Four Corners Film & Photography is an independent production company based between Asia and the UK. We produce content which both celebrates and queries our relationship with the natural world.

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A fisherman at a remote shark fishing community in Mozambique. Over a decade ago these fishermen used to catch between 10 and 15 sharks per day. When the team returned to document their work, this was the first shark they’d caught in over 6 mo
A dolphin prepares for its performance at a traveling circus in Indonesia—the only country on Earth where such shows are still legal. The water quality creates numerous health issues for the dolphins; because of the chlorine in the water, they
Elephants are one of the most popular animals in the wildlife tourism industry. Whilst commonly found in zoos, they are also used for a variety of entertainment purposes such as elephant riding, performances and in festivals. But behind the scenes, t
Japanese otter cafes and social media influencers are driving increased demand for pet otters all over the world, with devastating consequences. These otters might be adorable, but the truth behind this trade is anything but. Ripped from the wild or
Dog penis bracelet, anyone? In Cambodia, the penises of black dogs may be worn as bracelets. It's believed that they stop spells being cast on their owner. Dogs are rounded up from the street and then either killed in drowning pits or stabbed, strung
Introducing the team Up first is our Co-Founder and presenter, Aaron ‘Bertie’ Gekoski. Bertie is an experienced environmental photojournalist, television presenter and film-maker, specialising in human-animal conflict. He has fronte
As well as deforestation, mining and logging, one of the lesser known threats facing orangutans is the wildlife entertainment industry. Orangutans are extremely intelligent, and their capacity to learn from humans makes them vulnerable to being explo
Orangutans are one of our closest living relatives- the word ‘orangutan’ itself means ‘person of the forest in Malay’. Yet there are many threats facing the remaining wild populations, all caused by humans - deforestation for
Just as comfortable 20 metres underwater as with our feet firmly on the ground, here at Four Corners we love the challenge of an underwater shoot. We’ve missed this kind of adventures during the pandemic, but we in the process laying the ground