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IMDb20221h 0mAustralia, Norfolk Island

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island

Synopsis

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island with Ray Martin is a visual feast, rich in land and sea cinematography and photography by some of the best in the business, while at the same time telling the unique, exotic and often surprising story of one of Australia’s great treasures: Norfolk Island. World famous landscape photographer Ken Duncan chases the light in an odyssey to get the perfect shot on the spectacular island gifted by Queen Victoria to the Pitcairn Islanders, mutineers from the Bounty, their Tahitian wives and their families and descendants. Ken, the master, has his sidekick and protégé Ray Martin along with him and they link up with local photographer and underwater specialist Zach Sanders. Capturing their chase is one of Australia’s most awarded cinematographers Andy Taylor. Andy turns his own lens on the lensmen and Norfolk’s unforgettable scenery, characters, culture, and customs.

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Max Uechtritz
Screenplay & Story
Ray Martin, Max Uechtritz
Original Title
Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island
Country of Origin
Australia, Norfolk Island
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
1h 0m
Production Studios
Latis Creative

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Max Uechtritz

Screenplay & Story

Ray Martin, Max Uechtritz

Director of Photography

Andy Taylor

Film Editing

Lenard Cassimatis

Producers

Max Uechtritz, Ray Martin

Department Leadership Roster

Max Uechtritz

Producer

Lenard Cassimatis

Editor

Max Uechtritz

Director

Ray Martin

Ray Martin

Writer

Max Uechtritz

Writer

Andy Taylor

Director of Photography

Age Classification & Content Advisories

Official viewer rating standards and content warnings across international classification boards.

International Certification Matrix

Australia (ACB)G

General — Suitable for all audiences.

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island about?

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island with Ray Martin is a visual feast, rich in land and sea cinematography and photography by some of the best in the business, while at the same time telling the unique, exotic and often surprising story of one of Australia’s great treasures: Norfolk Island. World famous landscape photographer Ken Duncan chases the light in an odyssey to get the perfect shot on the spectacular island gifted by Queen Victoria to the Pitcairn Islanders, mutineers from the Bounty, their Tahitian wives and their families and descendants. Ken, the master, has his sidekick and protégé Ray Martin along with him and they link up with local photographer and underwater specialist Zach Sanders. Capturing their chase is one of Australia’s most awarded cinematographers Andy Taylor. Andy turns his own lens on the lensmen and Norfolk’s unforgettable scenery, characters, culture, and customs.

Who directed Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island?

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island was directed by Max Uechtritz.

Who stars in Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island?

The principal cast of Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island includes Ray Martin, Ken Duncan.

When was Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island released and how long is it?

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island was released in 2022 with a total runtime of 1h 0m.

What is the age rating and content advisory for Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island?

Chasing the Light: Norfolk Island holds official age classifications: AU: G (General — Suitable for all audiences.).