WILDSCREEN FESTIVAL TANZANIA FILMMAKER CASE STUDIES: Eliya Lawrence Uzia
In the latest in a series of Tanzanian filmmaker case studies, we meet Eliya Lawrence Uzia, co-founder of Tanzania Wildlife Media Association (TaWiMa).
In the latest in a series of Tanzanian filmmaker case studies, we meet Eliya Lawrence Uzia, co-founder of Tanzania Wildlife Media Association (TaWiMa).
Why Tanzania is one of the world’s richest sources of untapped potential when it comes to wildlife filmmaking.
The broadcaster is lending its support to the world’s biggest wildlife film festival.
Meet the diverse team of programmers reviewing our international selection at Wildscreen Festival this year.
Meet the creative talent inspiring and energising the wildlife storytellers of the future
Wildscreen Storytelling Intern Herizo Randrianandrasana, shares his experience as a camera and storytelling trainee.
In a high-spirited celebration of natural history filmmaking in Africa, the recently concluded Wildscreen Festival Nairobi brought together a diverse array of storytellers, conservationists, and filmmakers. For two awe-inspiring days, the festival became a hub of creativity, energy and a collective desire to shed light on the urgent issues that shape our natural world. The …
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Nairobi, 12th July 2023: The first ever Wildscreen Festival Nairobi debuted on 30th June and 1st July to an overwhelmingly positive reception, showcasing talent from across the continent. Delivered in partnership with Headline Sponsor BBC Studios Natural History Unit, over 230 people attended the two-day event held in Nairobi, Kenya. The first of its kind, …
Nairobi, 13 June 2023: Wildscreen Festival Nairobi, with Headline Sponsor BBC Studios Natural History Unit, today has released its final lineup of headline speakers and sessions for its first-ever African festival. The event, taking place at Alliance Française, Nairobi, from 30th June – 1st July 2023, showcases the key players in the African natural world …
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Following the huge success of Rise of the Warrior Apes, the Oscar-winning director James Reed returned to Uganda’s Ngogo Forest for another look at some of our closest living relatives, chimpanzees. Chimp Empire, which follows two rival troops of chimps, was previewed at a sold-out joint RTS West of England/ Wildscreen Network screening at the Watershed in Bristol, …