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Welcome to ACE Marine Images We are delighted to announce that on Saturday night, 7 November 2009, the documentary, "Lost and Found", about the submarine USS Lagarto was awarded three Emmys. It picked up up 5 nominations, including one for outstanding cinematography, and went home with 3 awards. We are proud to have been involved in such a spectacular and significant film and could not even have imagined that our underwater footage could have helped to bring about such acclaim. Founded in 1996 as Thailand's first underwater imaging academy, ACE Marine Images has evolved from very humble beginnings, into one of the world's leading underwater film production companies, working alongside some of the best in the industry, making documentaries and offering the most professional underwater video training courses and underwater photography tuition in Thailand.
Stationed on Koh Tao, Turtle Island, in the Gulf of Thailand, we began by filming and photographing tourists learning to dive in the shallow and clear blue waters that surround the island. Today, ACE Marine Images are producing their own documentaries for international broadcast, as well as contributing to many other global film productions, charities, conservation efforts and marine research projects. From the shallow reefs of Koh Tao, loved by recreational divers and perfect for beginners, to the deep shipwrecks of the Gulf of Thailand, only accessible to experienced technical divers. We are flattered by the number of companies that try to emulate ACE Marine Images, using a formula for film production which we created years ago; this in itself speaks volumes about the level of success we have achieved, but we are proud to say that ACE Marine Images are still at the top of the game, and we wish to share our wealth of experience with you, teaching the finest underwater video and photography courses in the world!
The video above is the trailer from the three time Emmy Award winning film "Lost and Found".
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