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Wildlife-film.com joins forces with UDENA
We are very happy to announce that we have sponsored UDENA, the Latin American and Spanish Natural History Unit, and they are now listed under both Production Companies and Location managers/Fixers, as is their expertise, so should you ever want help with a production in Latin America, Spain and beyond, you know where to go!
"Latin America and Spain share strong cultural and linguistic bonds, as well as unique respective environmental heritages, with Latin America as the continent with the greatest biodiversity on earth and Spain the country with the greatest biodiversity in Europe.Our mission at UDENA Natural History Unit is to bring together the experts (naturalists and filmmakers) of each Ibero-American region with the aim of disseminating the natural history of their countries throughout the world via the medium of natural history documentaries."
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February 2012 is our 'Month of Love' and sees the 150th Edition of Wildlife Film News published!!
As the newsletter continues to grow in popularity, this year we plan to expand the Wildlife-film.com directories to include many more members and increased features... We are very happy to announce the addition of the following new members this month... We are already off to a smashing start! Warmest welcomes to:
An exciting addition to our training section:
The Center for Environmental Filmmaking at American University – Founded by Chris Palmer on the conviction that films and new media are essential educational tools in the struggle to protect the environment and save wildlife.
Our two new equipment companies:
Polecam – A manufacturer of highly portable camera cranes.
Slowmo – A high speed camera rental company.
A fantastic conservation film project:
The Wildlife Garden Project – Transforming an ordinary garden into a haven for wildlife.
Our three new production companies:
Ant Farm Films – Making films and documentaries that make a difference to wildlife!
Jungle Run Productions – A full service television production organization & fixers based in Indonesia.
UDENA – Latin American and Spanish Natural History Unit, offering both production and fixing services...
And a whole host of Freelancers:
Raymond Besant – Cameraman with a passion for birds and remote islands!
Caroline Brett – Director/Producer/Writer at Shake the Tree Productions.
Adrian Cale – Presenter with a vast knowledge of the natural world.
Alice Clarke – Self-shooting Producer/Director/Editor/Scriptwriter - Multi-talented!
Cristian Dimitrius – Brazilian biologist, wildlife filmmaker, photographer and expedition leader.
Ed Edwards – High-Speed Camera Operator.
Sandesh Kadur – Award-winning wildlife cameraman, photographer and presenter.
Tamara Lodge – Researcher with background in environmental and coastal conservation.
Jim Manthorpe – Aspiring film-maker looking for camera assistant roles or work as a runner.
Robin Moore – Internationally acclaimed nature and cultural photographer/film-maker.
Pim Niesten – Pim is a passionate biologist and wildlife filmmaker.
Kathryn Pasternak – Emmy Award winning producer/writer.
Peter J Price – Editor, fluent in Avid & Final Cut Pro.
Nick Upton – Director, writer and producer with over 20 years experience.
Reece de Ville – Shoot/Edit wildlife enthusiast!
Nick Wilcox-Brown – Lighting Camera, stills and other skills.
Josh Wynter – Music Composer.
Joe Yaggi– Freelance director and cameraman based in Indonesia.
To sign up to the Wildlife-film.com directory, fill out the form here: Wildlife-film.com/freelancers or Wildlife-film.com/companies
To celebrate this 150th edition of WFN and because February is the month that love is meant to strike, Valentines-style, we are offering half-price membership, for a full year, to all applications submitted throughout the whole month of February... So, hurry if you want to feel the love!! :) If you've any questions, contact Cupid x |


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to Wildlife-film.com
Since the late 1990s Wildlife-film.com has been the leading source of information for the wildlife filmmaking industry worldwide. For over twelve years the site has been Google's number one ranking site for 'wildlife film' and related searches. Our site is viewed in over 175 countries. Our newsletter, Wildlife Film News, is read every month by thousands of people involved in wildlife filmmaking - from broadcasters and producers, to cameramen - we encourage readers to submit their news. We also serve as an online resource for industry professionals and services. Find producers, editors, presenters and more in our Freelancer section, and find out about festivals, training and conservation in Organisations. We encourage amateur and professional freelancers to join our network and welcome all wildlife-film related organisations to join our team.

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