Robbie I'Anson Price

30 Limebrest Avenue
Thornton Cleveleys FY5 5AT
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7754 103 743

Email: rjip905@gmail.com

An energetic and dynamic film maker, currently working on various independent projects.

Robbie's background is in zoology and conservation with special interest in animal behaviour.

He is easy and fun to work with and loves big challenges.

• Experience in remote environments including South African bushveld and the French Alps.
• Experience in science radio broadcasting and podcasting.
• Extensive work in scientific research with special interest in animal behaviour.
• Proficient in various video and audio editing software.

Currently working in behavioural research at the University of Bristol but with time to work in a Bristol based media position. He is looking to expand his experience within wildlife film making through various possible routes.

Abbie Barnes

Song Thrush Productions
Somerset
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)146 076 205

Email: songthrushproductions@gmail.com

Website: songthrushproductions

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Abbie is currently a first year college student, with an unstoppable passion for wildlife conservation and natural history film-making and presenting. Armed with a simple Sony handy-cam, in her spare time she makes short informative identification clips and mini-documentaries on her local wildlife, shared on YouTube and her website, Song Thrush Productions.

She is an experienced activist and public speaker, having spoken in the European Parliament in March 2012, after winning an environmental film competition. She has also won a 5 day scholarship with the FSC (Field Studies Council) in August 2012.

Abbie hopes to further study wildlife conservation and film making/presenting, and seeks any experience available surrounding camera work or presenting opportunities. She aims to combine her love of wildlife, extensive knowledge on global environmental issues such as the use of palm oil, and film skills, to create documentaries highlighting how wildlife films do not always give the full story.

Please visit her website for further information on her work and achievements, and CV can be obtained though contact; thank you.

Adrian Cale

London, England (UK)

Phone:+44 (0)7789 205211

email: ade.cale@gmail.com

Website:www.adriancale.co.uk

Adrian Cale is a television presenter with a vast knowledge of the natural world. As a curious adventurer and self-confessed animal geek he has explored the planet filming wildlife and uses his experience and observation to communicate his passion on camera. Adrian is equally at home on location or in the studio, scripted or unscripted and very much in the moment. He is a diverse and adaptable television broadcaster who can be counted on to deliver. Press reviews include: “Endearing to watch” Radio Times, “Adrian is an engaging presenter” BBC Wildlife Magazine. Credits include: Tarsier Towers: 25 x 30'series – Channel 5, Baboon Boot Camp: Parthenon Entertainment, Gibbons: Back in the Swing: 5 x 30' – Animal Planet/Discovery Networks, Rural Matters: Aquavita Films, Woolly Jumpers: Made in Peru: Animal Planet/Discovery Networks – Winner BEST NEWCOMER AWARD at the International Wildlife Film Festival (IWFF) 2006, Make me a Monkey: Electric Sky Distribution

Adrian is also a Wildeye Tutor.

Adam Luke Canning

Birmingham, United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7923 492 631

Email:
WildlifeFilmerAdam@live.co.uk
& AdamLCA@msn.com

Website:
NatureonScreen.webs.com

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Freelance Cameraman, Editor, Presenter, Production Assistant & Researcher.

Adam has had the flair for presenting since the age of 8, doing his own version of magazine programmes which was a combination of 'The Really Wild Show', 'Live n Kickin', 'SM:TV live' and the infamous 'Blue Peter' - in the school playground, plus recording various taped amateur radio shows. At 16 Adam did his own News Report on a Relief Road that was being constructed in a local town. He presented his first ever documentary at the age of 17, called What's Black and White and Read All Over? which won the award of ‘Best Film’ at NE Worcs Coll’s annual film festival.

Adam is currently a Wildlife Presenter for Reader's Digest Magazine, presenting a series called Wildlife Monthly

Adam aspires to be one of the presenters on Springwatch/Autumnwatch, Countryfile/Countrytracks, Coast and his own series; 'The Best of the West Midlands Wildlife'.

Karla Munguia Colmenero

Jesus del Monte, Mexico

Email: karla.munguia@gmail.com

Karla is a wildlife Camerawoman, Journalist and Presenter from Mexico, recently returned from 3 years in South Africa. Her work behind camera includes the Animal Planet Series 'Shamwari: A Wild Life', aired in Africa, Europe, Asia, the Middle East and USA. Her camerawork also includes a series currently showing on NatGeo in Australia and other countries, called 'Wild and Woolly', the story of a baby elephant and his best friend, a sheep!
Karla is also an enthusiastic Presenter, who came second place at the first ever 'Wildscreen's Got Talent' competition in 2010, and is fluent in both Spanish and English.
She is a level 5 SSI Scuba Diver including Night Limited Visibility Specialty.
Her latest project, an independent film made for sharing on the internet, called A Zoo Next Door, tells the story of a man keeping big cats in the back of his house and her journey to find international help to relocate the 'zoo' animals.
Karla is keen to increase her wildlife film making experiences and so would be very happy to be an Assistant on any interesting projects too!

Photo: www.alexwinn.com

Serena Cowdy

London SE15
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7855 448 549

Email: serenacowdy@hotmail.com

Website: www.serenacowdy.com

Serena Cowdy is a presenter, journalist and communications expert, based in London.

She focuses on wildlife, conservation and animal welfare issues. Serena is a graduate of Oxford University, and worked for several years as a print and broadcast journalist. Serena is currently represented by David Foster Management.

Serena is fully media-trained, and has been interviewed as a wildlife expert live on both Sky News and Channel 5 News. She has also appeared as an expert on BBC1, and has presented various live and pre-recorded broadcasts for radio and the web. Serena has worked with several wildlife and animal welfare organisations - from small animal sanctuaries and gardening projects to the National Trust, the Blue Cross and the British and Irish Association of Zoos and Aquariums. She currently consults on communications projects for London Wildlife Trust.

Serena's latest presenting project is a series of wildlife gardening films, in collaboration with the Wildlife Trusts and the Royal Horticultural Society. Filming begins in the spring.

Jamie Crawford

110 Kempe Road
London NW6 6SL
United Kingdom

Email: info@jamiecrawfordmedia.com

Website: www.jamiecrawfordmedia.com

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Jamie works across all aspects of television as a regular on-camera face for the BBC and as a shooting PD and script writer behind the camera.

Presenting credits include wildlife and adventure shows for Five, Discovery and Animal Planet. For the past four years Jamie has presented photography and adventure stories for the BBC's One Show.

Production work includes writing, producing and directing for the BBC, ITV, Five, National Geographic, Discovery and Animal Planet.

Currently writing the final episode for the History channel's Mankind: the story of all of us

Cristian Dimitrius

Cristian Dimitrius Productions
Rua Joao Simoes de Souza
430 APTO137A
Sao Paulo
SP 05734-140
Brazil

Phone: +55 11 2892 6683 & +55 11 98906 7626

Email: cdimitrius@yahoo.com

Website: www.cristiandimitrius.com.br

Cristian Dimitrius is a cinematographer, photographer, biologist and television presenter specializing in wildlife and natural history. On land or underwater, from ants to whales, Cristian’s innovative cinematography and unorthodox camera techniques are helping to revolutionize the way people see and perceive wildlife. Cristian pushes the boundaries of wildlife filmmaking with his amazing still images and stunning video sequences, made with the most advanced camera technologies available. In addition to several film credits, Cristian has shot and produce for the world’s top television networks including the BBC, National Geographic, Discovery Channel, Globo TV, History Channel and Animal Planet.

Cristian Dimitrius’s long-life mission is to inspire people to fall in love with our planet through his images, arousing the desire for knowledge and conservation of the place we all can call home. With a large experience in the Brazilian Biomes he is the right man to help you to get that stunning image your production company wants to film in Brazil.

Throughout his life, Guthrie has worked on the necessary skills needed to present with passion, enthusiasm and skill to produce a thought provoking and impactful message to his audiences. Guthrie was a radio presenter, a development and skills officer, an actor and singer at university before honing his skills in the classroom as he trained to become a secondary school teacher.

Confident both on camera and as a narrator, Guthrie is an ideal choice for your programme.

For a voiceover showreel, check out www.guthriemedia.com/film/showreels

Sara is a Zoologist, Presenter and Writer.

With 4 years of presenting experience she has presented anywhere from on live television to museums and schools. She is currently a Wildlife Guide and Presenter on a whale watching boat on the west coast of Scotland. Recent work includes guiding both BBC film crew for The One Show and Ray Mears on current documentaries. Previous to this, Sara was a Wildlife Rehabilitator in Canada working with black bears, coyotes, raccoons and much more.

Sara also excels with the written word and is currently writing a book about wildlife conservation in Canada. She has worked as a Features Journalist for a newspaper and has recently published an article in the UK Wolf Conservation Trust magazine, in addition to producing, narrating and editing a wolf biology DVD.

A hardy traveller, Sara has backpacked all over the world from +40c in the Sahara Desert to -40c in the Yukon Territories. She is never afraid of hard work and always researching her next expedition. Relative new comer looking to gain more work and experience.

• Interested in: Presenting, Public Speaking, Researching, Writing, Editing.
• What I can offer: Passion for communicating science and Natural History subjects in an enthusiastic manner, flexibility, wildlife guiding and experience working in remote locations.

Octavia Hopwood

Bwlch Cottage
Oswestry
Shropshire SY10 9EB
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7847 414 877

Email: octavia.tv@gmail.com

Website: www.octaviahopwood.co.uk

Television presenter and science communicator Octavia Hopwood is a devoted naturalist, passionate environmental scientist and wildlife enthusiast.

Her passion for the environment, especially marine habitats, has lead to a lifelong ambition to promote and inspire future generations about conservation.

In addition to working with organisations such as the RSPB and Wildlife Trust, Octavia is a dedicated campaigner of environmental issues and global conservation.

Alex Jones

Wildlife Film Productions
424 East Angeleno St.
Burbank
California 91501
United States

Phone: +1 949 547 1892

Email: alexjones@wildfp.com & wildlifefilmproductions2@yahoo.com

Website: www.wildlifefilmproductions.com

Channeling the adventurous spirit of Steve Irwin and Indiana Jones; young, passionate, self-taught wildlife filmmaker and Adventurer, Alex Jones is an award winning wildlife cinematographer and nature show host.

Alex has worked on several major reality and cine-documentary shows as a camera operator.

With his non-stop work ethic and skilled patience, Alex pushes the limits to his mind and body to get the best cinematic stories.

Within the first year of his career, Alex has worked with Discovery, Food Network, Fine living and much more as A and B cam.

In addition, Alex produces his own blue-chip wildlife films. He spent 6 months in Yellowstone National Park while carrying a dolly, mini crane, cameras and tripods up treacherous hikes to fulfill his vision of his film.

His passion is to work with the BBC teams who brought you Planet Earth and Frozen Planet.

Sandesh Kadur

#295 39th C Cross
10th Main Road
5th Block
Jayanagar
Bangalore 560041
INDIA

Phone: +91 9448059209

Email: sandesh@sandeshkadur.com

Website: www.sandeshkadur.com

Sandesh Kadur is an award-winning wildlife Cameraman and natural history presenter with a passion for conservation. He works on programs ranging from the BBC's Natural World to National Geographic specials.

Although primarily based out of India, Sandesh has filmed across the world from sea turtles in Mexico to King cobras and tigers in India. His recent work includes being a presenter/cameraman for a documentary about clouded leopards and natural history cameraman for Elephant Kingdom.

He is an associate member of the International League of Conservation Photographers as well as a member on the board of the International Association of Wildlife Filmmakers.

LB Loxley

Westcountry Wildlife
62 Russet Close
Wellington
Somerset TA21 9BJ
UK

Phone: +44 (0)1823 666555

Email: lbloxley@hotmail.com

Website: www.westcountrywildlife.com

Westcountry Wildlife is a small promotional outfit working in the Somerset & Devon area.

We currently produce small promotional videos for the Somerset Wildlife Trust.

If your looking for a local presenter then look no further.

My natural enthusiasm has been praised by Steven Moss (former BBC). I have a relaxed and conversational quality that puts across facts in a such a way that people learn without feeling they are being talked 'at'.

For your small scale promotions, website clips etc, give us a call.

Max Moller

Tasmania, Australia

Phone: +61 431 080 279

Email: max@maxmoller.tv

Website: www.maxmoller.tv

Max Moller is the answer for all your extreme outdoor/nature based filming. Residing in the Tasmanian Wilderness, he can climb, fly, jump and dive to the most far flung places, and most importantly get you back. In a previous life, Max served time in the armed special forces with survival skills in high mountain altitudes to deserts and forests, but has since swapped his weapons to shoot with a camera. Unable to shake his love for adrenaline, Max now spends his time hiking, rafting and climbing to remote areas searching for endangered animals or interesting natural areas. Max is fluent in both English and Spanish and approaches everything he does with equally adrenaline pumped enthusiasm. Not only is Max an energetic presenter with credits including National Geographic, Extreme Fishing, David Attenborough and many others but also has experience in production managementshowing attention to detail and knowing the perfect outdoor location to film in Tasmania where only someone with local knowledge and bush craft skills can take you.

Tony Nevin

Roar Image
29 Alstone Croft
Cheltenham
Glos GL51 8HB
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)1242 221153

email: Tonynevin@blueyonder.co.uk

Website: animalmechanics.tv & zooost.com

Osteopathic presenter - worlds only wildlife osteopath!

Stephen Le Quesne

Rue des Grantez
St.Ouen JE3 2GR
Jersey

Phone: +44 (0)7797 773 866

Email: stephenlequesne@gmail.com

Stephen Le Quesne is a film-maker, cameraman and presenter.

He has an indepth knowledge of conservation, science and the natural world with a Masters degree in Conservation Biology and over 10 years of volunteer work for numerous conservation organisations (including Durrell Wildlife).

In addition to this he has worked for the Cheetah Conservation Fund in Namibia and the Kalahari Meerkat Project in South Africa where he honed fieldcraft skills that included radio-tracking.

Stephen is passionate about communicating the stories within the natural world and recently attended the Wildlife Film Academy in Botswana run by NHU Africa.

Tom Richards

43 Meadowside Road
Cheam
Surrey SM2 7PG
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7833 453 359

Email: t.j.richards@me.com

Tom Richards is a recent graduate and newcomer to the industry, aspiring to work either in front of or behind the camera.

Volunteer experience working in conservation with primates and a degree in Animal Behaviour have provided Tom with a varied knowledge of different species and their behaviours, ideal for any role with research responsibilities or as a presenter communicating ideas to an audience.

A Wildeye Camera Operator course and some independent study has also given Tom some basic knowledge of camera systems including Panasonic AF 101, Canon 5D Mk II, Sony NX70, and Photron SA3.

Tom is currently learning Mandarin Chinese, which will make him uniquely positioned to work in China and Southeast Asia.

Sebastien Rombi

Trogon House and Forest Spa
Monkeyland Road
The Crags/Plettenberg Bay
Western Cape 6602
South Africa

Phone: +27 723 030 582

Email: sebastienr@beyondborders.co.za

Website: www.beyondborders.co.za

Sebastien was born and bred in Libreville, Gabon (Central Africa) - hence his deep passion for Nature and his love of adventure, traveling and sharing!

After studying european and african nature conservation and wildlife filmmaking, he had the opportunity to work on his first wildlife documentary with Africa Wildlife Films Production company. The documentary, called Swimming Scared, is about Great White Sharks and Cape Fur Seals filmed in the notorious waters off Cape Town. After even a short time working on this film, Seb finally found his true passion which took him to the Sabi Sands Game Reserve where he operated as a 2D/3D camera operator, editor and presenter for Wildearth.TV for their live safaris.

After hundreds of hours behind 2D and 3D cameras and edit suites, he is now an independent wildlife filmmaker through Beyond Borders Productions trading as 'Beyond Borders' where he tries to get involved into as many wildlife documentaries and films as possible, marketing himself as a producer, 2D&3D video editor, DOP and 2D&3D camera operator. He is also a very keen photographer in possession of a Sony Alpha 200 with a wide range of focus lenses.

Seb is now based in Plettenberg Bay on the Garden Route of South Africa. He is a very keen traveller and he will not hesitate to jump in a car or a plane to be part of your current production if you need his services.

His other project for 2013 is the opening of his 3D Nature Film School! His love and passion for all things wild and free can be seen in his projects, and his open mindedness and inventive thinking can only be a benefit to your current and future productions.

Patrick Shearer

320 Gonzaga Terrace
Davis
California 95618
USA

Phone: +1 (503) 807 8941

Email: plshearer@hotmail.com

Website: www.findatvexpert.com & hipscan.com/patrickshearer

Patrick's love for animals and the natural world was first sparked when he saw David Attenborough's 'Trials of Life' series.

After qualifying as a vet in Australia he undertook a PhD in the Development of Novel Diagnostic Tests and Vaccines for Beak & Feather Disease Virus, a deadly viral disease that affects endangered birds.

Patrick has also tutored Veterinary & Biomedical Science students and held practical classes teaching bird medicine & surgery.

Patrick now wants to share his passion and knowledge with a TV audience; he has dual Australian and British citizenship and is currently located in the States.

Richard I D Terry

Ford Park
Chagford
Devon TQ138EX
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7974 323 408

Email: rt@richardterry.eu

Website: www.richardterry.eu

Also see:
josarsby.com/presenters/richardterry

Richard Terry is a Filmmaker, Cameraman, Adventurer, Writer & TV Presenter.

Currently starring in Nat Geo Wild's Man v Monster Richard Terry has made 9 x 1hr entertaining, action packed, gritty adventure & travel wildlife episodes. The new hit series premiered in the US October 2012 and will be transmitted globally both on Nat Geo Wild & National Geographic channels in December 2012. Richard journeyed to the world's most hostile territories to unearth the truth behind mystifying legends and bring the audience face to face with terrifying yet fascinating creatures.

As an already well-established BBC film unit-trained lighting cameraman, his on-screen career began in 2009 with the compelling and emotional six-part series Stranger Among Bears. Self shooting, Richard helped to drive the story as an integral part of the films. For six months he lived with Charlie Vandergaw, a 70 year old recluse in the Alaskan interior and the company of wild Black & Grizzly Bears. He single-handedly directed, photographed, recorded sound and narrated this internationally successful Animal Planet series.

Richard returned the following year as lone immersive filmmaker to a more remote area of Alaska, Katmai National Park - chillingly named 'The Grizzly Maze' by the late Timothy Treadwell. Richard was based in a tiny lightweight tent in the midst of dozens of giant Coastal Brown Bears, to record and produce his next project Alone Among Grizzlies, broadcast worldwide on Animal Planet, Discovery & receiving exceptional viewing figures for Channel 5 UK. He made the film entirely using solar power.

Richard has caught the attention of numerous international production companies who recognise a niche in the documentary market for a charismatic and honest filmmaker with both drama & documentary backgrounds, who can quickly adapt to living in wild and hostile environments. Returning, not without scars and diseases, with moving and beautifully filmed yet raw and engaging programmes.

His personal skills, vulnerability and warmth are of huge benefit when attempting to bring out on screen, the full potential and depth of character from those he is filming.

In autumn 2012 Richard appeared as a popular guest presenter on the Alan Titchmarsh Show for ITV1 giving photography tips on location and live studio.

Richard co-hosted both the Wildscreen Film festival's 2012 Panda Awards & Wildtalk Africa's 2011 ROSCA Awards ceremonies.

Richard is a fellow of the Royal Geographical Society.

Swati Thiyagarajan

Cape Town, South Africa & New Delhi, India

Phone: +27 21 786 2340

Email: swati@ndtv.com

Website: www.ndtv.com

Swati is an accomplished director, editor, writer and presenter.

She is a wildlife and conservation journalist/filmmaker.