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Mayo film company Crossing the Line Productions are toasting international success as they won big at the International Wildlife Film Festival.
The company, based in Westport, scooped the title of Best Series at the event in Montana over the course of the festival.
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Their film, titled ‘Ireland’s Wild Islands’, was praised by the judges for its ‘enchanting blend of history, folklore and rare wildlife behaviour’.
After winning the award, the film’s director, John Murray, expressed his delight at the news.
"We're so honoured to win this award up against the very best wildlife films from around the world, and it's especially gratifying with such a personal Irish project,” he stated. “Our islands are very special places and vital sanctuaries for some of our most precious and wonderful wildlife."
‘Ireland’s Wild Islands’ can be watched on the RTÉ Player by clicking here.
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