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Wildscreen Phone: +44 (0)117 929 1222 Email: hello@wildscreen.org
Wildscreen’s goal is to convene the best photographers, filmmakers and creative professionals with the most committed conservationists to create compelling stories about the natural world; that inspire the wider public to experience it, feel part of it and protect it. Key initiatives:
Symbiotic Stories was a day-long event for conservation organisations and visual storytellers at Victoria Warehouse on Thursday 19 October. An event for those who have stories that need to be told, and those who recognise their lens as the most powerful tools to tell them. Consisting of keynote sessions and masterclasses, the day explored creative examples and practical techniques in the crafting of natural world stories that reach diverse audiences and generate real change. Curated for conservationists, photographers and filmmakers the programme unearthed how to make the most of available resources and how joining forces can drive impact and maximise reach. |
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Wildscreen Festival Bristol Email: hello@wildscreen.org
Wildscreen Festival is the world’s leading international festival celebrating and advancing storytelling about the natural world through visual media. For over 30 years the prestigious biennial Festival has been convening and celebrating the world's best natural world storytellers, it is home to the illustrious Wildscreen Panda Awards, the highest accolade in the wildlife film and TV industry. Through collaboration with an ever-growing community of filmmakers, photographers, broadcasters, technologists and conservation organisations we aim to transform the craft of natural world storytelling across platforms and across audiences, ensuring as many people as possible experience the natural world, feel part of it and want to help protect it. Wildscreen, the not-for-profit organisation dedicated to bringing conservation to the creative industries, will have a new-look board led by Chair Laura Marshall, CEO of Icon Films which includes Board Members:
Last Festival Dates (The first ever hybrid Wildscreen Festival): 10-14 October 2022 Read: Wildscreen Hybrid Festival 2022 Panda Awards Winners Announced! Read: Wildscreen Festival 2022 Unveils Official Selection Programmers Previous Fest: Wildscreen Festival Virtual Panda Awards 2020 Winners Announced! See: Wildscreen Festival 2020 goes virtual, Wildscreen Festival Announces 2020 Panda Award Nominees, Wildscreen Festival Unveils First Ever Official Selection Programme, So much Wildscreen Festival 2020 news ... So many reasons to attend! & David and Greta In Conversation: The Climate Crisis
See: Wildscreen Panda Awards 2018 Winners Announced! Check out the Wildscreen Festival 2018 Trailer
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Wildscreen Arkive Email: arkive@wildscreen.org.uk
Arkive is an initiative of the UK-based charity Wildscreen – which uses the power of wildlife films and photos to promote a greater understanding of the natural world and the need for its conservation. Arkive (www.arkive.org) is the world’s leading online encyclopaedia about the natural world with over 16,000 in-depth species fact-files and more than 100,000 films and photos. It’s renowned for the depth of information provided and for its accuracy, with fact-files sourced from, or checked by, academic experts. To find out more about Wildscreen please visit www.wildscreen.org.
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Wildscreen Exchange Phone: +44 (0)117 929 1222 Email: exchangeinfo@wildscreen.org
Wildscreen Exchange empowers conservation organisations by connecting them with world-leading filmmakers and photographers to create ground-breaking communications about our natural world. Photographers and filmmakers donate images and footage free for use by not-for-profit organisations in their online and offline communication campaigns. Working with the most influential content creators in the natural history genre and the conservation organisations with the greatest tales to tell, Wildscreen Exchange documents, crafts and shares exclusive, untold stories that the world needs to see, motivating meaningful change and hope for the future.
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