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Featured National Geographic projects

This week's top National Geographic projects, carefully handpicked by Visie's expert curators, showcase the best in style and innovation.

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National Geographic, Prada · On Artic Tides.

National Geographic and Prada present 'On Arctic Tides,' a branded campaign film focusing on ocean conservation. Featuring Benedict Cumberbatch, the narrative unfolds across a rugged coastal landscape, utilising a documentary-style approach to capture the atmospheric environment. Produced by Anima Films UK, the production leans into a cinematic visual language. The work is defined by natural light and a cool colour palette, employing analogue film aesthetics to maintain an immersive, observational tone. Sound design for the project was provided by 19 Sound.

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National Geographic, Prada · Drowning In Noise

Drowning In Noise is a collaborative campaign video produced for Prada and National Geographic, addressing the critical subject of underwater noise pollution and ocean conservation. The film features Benedict Cumberbatch in a stark coastal setting, utilizing a desaturated palette to highlight the environmental focus. Directed by Anima Films UK, the production employs cinematic, live-action techniques to emphasize the contrast between the subject and the natural landscape. The project maintains a precise tone through the use of natural light and ambient sound design provided by 19 Sound.

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National Geographic · Galapagos 60

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National Geographic · No Taste Like Home

National Geographic presents No Taste Like Home, a documentary series that bridges cultural exploration with culinary traditions. The production captures a range of domestic and exterior environments, from bustling city streets to the quiet intimacy of meal preparation. Produced by The Visionaries, the series employs cinematic framing and natural lighting to emphasize raw, live-action storytelling. The work documents diverse heritage practices through a lens that balances travel narrative with local culinary expertise.

An alligator sculpture made from white towels wearing sunglasses on a bright yellow sofa, decorated with fresh flowers. Project

National Geographic · Towel Art

National Geographic presents Towel Art, an exploration of intricate textile sculpture captured by photographer David Brandon Geeting. The project documents a series of imaginative animal shapes—ranging from alligators and sloths to swans—meticulously crafted from plush white bath towels. Each composition leverages artistic styling and clean, direct lighting to transform everyday linens into detailed forms. The work employs a polished aesthetic, balancing domestic settings with carefully curated props and organic elements to provide a fresh perspective on a classic craft.

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National Geographic · Entertain your brain

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National Geographic · The Crux Trailer