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    Luc Jacquet is a 36-year-old French film director and biologist who spent 13 months in Antarctica filming March of the Penguins. He and his crew, including photographer Jeremone Maison, endured temperatures as low as -75 degrees Celsius, midnight blizzards, and frigid waters to capture footage of penguins' tenacious will to survive during harsh conditions. Jacquet noted the importance of experiencing Antarctica's extreme storms to truly depict the environment, and the crew looked up to Jeremone for his determination and knowledge throughout their stay.

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    Luc Jacquet is a 36-year-old French film director and biologist who spent 13 months in Antarctica filming March of the Penguins. He and his crew, including photographer Jeremone Maison, endured temperatures as low as -75 degrees Celsius, midnight blizzards, and frigid waters to capture footage of penguins' tenacious will to survive during harsh conditions. Jacquet noted the importance of experiencing Antarctica's extreme storms to truly depict the environment, and the crew looked up to Jeremone for his determination and knowledge throughout their stay.

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    March of The Penguins: An in Depth Look at The Leadership of Luc Jacquet..

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    Luc Jacquet is a 36-year-old French film director and biologist who spent 13 months in Antarctica filming March of the Penguins. He and his crew, including photographer Jeremone Maison, endured temperatures as low as -75 degrees Celsius, midnight blizzards, and frigid waters to capture footage of penguins' tenacious will to survive during harsh conditions. Jacquet noted the importance of experiencing Antarctica's extreme storms to truly depict the environment, and the crew looked up to Jeremone for his determination and knowledge throughout their stay.

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    March of the Penguins

    An in depth look at the leadership of Luc Jacquet...


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    Antarctica

    Our southern most continent 98% of the country is covered by ice On average, it is the coldest, driest, and windiest continent, and has the highest average elevation of all the countries There are no permanent residents but from a thousands to five thousand people reside throughout the year at the research stations scattered across the continent

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    Luc Jacques & Jeremone Maison


    Luc Jacques is a 36 year old french film director and biologist he spent 13 months in Antarctica to film the world renowned documentary March of the Penguins Jacques and his crew endured minus 75 degree temperatures, midnight blizzards, and frigid waters during film production If you want to show what Antarctica really is, you have to go into the storm,say Jacques... I experienced magical encounters while capturing the penguins tenacious will to survive. Jacques was accompanied by photographer Jeremone Maison; it is said that all the men in the crew looked up to Jeremone, noting his determination and knowledge through there stay
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