Jamie Unwin 2020 ShowreelPlease see Jamie's 2020 showreel, it showcases some of his recent broadcast filming for Apple TV, Channel 4, Nat Geo and BBC.
Her Forest - Estación Biológica TamanduaRebeca Quiros goes against her family hunting traditions to conserve Costa Rican primary rainforest.
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Jamie Unwin 2018 ShowreelPlease see Jamie's 2018 showreel it showcases some Stand Up for Nature filming as well as his work with long lens wildlife behaviour, ronin/gimbal, drone, motion-controlled time-lapse and custom macro equipment.
Mpala Research ShortsFollowing Yi-Ru Cheng's (Academia Sinica, Taiwan) research into the social behaviour of the Grey Capped Social Weavers (Pseudonigrita arnaudi) at Mpala Research Centre, Kenya.
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KITONGAHe recalls a time in his youth when rhinos could be seen everywhere but then people started hunting them to the point when rhinos became extinct in his area. The community came together to bring Rhinos back.
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SiscoBaboons are generally a hated species across most of Africa. Regarded as a pest, but having spent the last few years habituating himself within a troop of baboons he has grown to love them.
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KingasunyeA role model for young girls, she played a huge role in convincing many of her community members to give up their land for the benefit of the wildlife.
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WilfredA huge problem across Kenya is over grazing, but instead of telling people to reduce their number of cattle he has a fresh outlook and tries to get people to engage with better livestock management arounds the rains.
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SusanSusan, despite having never seen animals like elephants, rhinos and lions, she loves wildlife and loves watching the wildlife she finds around her home. She actively tries to teach her family and neighbours about the animals.
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YouseffA 13-year-old, he may be young but his enthusiasm for wildlife is infectious, he has an important message to tell all other young people.
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WILDLIFE Filming vehicleWe own a Toyota Land Cruiser in Kenya which we have turned into a wildlife filming vehicle. The car is equipped with a filming door and gimbal mount, the car helps us to get beautiful wildlife footage and also means we are less reliant on our partner organisation's resources. For more information about the car please see Jamie's website
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