Apple has been nominated for six Daytime Emmy Awards for one of the most interesting nature docusaries produced in collaboration with the BBC Studios Natural History Unit. Please refer to the category and see the trailer below.
The winners will be announced in October this year
Today, the TV Academy announced the nominees for the daytime Emmy Awards on the 52nd day. The winners will be released on October 17th, one month after the 77th Primetime Emmy Awards, which will be held on September 14th.
Among the candidates is The Secret Life of Animals, a 10-episode Apple TV+ docusary that premiered late last year. Here is the show narrated by Hugh Bonneville (Downton Abbey, Paddington):
- Excellent science and nature programs
- Excellent supervisor team for single camera daytime non-fiction programs
- Excellent Music Direction and Composition
- Excellent cinema shoot
- Excellent single camera editing
- Excellent sound mixing and sound editing
Animal Secret Life is Apple’s third collaboration with the BBC’s natural history unit, following the award-winning prehistoric planet and Earth changed year.
The series took three years to film, spanning 24 countries and recorded 77 species. Here are some Apples.
“The Secret Lives of Animals” uses cutting-edge technology to showcase new and incredible animal behavior. For the first time, “Animal Secret Life” captures the sounds and vibrations of the unique jump spider courtship dance. We witness a rarely seen relationship between frogs and tarantulas, land lizards that can breathe underwater, and monkeys using a strange nose ritual as a test of friendship. Each episode focuses on specific behaviors that are crucial in the life cycle of animals, from birth and leaving home to raising a family, and from finding food to getting older.
Watch the secret life of animals on Apple TV+.
Apple TV+ is available for $9.99 a month, with TV shows and movies such as Ted Lasso, Severance, Studios, Morning Shows, Shrinks and Silos being hits.
