Stephen Curtain
- Cameraman, producer & editor
- Outdoor – environmental education teacher
- Outdoor (APSI qualified ski) guide, WMI wilderness first aid trained.
- B Education (Secondary), University of Melbourne: Environmental Science graduate
Stephen is Eucalypt Productions’ principal. He has filmed from Tasmania’s glaciated Gondwana landscape (on the remote Franklin River and in Messages from the Tarkine with Stormfront Productions) to Australian Geographic’s Kamchatka ski-mountaineering expedition on Russia’s active volcanoes. Most recently, he was privileged to capture the nature and adventure of seven voyages in the Antarctic Peninsula from December 2007 to March 2008 with the Adventure Fleet, Peregrine Shipping and Quark Expeditions.
Stephen has written and photographed for Melbourne’s The Age newspaper and Australian Geographic on selected nature and adventure topics. A former assistant editor of Wild and Rock magazines from 1996 – 1999, Stephen photographed the Wongungarra, said to be Victoria’s last wild alpine river, in support of the Wilderness Society’s campaign to protect that wilderness.
He worked on the BBC & ABC natural history units’ Wild Australasia series as camera assistant in 2001. He is involved with the ongoing campaign to restore Tasmania’s flooded Lake Pedder.
He is currently promoting the release of Winter Dreaming: an Australian Alps freeheel film for the northern hemisphere winter.
Stephen Curtain
Cameraman & Producer
Eucalypt Productions
P: +61 (0) 438 002 416
E: steve@eucalyptproductions.com
