SHIPWRECKS TAIWAN

Revealing marine biodiversity through shipwrecks, exploring the mysterious underwater world of Taiwan.
以沈船揭示海洋生態豐富度，探索台灣神秘水下世界。

Shipwrecks Taiwan is a documentary that highlights Taiwan’s rich marine ecology by focusing on the underwater conditions of sunken ships around Taiwan. It features over 15 sunken ships, located across Taiwan. The average depth of these shipwrecks is between 35 to 52 meters, and some have hardly been visited due to the depth and poor visibility throughout the year. Our team also discovered an unidentified ancient sunken ship that is relatively large, with a rich ecology of high-value fish species that have been depleted on other shipwrecks. Shipwrecks Taiwan is filmed in the highest current image recording specifications – 8K/120fps/RAW, aiming to fully document the current appearance of these shipwrecks in the highest image quality before they are eroded and destroyed by the sea. Wearing a full-face mask, producer Tim LEE guides the audience to explore the shipwrecks while communicating underwater.
《沈睡的水下巨人》是台灣首部以沈船生態為主題的紀錄片，透過這些「鋼鐵巨人」來詮釋台灣的海洋生態，並探索台灣各海域的水下世界。影片以最高規格一共拍攝了超過15艘沈船，海域遍及全台灣，深度介於35至52米。大家所看不見的台灣究竟是什麼樣子？由製作人兼水下攝影師李景白帶領觀眾探索。