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Conservation Film-Making How to Make Films That Make a Difference

Handbook / Manual
By: Madelaine Westwood(Author), Piers Warren(Author), Dame Jane Goodall(Foreword By)
191 pages, 87 b/w photos
Publisher: Wildeye
Conservation Film-Making
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  • Conservation Film-Making ISBN: 9781905843107 Paperback Sep 2015 In stock
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Never has the time been more critical for film-making to help make a difference to the natural world. Conservation Film-Making shows you how. A complete 'how to' guide, aimed at both film-makers and conservationists who want to use film as a tool for conservation. It covers all pre-production activities including how to raise funds, how to choose and use the filming equipment you need, plus a guide to post-production. The book explores reaching audiences, organising screenings, using social media, monitoring effectiveness and ethical considerations. It features case studies from leading conservation film-makers including Mike Pandey, Rob Stewart (Sharkwater and Revolution), Will Anderson (Hugh's Fish Fight) and Shekar Dattatri. It also describes how organisations use film effectively in conservation; including Greenpeace, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB), the Environmental Investigation Agency (EIA), and Great Apes Film Initiative (GAFI).

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Handbook / Manual
By: Madelaine Westwood(Author), Piers Warren(Author), Dame Jane Goodall(Foreword By)
191 pages, 87 b/w photos
Publisher: Wildeye
Media reviews

"For all of us who care about the environment and wildlife, and want to make a difference, this is an important book."
– Jane Goodall, Founder of the Jane Goodall Institute and UN Messenger of Peace

"This book is of enormous value to everyone involved in conservation"
– Lee Durrell, Honorary Director, Durrell Wildlife Conservation Trust

"Conservation Film-Making is a richly nourishing book, a professional tour de force, and a compelling argument that films, when made according to the best practices contained in this book, can make a huge and positive difference to the world in which we live."
– Professor Chris Palmer, Director of the Center for Environmental Filmmaking

"This terrific book will become the bible for everyone determined to fly in the face of everything-is-wonderful-and-happy natural history programmes and show, instead, that conservation can be awe-inspiring and watchable, too."
– Mark Carwardine, Conservationist

"Conservation Film-Making is a detailed and well-researched 'how to' guide, but it is more than that – it's a good read! It should be read by everyone involved in conservation, to understand better how film could – indeed should – be used."
– Ian Redmond

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