Warner Bros. Declares Production Of New Original Series – The Maritime Masters

Warner Bros. Discovery has reportedly produced and is all prepared to launch a brand new docu-series dubbed Maritime Masters: Expedition Antarctica. This will reveal a behind-the-scenes picture of ultra-luxury cruise vessels.

This new series reflects life on Scenic Eclipse, the world’s first-ever discovery yacht that’s operated by Scenic, boasting an access-all-areas look at professionals at sea and main characters from the Scenic crew, taking its audience on a voyage of surprising discovery.

From gastronomic cuisine and personalized, exclusive in-suite butler service to soaring high above by helicopter and also diving deep below in a custom-made submarine, Warner Bros. Discovery is capturing all that it takes to journey to some of the most pristine and culturally rich destinations across the world’s seven continents, including Antarctica, while ushering in life-changing experiences for its guests.

Lynn Ng, the VP, the Head of Content Operations of Warner Bros. Discovery, APAC, mentioned that a journey on an ultra-luxury cruise vessel is what dreams are usually made of. She added that as the leading worldwide producer of real-life entertainment, there’s no one who is better placed to bring this to reality than Warner Bros. Discovery.

Lynn Ng mentioned that the firm is excited to introduce Maritime Masters: Expedition Antarctica. By launching it to a global audience via Discovery+ and Discovery Channel, they know that they will fascinate and excite viewers worldwide with the tales of the characters along the way.

Maritime Masters’ maiden voyage will internationally premiere across the Discovery Channel in mid-May. The content would be available in 20 languages. The series was produced by Warner Bros. Discovery in association with Dundas Media.

Reference: Cruise Radio, Travel Pulse

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