Amber Neely
Apple TV+ will soon gain a new documentary series, dubbed "Earthsound," that reveals never-before-heard sounds of wildlife.
The twelve-part series explores nature's sounds and utilizes cutting-edge audio technology and 360-degree sound design to uncover nature's untold stories across the planet.
The series is another project brought to Apple by Offspring Films. Offspring Films is also the company behind "Earth at Night in Color," set to debut on Friday, December 4.
Like "Earthsound," "Earth at Night in Color" uses cutting-edge technology to uncover never-before-seen behaviors in nocturnal animals.
"Earthsound" will be executive produced by Offspring Films' founder Alex Williamson and Sam Hodgson. According to Deadline, Justin Anderson ("Planet Earth II"), Joe Stevens ("Blue Planet II"), and Tom Payne ("Big Blue: Live") will serve as producers for Offspring Films.
The series joins Apple's expanding slate of documentaries, including "Boys' State," "Billie Eilish: The World's a Little Blurry," and Emmy Award-nominated "Beastie Boys Story."
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I imagine this will be a showcase series featuring Apple's spatial audio advancements.
I presume they will make full use of Atmos objects. Disney, pay attention with your crap printed Atmos mixes...
I’m enjoying this nature programming Apple is developing. Just watched the Tiny World series,what a phenomenal production with micro photography. What made the series so special though was the soundtrack listening to it on the AirPods Pro, unbelievable.