| Jeremy Roberts |
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| Written by Paul Mahoney |
| Friday, 11 June 2010 15:15 |
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Jeremy believes that compelling visual storytelling and the web will significantly advance conservation efforts worldwide. |
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About Us Board of Directors Jeremy Roberts
Jeremy Roberts has a degree in Wildlife Biology and a Master’s in Science and Natural History Filmmaking. For more than a decade he worked in the field researching species from hummingbirds to wolverines before forming Conservation Media, which produces web content for conservation campaigns. Conservation Media's carbon-neutral productions have garnered numerous industry and festival awards, including a student Emmy award.Featured Filmmakers
 Atlas and Jason CaproniWe're two teenagers from north Florida making an internet show called Teen Wilderness about the AWESOME animals that live here. So far we've been filming for a... Read more... |
 James EwenJames Ewen has spent the last 6 years living and working full time in Africa as a wildlife cameraman and photographer. As well as working in the broadcast and c... Read more... |
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nice... :lol: - Urgent Gorilla footage require...
Great call, thanks for the notification. I am new in filmmaking for conservation and will like to st... - Mike Pandey
making film about the biodiversity is one of the single best task that can be done by any indivisual... - Éamon de Buitléar
thanks eamon & ollie for the lovely cup of tea yesterday ,if you got a chance would email me the lis... - Water is Life
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