Prospero Productions

Prospero Productions was formed in Fremantle, Western Australia in 1991 by Ed Punchard and Julia Redwood. It is now owned solely by Juila Redwood. Using a mini-submersible, filming took place at Ningaloo Reef and features marine scientist Anna Cresswell. Outback Truckers would view on Canal D in Canada and on TVNZ in New Zealand. ==Productions==

• Junior Doctors Down Under (2024) • Outback Farm (2023-2024) • Opal Hunters Red Dirt Road Trip (2022) • Whale Super Highway (2019) • Outback Truckers Season (2012-2021) • ''Ningaloo: Australia's Other Great Reef'' (2018) • Outback Opal Hunters (2018–19) • Railroad Australia (2016-2018) • Islands of Oz (2016) • Outback Pilots (2016) • Wild Survivor (2014) • The Real Jaws (2014) • Australia - Life on the Edge (2013) • Change My Race (2013) • Vet School (2012) • ''Jack the Ripper - Australia's Killer'' (2011) • The Man Who Jumped (2011) • ''Ned's Head'' (2011) • Dino Stampede (2011) • SAS - The Search For Warriors (2011) • Pirate Patrol (2010) • ''Gallipoli's Deep Secrets'' (2010) • ''Every Family's Nightmare'' (2009) • Heartbreak Science (2009) • Navy Divers (2009) • Death of the Megabeasts (2008) • The Snake Crusader (2008) • Eco House Challenge (2007) • Pipe Dreams (2007) • Kindness of Strangers (2006) • Shipwreck Detectives 2 (2005) • Aussie Animal Rescue 2 (2004) • The Snakebuster (2003) • Shipwreck Detectives (2002) • Aussie Animal Rescue (2001) • Selling Australia (2000) • Diving School (1999) • Paying For The Piper (1998) • Home of the Blizzard (1997) • Hutan: Wildlife of the Malaysian Rainforest (1996) • Shipwreck Coast Part 2: The Gelignite Buccaneer (1995) • Shipwreck Coast Part 1: The Batavia - Wreck, Mutiny & Murder (1994) • No Survivors () ==Honours and awards==

In 1998, Prospero was nominate for an Australian Film Institute Award for Best Documentary for its production of Paying For The Piper. Paying for the Piper would also feature at the United Nations Association Film Festival (2000), Golden Gate Awards - San Francisco Film Society (2000) and the International Festival of Maritime and Exploration Film (1999). Prospero Production would win the 2007 Australian Government's Eureka Prize for Science Journalism for The Kindness of Strangers. In 2011, Prospero won the AACTA Award for Best Documentary Series for its production of SAS - The Search for Warriors. The Eco House production would win an Australian Teachers of Media Inc award in 2007 and was a finalist in the United Nations World Environment Day Awards. Diving School would play at the Golden Gate Awards - San Francisco Film Society in 2001. In 2015, Australia- Life on the Edge won a Gold Prestige Film Award for Short Documentary. On 4 June 2021, Julia Redwood won the business category in the 2021 West Australian of the Year Awards. ==References==