Anthony Powell

Second trailer for my upcoming feature film "Antarctica: A Year on Ice" being released in July 2013. Visit www.frozensouth.com for details

Most film crews that visit Antarctica are only there for a few short months over t...

First trailer for my upcoming feature film. The film will be released in July 2013.

Visit www.frozensouth.com for more info.

Most film crews that visit Antarctica are only there for a few short months over the summer sea...

About this clip: Annual supply ship offload at McMurdo Station Antarctica, 2012.

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A group of emperors hanging out on the ice shelf at the end of their molting period. Mount Erebus, the southern most active volcano in the world is letting off steam in the background.

This is part of a much longer clip wh...

Short film made for the 2009 Winter International Film Festival of Antarctica.

This was an entry in the 48 hour film making competition section.

We had one weekend to make a film that included all of the following items:

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New Antarctica Feature Film: www.frozensouth.com

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Time-lapse footage of the Aurora Australis, or Southern Lights.

This is the Southern He...

Icing up for 20 minutes outside during the Antarctic winter on a July afternoon.

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Filmed at McMurdo Station, where it is relatively sheltered by the surrounding hills. The weather down here is classified as being Condition 3 (nice weather), Condi...

This film was made for the Antarctic 48 Hour film competition at McMurdo Station.

Film requirements were it had to be made in Antarctica within 2 days, had to contain a bowl, an ice cream cone, a sleeping person, the soun...

The annual supply ship the American Tern being unloaded at McMurdo Station, Antarctica in 2006.

Time-lapse footage taken over 3 days of continuous sunlight towards the end of summer. This is the only time of year the ice i...