Famous for its pink sand beaches and infamous triangle, Bermuda has a reputation for being an elite travel destination. But even though it is one of the smallest territories in the world with a landmass of only 21 square miles, this island nation is full of surprises.
Watch the full video of Peter’s Hidden Gems: Bermuda, as he uncovers places and experiences that even the locals don’t know about. From spicy Bermudian cuisine to off-the-beaten path islands with rare inhabitants, this is a Bermuda you haven’t see before.
Famous for its pink sand beaches and infamous triangle, Bermuda has a reputation for being an elite travel destination. But even though it is one of the smallest territories in the world with a landmass of only 21 square miles, this island nation is full of surprises.
Watch the full video of Peter’s Hidden Gems: Bermuda, as he uncovers places and experiences that even the locals don’t know about. From spicy Bermudian cuisine to off-the-beaten path islands with rare inhabitants, this is a Bermuda you haven’t see before.
In 2010 the documentary film Where the Whales Sing, by Andrew Stevenson premiered at the Bermuda International Film Festival. The film is a result of three years of Andrew’s researching, photographing, filming and cataloging of the humpback whales that migrate past Bermuda each spring. Bermuda’s unique mid-ocean platform provides a natural port of call for the humpbacks during their seasonal migratory voyage to the cold northern feeding grounds. For viewers it is a visually stunning journey of discovery into the life of these majestic marine mammals and a call in the plight for protection against man’s ever increasing and often devastating impact on the oceans and its inhabitants. The film is accompanied by the voice of wonder and innocence of his 6-year old daughter.
Where the Whales Sing” was an award winner for best emerging underwater filmmaker at BLUE Ocean Film Festival, a high honours winner at the Princeton Environmental Film Festival, was selected as a finalist at the Nations Capital Environmental Film Festival, won an award as the best environmental film at a film festival in Croatia where it also won the audience choice award. It has been translated with Spanish subtitles for the Environmental Film Festival in Dominican Republic. Recently it won the Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art 2011 Chairman Prize – A. Stevenson
Princeton Environmental Film Festival – a high Honours Winner
Nations Capital Environmental Film Festival – selected as a finalist
Croatia Film Festival – Best Environmental Film & Special Audience Choice Award.
Masterworks Museum of Bermuda Art – Charman Prize 2011
The musical score for the film was composed by Steve Gallant who has granted BermudaStream an exclusive interview and fascinating look into his world of musical composition – Steve Gallant Interview
February 7, 2011. Collie first released his new EP “Playback” as a free download. The EP was written, recorded and engineered in Bermuda at Harper Digital Studios.
Collie talks about the 2010 tour with Slightly Stoopid and Cypress Hill and his decision to release the Playback EP as a free download.
2010 was a great year for Collie and the crew, filled with hilarious memories and remarkable moments. Cypress Hill’s SmokeOut Fest was voted by the crew as one of the year’s high points. Collie performed twice that day in San Bernardino, CA on the Indonesia and SmokeOut stages, respectively
Dr. Neil Burnie shows the beautiful side of one of the most terrifying creatures in the ocean. Abandoning the steel cage, the Bermuda Shark Project swims freely with the sharks and tags them with GPS tracking units to discover some surprising facts about their migration patterns
August 27, 2011 will be the first annual Bermuda Summer Jam. This event will be held at Tiger Bay in St. George’s. The main feature for the event will be world renown, Kes The Band from Trinidad and Tobago.
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Enjoy a sample below of the popular Kes Tune “wotless”
