Rebecca (Becky) Hart

2 Old Manor Farm
West End, Long Clawson
Melton Mowbray
Leicestershire LE14 4PE
UK (with a base in South Africa)

Phone: +44 (0) 7824 702327

Skype: rebecca_rhm

Email: rebeccahartmedia@gmail.com

Twitter: @Rebecca_RHM

LinkedIn: rebecca-hart

Website: rebeccahartmedia.photodeck.com

Becky is a dynamic camera operator / editor with an infectious passion for wildlife, conservation and adventure. She completed her BSc in Environmental Science and MSc in Climate Change before travelling to South Africa to focus on wildlife film and photography.
Becky is experienced filming in the African wild, her camera work includes extensive hours of LIVE wildlife broadcast with SafariTV and editing video diaries for their Internet channel. She is a qualified Field Guide under FGASA, Cyber Tracker and S.M.A.R.T Wilderness First Aider.
Becky has a great enthusiasm for anything that involves adventure and thinking outside the box! She is currently developing her own website and looking for work as camera operator and/or editor and is happy to act as an assistant in any exciting projects. Based in the UK Becky has an additional base in South Africa where she has spent a lot of time filming over the past 2 years. She is also keen for worldwide travel!

Personal stills equipment includes: Canon 7D with 75-300mm and 25 to 80 mm lenses / Mac Book Pro operating system / Adobe Photoshop / Adobe Lightroom.

Robin Moore

3155 Mt Pleasant St NW
Apt 302
Washington
DC 20010
USA

phone: +1 202 360 5339

email: robin@robindmoore.com

website: www.robindmoore.com

Scottish-born Robin Moore is an internationally acclaimed nature and cultural photographer represented by National Geographic Image Collection.

Robin is an Associate of the International League of Conservation Photographers and has received Awards from Nature's Best Photography, American Photo, National Geographic Traveler, Photo District News and the International Conservation Photography Awards among others.

Robin is widely published, and his images and stories have graced publications ranging from National Geographic Traveler to TIME for Kids to a full feature in the Telegraph Magazine.

Robin is currently working on a film on the decline and extinction of amphibians in addition to several projects in Haiti and is always looking for ideas for conservation-themed stories.

Joe Tuck

43 Fore Street
Newton Abbot
Devon TQ12 3AX
United Kingdom

Phone: +44 (0)7846 689065

Email: info@joetuck.com

Website: www.joetuck.com

LinkedIn: tuckjoe

Vimeo: joetuck

I'm currently a researcher for Humble Bee Films on a natural history production presented by Sir David Attenborough.

I'm also a photographer and cameraman (& camera assistant), working with environmental organisations to produce publicity material to raise awareness.

I climb, dive and have worked extensively in challenging environments.

Get in touch if you would like to work with me.

Nick Wilcox-Brown

Coombe Lodge
Blagdon
North Somerset
BS40 7RG
UK

phone: +44 (0)7973 897 578

email: nick.wilcoxbrown@gmail.com

website: www.nickwb.com

Working for leading editorial and advertising photography clients for over 20 years, Nick got started in the industry with his outstanding images of ‘giant’ elephants in the Nepalese Terai, published in worldwide in the early 90s. Since then his work has been regularly featured in titles ranging from Geo to Country Life and Harpers to Hello!

Passionate about the picture and telling the story, Nick is very technical has a wide range of skills including stills and motion, audio, lighting and editing.