Christina Karliczek Skoglund is an internationally award winning wildlife camerawoman and film producer. Extremes feels like home to her. She has worked in high profile productions around the globe from the Arctic to hidden underwater caves in the desert. Wildlife programmes of BBC, NDR/Doclights, Terra mater, National Geographic, and NatGeoWild are regular clients. Christina was the principal camerawoman of 2015 Jackson Hole Award winner Congo – Deep And Dangerous and My Gorilla Family and sequence producer of the previously premiered BBC New Zealand-Earth’s Mythical Islands.
Christina is as comfortable with big underwater housings and delicate long lens work as she is with perfecting underwater sets. For her, it’s always about an engaging cinematography to bring nature close up. Christina is passionate about diving and became a specialist in underwater filming a decade ago. She holds tech dive licenses for ice, caves and rebreathers ( IANTD/TDI Evolution Rebreather)
