Filming in Senegal

Journey along with us via this photo album as we film in Senegal for our new production, The Missing Catch: An Ocean Mystery.

Executive Producer of The Missing Catch chats with cameraman Doug Allan about filming the export of fish at Dakar airport.
Alison and Doug film fish being loaded onto an airplane for export.
Cameraman Doug Allan filming on the coast of Senegal.
Fishermen prepare for a day of fishing, on the beach at dawn in Senegal.
Fish for sale at the open-air fish market in Dakar.
Cameraman Doug Allan.
An early start to the day for fishermen and filmmakers alike.
We're using a RED camera to shoot "An Ocean Mystery: The Missing Catch."
Exploring the giant commercial fishing vessels at the Port of Dakar.
Filming aboard the captured illegal fishing vessel Asian Warrior.
Cameraman Doug Allan.
Mike Kasic records sound for our upcoming Smithsonian Channel film, "An Ocean Mystery: The Missing Catch."
The industrial Senegaleese fishing fleet docked in Dakar.
Senegalese women process dried fish in the coastal town of Joal.
A fish processing facility in Joal, Senegal.
Dried fish awaiting processing.
Tons of fish are dried and processed by hand every year in Joal.
Filming a fishermen repairing his net.
The notorious illegal fishing vessel Asian Warrior (far right) was captured in Dakar harbor.
The Asian Warrior

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