous and predated horses in this region for thousands of years
@@harry.4.2.0 rubbish---- they been here so long they are too native--- bushfires do far more damage, and people in 4wds even more, im not against some type of humane culling--- but ive seen first hand what a horse shot from a helicopter is like, its jumping all around the place and most have their backs or guts blown out and die over days--- very very few are head shot
@@666dualsport but they still cause damage by trampling the ground and waterways. And no they are not native and I'd rather personally protect the native species that have been here for thousands of years, not just a few hundred since they escaped in colonial times.
Don't ever say things like they are not Native either are you blokes, i know who i wont there and its not National parks or.you as every thing you know about this country you got from us ,Your doin the same thing to the horses as.you done to first nations people to suit you and ya eyes ,Leave these innocent horses with no dictionary ALONE
What a gorgeous film. I’ve always loved Brumbies and want them to be able to live there unharmed. Sadly this is far from what happens sometimes 😢
My sadness goes towards the unique nature thats nowhere else on the planet that gets trampled on by this beautiful brumbys.
@@jchri132 It recovers. Thats how this land works.
@@Forest-u3c Not all life is resiliant.
Kill them wipe them out .have no place in Australia like foxes cats wild dogs just give them some carrots with a bit of spice for compost Hunter Valley wild horses are shot wots the issue maybe 1000 wild dogs could join the horses some wild pigs to stuff the country up their goes the wildlife bring the army wipe them out. Why do horses get more protection than pig's or cats it's abo country before white man abos take your land back fuck these horses show some balls
Damn😮
Hello, do you have any tips for working with horses there. I would like to know if ranches exist in this magnificent region? Do they work cattle with horses? thanks !
Hi! There are a few Brumby foundations around Kosciuszko National Park that try to capture, retrain and rehome the Brumbies as a means of promoting their good nature and saving them from being culled. I imagine some of them do go on to do cattle work!
Horses are truly magnificent creatures next to the powerful and beautiful lions of Africa
beautiful horses ❤️❤️
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Both brown and rainbow trout aren`t native to Australia either.
Gorgeous little mini documentary, absolutely loved it!
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They carried our troops in war, this is their home. I know who I will be protecting, definately not you ?....
I remember when we asked the horses and they said yeah we will fight for you. Sure would rather protect the native species which are actually unique to the world.
I'm a descendant of people who fought in a war. Where is my medal? It is ridiculous to want to protect these because the had something to do with horses that went into battle.
I have a Kosciusko Brumby, they are magnificent horses, great doers and they bond with humans like no other. Remy that was just beautiful.
We may be purchasing a brumby from Kosciuszko too!
Most of the people complaining about the horses have never been up there,numbers are greatly exaggerated , leave them alone
Most people don't give a shit Australia is not like it use to be .the people in numbers can stop this culling.but there's to many do gooders that don't care .the only ferrels are the politicians I hate them .
It's a pity that you focus on introduced species. Apart from the horses, the only aquatic species you mention are brown and rainbow trout which, along with the horses, threaten native fish like the Stocky Galaxias and Alpine Spiny Crays.
WHAT ABSOLUTE RUBBISH ! THE HORSES HAVE BEEN THERE FOR HUNDREDS OF YEARS ! SO IT OK FOR JOE FROM THE CITY TO GO FOUR WHEEL DRIVING THERE IS IT ! ! RUBBISH ! THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS ARE NOT HARMING ANYTHING OR ANYONE ! I LOVE GODS EARTH BUT SOME GO TO FAR ! GO HUG ANOTHER TREE AND LEAVE THESE BEAUTIFUL ANIMALS IN PEACE ! MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE 👍❤️
I love how passionate you are about animals I really do, unfortunately I feel like you are misguided by emotion, horses are beautiful creatures however they not native to these lands, no one is saying horses are evil or deserve to be mistreated however native animals deserve priority in conservation, that is the global norm and you can research on multiple platforms why horses as beautiful as they are belong on farms and not in open meadows, they are Pets not wild animals
@@kyle-le7em KYLE You are WRONG ! tell me do you own a Four Wheel Drive and want the horses gone so you can go and rip up the COUNTRY SIDE ! Of course these Horses who have been running wild for over 150 years deserve better and protection and those who dis believe this don’t have souls ! These are Gods creatures ! REMEMBER THAT And are not jus PETS ! Please put your glasses on and get a grip of reality ! MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE 👍❤️
@kyle-le7em Your not native to it either bloke and either is ya parks management and killing government This is exactly what you did to us first nation people, We have no problem with the horses being there rather them there then you
@@harry.4.2.0 You probably drive a four wheel drive and rip up the country side ! Bet you live in the city and don’t understand about these beautiful animals ! They have been around with our indigenous people since time began ! You get a grip and understand how beautiful these horses are ! Take a trip into our high country and leave your toy at home and look at there beauty ! You have no idea! Leave these glorious horses alone ! It’s people like you and there thoughts we don’t need! I sure you vote Greens ! Say NO MORE ! 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎
. @kyle-le7em So ignorant of modern science Kyle. Micheal is 100% correct - and YOU need to stop being an entitled human hypocrite! YOU also need to do some REAL research - David Bermans 2023 research concluded that horse impact is very minor % of the collective damage of humans, pigs, deer and horses, you might also discover that large herbivores such as horses and burros, along with Apex predators are now being reintroduced to restore the ecosystems they were once removed from. Catch up - the world is evolving!