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Wildlife Film News (latest news from our acclaimed newsletter)

See our 'Features Page' for stories from around the wildlife fiilm-making world and our new 'Competition Page' for the results of our film comp'!



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Filmmakers for Conservation Partners with TERRA: The Nature of Our World.
Filmmakers for Conservation is curating short, high-quality conservation films for the wildly successful series, TERRA: The Nature of Our World, a science and conservation-focused podcast that has recently surpassed its 10 millionth iTunes download. FFC is currently accepting submissions for consideration. If you have a short, high-quality conservation film you would like distributed to the world through TERRA, please send a link and a brief synopsis of your work to jroberts@ConservationMedia.com. |



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Wildscreen Festival 2012 - What's happening?
The postal deadline for film submissions closed on the 27th of April and so the Wildscreen team are now wading through the entries... Panda Award nominees will be announced
next month and then delegate tickets will go on sale... Early Bird tickets will end in August and then it will not be too long to wait for the festival in October - 14-19th in Bristol, UK - More on the Wildscreen Festival website.
In the mean time, check out the film entry trailers being uploaded on the the Wildscreen Festival YouTube channel
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More fantastic members who've joined this month!
Welcome to our newest members:
We are extremely happy to welcome the Wildscreen family:
Wildscreen - A UK-based charity which promotes the conservation of nature through wildlife imagery.
Wildscreen Film Festival - One of the most influential and inspirational events in the wildlife and environmental filmmaking calendar.
WildPhotos - An annual two-day event aimed at industry experts, professional, amateur and budding photographers from the world of wildlife and conservation photography.
WildFilmHistory - A unique multimedia guide to the history and heritage of wildlife filmmaking.
ARKive- The ultimate free online resource to the world’s endangered animals, plants and fungi.
Brilliant campaigning organisation, using film to make a difference: Environmental Investigation Agency
Our film conservation org' competition partners: Frontier & their great blog Into the Wild
Multi-talented Production Companies:
Excelman Productions - Africa specialists keen to get involved in wildlife film production.
Conservation Media - Specializes in telling conservation science stories through award-winning film productions, photography, writing, and through narrative workshops for conservation professionals.
A diverse bunch of freelancers:
Jamie Crawford – One Show presenter who is also a very capable script writer and shooting PD!
Gaby Bastyra – Award-winning producer, director and AP... Check out her short film Gloop...
Tom Mustill – A director with a background in natural history and conservation biology,passionate about using film to tell stories about science and wildlife.
Chris Watson – Legendary and very experienced sound recordist - Purchase his great CDs here!
Douglas Lyon – Line Producer, Field Producer and founder of Excelman Productions
Kate Charlwood – Hard working, enthusiatic camera/editor with a huge passion for wildlife and filmmaking.
Dick Harrewijn – Recent graduate with a BA in Audiovisual Media, specialised as a documentary cameraman and a capable sound recordist.
Joe Tuck – A researcher, photographer and camera assistant, working with environmental organisations to produce publicity material to raise awareness.
There's basic FREE membership for all here or for a much more comprehensive listing become a full member: Wildlife-film.com/freelancers or Wildlife-film.com/companies Come on, join our team!! |


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