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Glyn Macey is one of the U.K.'s foremost young artists whose fresh approach to painting is bringing a new vibrancy to the British art scene.

He is well known in his work with organisations such as the RNLI and the National Trust

A brush with the landscape follows Glyn painting at 100 of the most beautiful National Trust landscapes in the country.

Volume 2 captures 10 of the most iconic locations:

Runtime of 40 minutes

Glyn Macey paints the Lakes

Glyn Macey is one of the U.K.'s foremost young artist's.

His fresh approach to painting being in new vibrancy of British art scene a brush with the landscape for Glyn painting 100 of the most beautiful National trust landscapes in the country.

A project no sane, commercially minded production company would ever undertake. Two years of blood, sweat, tears and broken cameras. An inordinate amount of footage shot and condensed into one 87-minute film.

Marine Team focuses on the phenomenon of interaction between humans and animals, and the dedication and skill of those who care for seals, dolphins and other marine mammals. Their life is incredibly precarious - it's often a thin line between life and death, and this film reflects the lottery of survival. A powerful combination of humour, fear, joy and pain.

The film captures the spirit of Cornwall, talking to local potters, farmers, fishermen, artists and craftsmen. As each location is explored you will learn a little more about Cornish people, their history and culture.

Discover changing landscape where myth and legend are never far away. Enjoy the open moorland with its stone circles and granite tors. Explorer flower filled lanes, rich farmland and secret wooded valleys - all with intriguing stories of mining, smuggling and folklore. The sea is always just around the corner, exciting whether calm or stormy.

This film documents the revival of interest in Cornish luggers with their iconic canvas sails.

Members of Mounts Bay Luggers Association recount their experience in the rebuild of the Happy Return. Barnabus, Ripple, and Dolly Pentreath also feature.

The staggering voyage of The Mystery in 1854 is described.

Finally we experience first-hand the difficulties involved in sailing aboard a lugger at the Mousehole Sea Salt and Sail event.

Email from a Shark
Filmed off the Cornish Coast As seen on SKY 3

It's the second biggest shark in the world, yet very little is known about it - where it comes from, where it goes - until now. This is a story of the discovery of the secrets of one of the most ancient fish on the planet by a combination of modern technology and scientific detective work. One of wildlife's greatest mysteries unravelled... with a few unexpected surprises.

Regions: All regions
Running time : 2 x 26 minutes
Format: DVD ( DVD with bonus film The Shark Feeders and a photo gallery )

A spectacular aerial journey from St Michael’s Mount, around the Lizard peninsular to Falmouth – then up the River Fal to Truro.

The coastline of the Lizard peninsular in Cornwall is often awe-inspiring with rugged cliffs, sheltered coves, broad sandy bays and delightful valleys leading down to blue seas.

We take to the air from Lands End Airport then journey from St Michael’s Mount to The Lizard – the most southerly point in Britain.

We fly high enough to capture the overall scene, whilst low enough to see the detail on land and sea.

A spectacular aerial journey from the Camel Estuary to St Ives, via Padstow, Bedruthan Steps, Watergate Bay, Newquay, Perranporth, and St Agnes.

The North West coast of Cornwall is truly delightful with beautiful bays and headlands that provide some of the best coastal scenery to be found in Great Britain.

We start our flight over the Camel Estuary by Wadebridge and journey South West some 80 miles to St Ives.

A spectacular journey around the stunning Cornish coastline from St Ives to St Michael’s Mount. Filmed both at high level and near cliff top level, this DVD offers breathtaking views of the Lands End peninsular.

Penwith – in West Cornwall – has some of the most awe inspiring cliff scenery to be found in Britain.

The Coastline is a wonderful mixture of headland, sheltered coves and delightfully wooded valleys and streams.

We take to the air at St Ives and fly past Cape Cornwall and around Lands End to St Michael’s Mount.

A series of colourful trips on the lovely branchlines of Devon and Cornwall in the days of first generation British Rail Diesel Multiple Units - DMUs.

Made in 1975 and 1990 and presented by John Doyle. Also includes several bonus newsreel items from the last years of steam culled from the archives of Westward Television and Television South West, plus items about the opening of the Dart Valley Railway and the Bodmin & Wenford Railway.