A warm welcome to the Isle of Wight
Island Explorer produces tourist media products about the Isle of Wight. We aim to 'Explore' the Island so that the visitor can enjoy not only the beautiful scenery the Isle of Wight has to offer but also reveal the fascinating history and facts about Queen Victoria's favorite holiday retreat.
Named Vectis by the Romans, the diamond-shaped Isle of Wight has an area of 147 square miles, around 60 miles of coast line, is about 23 miles from east to west and just over 13 miles north to south. It is situated about 5 miles off the south coast from Portsmouth and is separated from the mainland by the Solent which is one ofthe world's busiest shipping lanes.
With an Island Explorer DVD, you can visit the Isle of Wight from the comfort of your arm chair and join presenter, Marc Tuckey (the Isle of Wight's ghost walk host) as he takes you on one of our video tours. Our 'Around The Island Tour' production is ideal as an education aid for schools as it features some of the key historical locations such as Carisbrooke Castle.
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We at Island Explorer also undertake promotional DVD production from script writing to editiing. You can find out more about the services we offer on the Services page. Please use the contact form on the services page to discuss your requirements. Our equipment includes a camera boom which allows us to film from a height of 13 feet, ideal for exterior shots.
Isle of Wight 'Around the Island Tour' DVD Trailer
This Island Explorer trailer for our Isle of Wight DVD 'Around The Island Tour' features Marc Tuckey. The tour follows a traditional round the Isle of Wight coach route and features historic points of interest and Isle of Wight attractions along the route.
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