Los Angeles — It’s countdown time…after months and months of preparation/collaboration with multiple Tahiti experts/Mother Nature’s cyclone revision of our filming plans/and PBS/WQED’s recommended script edits, we’re now just hours away from embarking on the most intensive filming assignment to date. Our challenge? Proving why so many literary giants call French Polynesia HEAVEN.  Is it truly the most “DRAMATICALLY BEAUTIFUL PLACE ON EARTH”?

We hope you’ll stay tuned as we bring you the latest ESCAPESEEKER updates as our film team travels to the Tuamotu Archipelago, Marquesas Islands, and the Society Islands–via ship, via yacht, via planes, via jeeps, via bicycles, on foot, underwater diving–you name it, we’re trying it! 

I want to thank my ESCAPESEEKER film team in advance, because without their unwavering dedication, respective expertise and talents, I could not even begin to undertake this magnificent French Polynesian adventure!  

Roy A. Henderson,  Executive Producer
Jason Wise,  Director
Jackson Myers,  Director of Photography
Christina Tucker,  Producer
Michael Ryan,  Editor/Sound Engineer
Joanna Boice,  Production Manager
Jessica Maughan,  Production Design
Garrett Burton Gee,  Guest Talent, Production Assistant
Brooke Miller,  Guest Talent
Dr. William Harcourt-Smith,  Anthropologist/Palaeontologist/Guest Talent
Amira Thoron,  Guest Talent


We are also grateful for the tremendous support we are receiving from Air Tahiti Nui, Tahiti Tourism Board, ms/ Paul Gauguin, Haumana Yacht, Radisson Resort/Papeete, The Legends Resort Moorea, InterContinental Bora Bora Resort and Thalasso Spa, and the many native Tahitians waiting and eager to share their unique perspective and life-long knowledge of their heavenly islands with our viewers.


A vous tous, nous donnons nos sincères remerciements.

A bientot,

Mel avec le ESCAPESEEKER team