Successfully running film evenings since the year 2004 with distinguished wildlife guests, such as:

Vice President of Global Communications at Conservation International (CI) Haroldo Castro - shared the inside stories of making the two films and raising conservation awareness. Treasures Without Borders explores the riches of a conservation corridor between Bolivia and Peru, from the Andes' snow covered peaks to the clay licks in the Amazon that attract thousands of macaws and parrots. Say No to Bushmeat is a call for awareness to revert bushmeat trade and encourage a change in human behavior to saving Ghana's remaining forests and wildlife before it is too late.

International Conservation and Education Fund (INCEF) Cynthia Moses and David Weiner - War-ravaged Democratic Republic of Congo may be an unlikely place for a filmmaking workshop, but that is exactly what took place one week in June 2005. Armed only with digital video cameras, laptops, and a firm belief in inspiring conservation behaviors through locally made, locally relevant film, filmmakers Cynthia Moses and David Weiner set out to put the power of video into the hands of local people. Cynthia Moses is an award winning wildlife filmmaker and the founder of INCEF. David Weiner has 30 years of experience making films on advocacy and education for social change, and is a keen user of new technology.

Emmy Award winning Chris Palmer - discussed his experiences and clips from over 20 years of wildlife filmmaking using the medium of film to promote conservation to audiences worldwide.

John Bruhns - speaks candidly of his experiences as an infantryman in Iraq.

Alice & Lincoln Day - revealed the environmental impact of war and the effect on war-torn populations and soldiers.

Holly Stadtler, Vicki Hughes & Laurel Jensen of Dream Catcher Films - offered a sneak preview of Finding Our Voices a feature documentary highlighting the stories of people who march, sacrifice their jobs and risk arrest in pursuit of a more peaceful world.

Soames Summerhays - whose film Ocean Oasis prompted Mexican government officials to allocate a biosphere reserve sanctuary for marine mammals in Baha California, Mexico.

Greg Marshall - inventor of "Crittercam" and Emmy Award winner for Great White Sharks and Sea Monsters search for Giant Squid.