‘Planet Earth III’ Cinematographer on Living 700 Feet Underground for 17 Days to Capture the World’s Largest Cave
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variety.comJazz Tangcay Artisans Editor Some of the most breathtaking moments of the “Planet Earth” series take place in Hang son Doong Cave in Vietnam.
But capturing and showcasing the natural beauty of the largest cave in the world provided some challenges on how the crew were going to light it.
The Emmy-nominated “Extremes” episode of “Planet Earth III” trekked to Vietnam and into a world of darkness, going approximately 700 feet underground for 17 days.
Cinematographer Luke Nelson and his team required special cameras, lenses and a unique lighting set-up to highlight the beauty of this underground world which otherwise was a world of complete darkness.
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