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TITLE:

Wild Nature of Zimbabwe – Animals of Hwange and Zambezi National Park in 8K HDR

SIZE:

1.5 Hours

VIDEO FORMATS:

8K HDR – MP4, H265

DIRECTED BY: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art inc.

Video from: Hwange National Park, Zimbabwe

Video title: Wild Nature of Zimbabwe Hwange and Zambezi National Park

Time of filming: 2023

Equipment used: Cameras: Red-V-Raptor In 8K, Red Komodo, Lenses: Canon 200-400mm F/4, Sigma 18-35 F/1.8, Canon 14mm F/2.8, Canon 100mm F2.8 Macro, Cameras: DJI Mavic 3 drone, GoPro Hero 9 Black

Video type: wildlife scenic film

Video resolution: 8K HDR

Producer: Roman Khomlyak, Pro Art Inc

Cinematographer: Robert Hofmeyr

Assisted by: Andrew Caldwell

Editor and colorist: Tatyana Nesterenko

Supervising editor: Anatolii Pylypenko

All copyrights for video and audio materials belong to Pro Art Inc. company

Unleash the untamed spirit of Africa in this mesmerizing 8K HDR cinematic journey through Zimbabwe’s Hwange and Zambezi National Park. Immerse yourself in a world of wonder as you witness the raw power and delicate beauty of the Zambezi’s wildlife. From sprawling savannahs to crystal-clear waters, every frame is a masterpiece, capturing the essence of wild nature in breathtaking detail. Encounter iconic African animals, from majestic elephants to graceful pelicans, as they thrive in their natural habitat. Let the symphony of real nature sounds transport you to the heart of the African bush, where time stands still and the soul finds peace. This is not just a film; it’s an invitation to experience the enchanting beauty of wildlife like never before.

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In this 8K HDR scenic film, there are so many wildlife species, each captivating in its own way, but one of them is truly fascinating. The Rock Monitor, a formidable and impressive reptile, is a true highlight of Zimbabwe’s diverse wildlife. As one of Africa’s largest lizards, it commands attention with its powerful build and keen senses. These intelligent creatures are skilled hunters, equipped with sharp claws and a potent bite. Despite their intimidating appearance, Rock Monitors play a crucial role in the ecosystem, helping to control populations of smaller animals. While they are often seen basking in the sun on rocks or logs, they are also adept climbers and swimmers. Encountering a Rock Monitor in its natural habitat is a truly unforgettable experience.

Our filmmaker, Robert Hofmayr, shared some insights into the making of this film. He primarily captured footage using a Red V-Raptor camera and a Canon 200-400mm lens, while aerial shots were taken with a Mavic Air 3s drone.

One unforgettable encounter occurred during a night spent in the wilderness. A lone lion cub wandered past our camp, its tiny form a stark contrast to the vast African night. Concerned about its separation from the pride, we followed its tracks the next day and discovered two lionesses searching for their missing cub. Despite the significant distance between the lionesses and the cub, we were astonished to witness a heartwarming reunion a few days later when the entire pride was reunited.
Animal Species in this video 00:00:00
Great white pelican 00:00:43
Baboons 00:01:00
Red-billed spurfowl 00:04:10
Red-billed teal 00:04:32
Waterbuck 00:05:27
Black-backed jackal 00:06:55
Southern ground hornbill 00:07:31
Zebra 00:07:42
Helmeted guineafowl 00:11:16
Impala 00:11:27
Giraffe 00:11;35
Tawny eagle 00:12:08
Lioness 00:12:43
Three-banded plover 00:15:22
Black-winged stilt 00:00:15:43
African elephant 00:16:35
Blue-tailed bee-eater 00:17:23
Southern yellow-billed hornbill 00:19:41
African fish eagle 00:20:06
Blue wildebeest 00:24:11
Lion 00:25:01
Common Ostrich 00:25:11
Southern African Crocodile 00:26:37
Saddle-billed stork 00:31:30
Hippos 00:37:44
Blacksmith lapwing 00:37:54
African buffalo 00:41:34
White-fronted bee-eater 00:42:37
Kori bustard 00:44:12
African jacana 00:45:54
Velvet monkey 00:54:34
Lion cub 00:55:11
Sable antelope 00:59:26
Bradfield’s hornbill 01:01:59
Rock monitor 01:08:45
African elephants with a calf 01:22:45
Leopard 01:31:53

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