Adventure cameraman and producer Danny Etheridge is one of the industry's hardest-working creatives. Pioneering the embedded storytelling genre as seen in the Bafta Award-winning series "The Island with Bear Grylls," Etheridge is pushing the art form beyond its limits. Known for his ability to film in harsh and hard to get to locations, Etheridge has provided some of television's most captivating content.
Unafraid to explore the extreme wilderness, Etheridge is a leading specialist in his field. While filming for the UK'S Channel 4 intense reality show "Mutiny," Etheridge not only captured the nailbiting footage broadcast to the nation, but he survived a 4000-mile journey across the Pacific Ocean. All, while sailing in a 23-foot open boat. If there is a thrilling adventure on the horizon, Etheridge is likely to be the one filming it. Other filming credits include Sky One's "The Heist," Channel 4's edgy hit show "Hunted," and Discovery Channel's "Gold Rush: Parker's Trails." Having explored the world, journeyed with the Russian Special Forces and found a home for a few months in the Amazon, Etheridge is a force to be reckoned with amongst his peers.
Few thrive in the challenging heat of the desert or the tropics of the rainforest. Etheridge is one of the few exceptions to the rule. Continually growing in his craft, Etheridge is not afraid to reach for the unknown. It's all part of the thrill of the chase. Capturing a vibrant, gritty and the reality of some of the world's harshest environments on film, Etheridge has taken filmmaking to a new and exciting level unseen before.
