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Thursday, 02 September 2010
Latest News & Events
 JHUNI APPEALSMILES ARE APPEALING -2010 JHUNI APPEAL SOLAR LIGHTS FOR ANOTHER FI... Read more |
 Vaquita"Vaquita - Last Chance for the Desert Porpoise" earthOCEAN, a media... Read more |
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Film Festivals
 Big Sky Documentary Film FestivalFinal Deadline - POSTMARKED by October 15, 2010 Big Sky Docume... Read more |
 Wildscreen UpdateWildscreen Update View the Festival scheduleYou can now view ... Read more |
Wildscreen FestivalFestival programme detailsThe outline of the 2010 Wildscreen Fest... Read more |
JOIN FFC’s ANTI SHARK FINNING CAMPAIGNThe experts talk to us
Sustainability Guidelines
www.sustainablefilmmaking.org For the past six months FFC has been working closely with the Centre for Social Media and the Centre for Environmental Filmmaking, both at American University in Washington DC, to develop a Code of Best Practice in Sust... Read more
Code of Ethics
FFC Guiding Principles for Ethical Filmmaking Filmmakers for Conservation members are passionate about their commitment to the conservation of the natural world. One of the goals of FFC is to foster an ethical relationship between the filmmaker/vid... Read more
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We have 17 guests onlineFFC Featured Filmmakers
Do you want to be a featured filmmaker or promote your films and work? Is there a topic you feel passionate about and would like to produce a web talk/seminar on? We want to use this site to promote the films, conservation work and passions of our members.
Please contact us so we can profile and promote your work.
Featured Filmmakers
 Alison BarratName: Alison Barrat Where are you based? National Geographic Television, Washington DC, U.S.A What kind of films do you make? How would you describe what you do... Read more... |
 Alan PleassName: Alan Pleass – Back To The Planet Where are you based? Spike Island, Bristol, UK What kind of films do you make? Back To The Planet is an ethical video p... Read more... |
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