Join our community at the “Wild Film hub” podcast! Listen to the first-hand experiences of a diverse raft of Natural History Filmmakers, from rising stars to seasoned professionals, from Runners to Executive Producers. This podcast looks at our industry, focusing on topics including; how to access entry-level roles, outreach, and inclusion within our sector, how individuals can champion sustainable filmmaking, and of course featuring personal stories from on-location filming to behind-the-scenes production. A source of information and inspiration!
HOST: Carina Thomas
Specialising in natural history for over a decade, I have a wealth of experience producing Natural History Documentaries. Based in Bristol, UK, I hope the Wild Film Podcast can act as a guide for those inspired to work in Natural History. And a hub for those who want to help level the playing field.
This podcast looks at our industry, focusing on topics including; how to access entry-level roles, how individuals can champion sustainable filmmaking, and of course featuring personal stories from on-location filming to behind-the-scenes production. A source of information and inspiration!
Episode Seven: What does it take to record the sounds of our natural world? With Sound Recordist Ellie Williams
From dodging four-tonne male elephant seals in the Falklands to following howler monkeys through the treetops in the Amazon, pioneering sound recordist Ellie William talks about her career in Natural History documentaries. We discuss her favourite moments, hardest challenges, and work on AppleTV+’s latest series Earthsounds.
Episode SIX: The natural world thrives on diversity, but can the same be said for the crew behind the camera? With Producer Director Faith Musembi.
Back with the wonderful Faith Musembi, we take a deep dive into the statistics around diversity, access, and inclusion in Natural History filmmaking. With a lack of diverse crew and staff at so many levels, we spotlight some of the ways people are hoping to change things.
Episode FIVE: What opportunities are available to Natural History filmmakers, crew, and talent from underrepresented nations? With Producer Director Faith Musembi.
As we think about diversity, access, and inclusion, what opportunities are the Natural History filmmaking industry offering to crew and talent from underrepresented nations? Especially those from countries where Natural History productions return endlessly to film. Producer Director Faith Musembi talks about her journey from Kenya to Bristol and back again, and the sliding doors moments pivotal to her career.
Episode Four: Why are all the mums leaving Natural History Television? With Series Producer Ruth Harries.
Episode Three: What is the UWE Wildlife Filmmaking Masters… And is it worth it? – With current student Leanna Fernandez.
Episode Two: BBC Wild Isles with Series Producer Hilary Jeffkins.
Episode One: Becoming a Natural History Television Researcher – with Aishah Masood.
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