Creatures of Anilao 

This film has won numerous cinematography awards:
New York Videography awards - Best Underwater Cinematography (May 2023)
New York Videography awards - Best Aerial Cinematography (May 2023)
Los Angeles Cinematography Awards - Best Documentary film Cinematography (June 2023)
Los Angeles Cinematography Awards - Best Underwater Cinematography (June 2023)
European Cinematography Awards - Best Documentary Film Cinematography (June 2023)
European Cinematography Awards - Best Underwater Cinematography (June 2023)
Canadian Cinematography Awards - Best Underwater Cinematography (June 2023)
Anilao is a protected marine sanctuary in the island of Luzon, approximately 100 kilometres south of Manila. Its status as a marine sanctuary makes it an environment rich in thriving corals and biodiversity. Anilao often features among the top three places in the world for muck diving, which focuses on finding small and bizarre creatures in the sand and coral formations.
There are over 50 dive sites in the area for muck divers to choose from, ranging from shallow to deep dives with varying currents.
Anilao is home to an incredible diversity of nudibranchs, with hundreds of species.
Divers can also encounter a variety of fascinating crustaceans, including colourful shrimp, crabs, and lobsters. Cephalopods, such as octopuses, cuttlefish, and squid many of which can be photographed on the seabed or on black water dives that anilao has become famous for globally.
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