Join Max Quinn, one of New Zealand’s finest camera artists and director of numerous natural history documentaries, as he shares his unique experiences from his global filmmaking career. With over a dozen expeditions to Arctic and Antarctic regions, Max has had the rare opportunity to document the profound effects of global warming on these critical environments.

In this insightful presentation, he takes you behind the scenes to explore the challenges and rewards of capturing the impact of climate change in some of the most remote parts of the world.

Important Information: This event will take place outside on the lower lawn at Olveston Historic Home, dress for the outdoors and please pack a deck chair and rug. Bring your keep cup for Hot Chocolate served on entry. Two children per adult.