Explores the surreal world of unearthly beauty on Australia's Great Barrier Reef in both microscopic detail and in magnificent sweeping vistas. Over 24 hours we move from the quiet of dappled dawn to the languid mood of midday, from the vigorous feeding activity of afternoon to the mystery and danger of nightfall. Along the way we follow an intriguing cast of 'characters' from sharks, giant clams, octopus, manta rays and brilliantly coloured fish, to shrimp and microscopic algae. EYE ON THE REEF is a journey through 24 hours of underwater happenings with an introduction to some of the most bizarre underwater creatures. You'll see their feeding habits, their need for camouflage and defence, battles for territory and genes, the roles played by colour and vision and the effects of tides and weather changes. Filmed by David Hannan, who has achieved worldwide acclaim for his superb underwater footage, EYE ON THE REEF uses unique techniques to deliver full screen images of very small subjects with stunning depth of field.