Nature
Over the past decade, Leo Eaton and Eaton Creative have worked closely with wildlife filmmakers and biologists Martin and Chris Kratt to develop a unique combination of comedy and wildlife for children and adults. Over this period, Leo Eaton has co-created (with the Kratt brothers), executive produced and frequently directed more than 80 hours of programming for PBS and the National Geographic Channel. The series listed below have also aired in more than 30 countries around the world and have three times won the "Best Children's Film" award at the Jackson Hole Wildlife Festival.
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BROTHERS: BE THE CREATURE (Seasons 1 & 2) - Chris & Martin
Kratt live "up close & personal" with a particular animal to discover what it's like to 'be the creature' in each one-hour episode. Season One explored the lives of animals such as leopards, anacondas, Komodo dragons and orangutans, with Season Two visiting Alaskan brown bears, elephant-killing lions, orcas and chimpanzees, among others. |
| ZOBOOMAFOO (Seasons one & two) - 65 half-hours in which Chris & Martin Kratt join that leaping lemur Zoboomafoo on PBS’s Emmy-award winning
pre-school series. Combining CGI, claymation, original wildlife filming
around the world, along with incredible animals who visit the Kratts & Zoboomafoo in their Animal Junction home base, ZOBOOMAFOO broke new ground for
children’s nature shows and has been shown around the world. Leo Eaton
co-created the series (with Chris & Martin Kratt) and executive produced for Paragon Entertainment (Season One) & Cinar (Season Two). |
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KRATT'S CREATURES - 50 half-hour comedy wildlife adventures where Chris & Martin Kratt travel the world, daring to go where no wildlife hosts have gone before as they seek out the fun and fascination of creatures everywhere. Each week, the brothers explore a variety of different animals' habitats and lifestyles with help from Allison and her computer, the Ttark, an animated dinosaur. |
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