2020 Media Guide by Jackson Wild

(Re)Connecting Wild: Restoring Safe Passage

#6 - Difference between mass extinction and background extinction

#6 - Extinction of species an introduction

20-0001 Conservation Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Non-Broadcast

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(Re)Connecting Wild tells the remarkable story of the decade-long effort by the Nevada Department of Transportation (NDOT) and its partners to improve human safety by re-connecting a historic mule deer migration that crosses over both US-93 and I-80 in rural Elko County, Nevada. Witness the wildlife crossing structures along I-80 from construction to the restoration of safe passage for migratory mule deer to more than 1.5 million acres of summer and winter habitat. Language: english [12 minutes]

It is perfectly normal for animal and plant species to become extinct. To a certain degree. But extinction is currently happening a thousand times faster than the normal rate. Why? Because we have caused the start of the sixth great species extinction event in the history of the earth. It will not end by itself. We have to act - NOW! This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

What is a mass extinction - and why do scientists say that we are at the beginning of the 6th great extinction in the history of the earth? This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 - Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NineCaribou Productions PRODUCER(S): Jake Willers, Alyson Andreasen DIRECTOR(S): Jake Willers EDITOR(S): Jake Willers OTHER CREDITS: Production Partners: Nevada Department of Transportation, Nevada Department of Wildlife, ARC Solutions

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundtation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH/ NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

Jake Willers NineCaribou Productions 18443 Boxelder Ct, Reno 89511 United States

Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Doclig Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg 22039 Germany

(775) 443-7448 jake@9caribou.com

+04 066-885-150 a.sierk@doclights.de

#6 - Factors which accelerate the mass extinction

#6 - Main causes in Germany

#6 - Reasons for the sixth mass extinction

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We are at the beginning of the sixth great species extinction in the history of the earth. What are the main factors that accelerate this development? This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 - Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

We are at the beginning of the sixth great species extinction in the history of the earth. Species often disappear before we even have a chance to discover them. This film explains the main causes in Germany. This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 - Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

We are at the beginning of the sixth great species extinction in the history of the earth. Why is that? This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federio Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Marie Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behernds NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Doclig Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg 22039 Germany

+04 066-885-150 a.sierk@doclights.de

#6 - The five previous great mass extinctions

#6 - The importance of biodiversity

#6 - The sixth mass extinction - why is it of any interest to me

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According to scientists, we are currently at the beginning of the sixth great mass extinction during the history of the earth. What differentiates the current species extinction from the previous five: The cause! This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 - Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

This movie tackles the questions of how many species actually exist and why biodiversity is so important. This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 - Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

The polar bear exists far away and you have never heard of the pheasant’s-eye flower! Nevertheless, the current great species extinction has a direct impact on all of our lives! This short engaging movie is part of the campaign #6 Fighting Extinction. The campaign’s aim: raising awareness about global species extinction. Because: without biodiversity, there is no future. Time’s up! Language: english [1 minute]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various DESIGNER(S): SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anae-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Biodiversity Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jörn Röver PRODUCER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Various SOUND: Thomas Weichler EDITOR(S): Federico Rinaldi WRITER(S): Anna-Maria Behrends NARRATOR: Nick Bolton

Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Doclig Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg 22039 Germany

+04 066-885-150 a.sierk@doclights.de

#NatureNow

23.5° : Breathe Deeply High Mountains

8 Billion Angels

20-0010 Micro-Movie, Impact Campaign

20-0011 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0012 Emerging Filmmaker

NatureNow is a personal and passionate call to arms from Greta Thunberg and George Monbiot to use nature to heal our broken climate. Made with no flights, recycled footage and zero net carbon. Given away for free. Viewed over 60 Million times. Language: english [4 minutes]

The Himalayas, a region turning from the lowest to the highest place of the world. Nawang (20), nicknamed “Mumtta (rapid horse),” is busy herding Yak. Not suffering from the lack of oxygen, Nawang is running through the mountain ranges at a height of 5,000 meters above sea level. When it begins to snow the mountains freeze, leaving the village isolated for six months.

8 Billion Angels is an immersive journey that invites the viewer to consider the complex interconnection between humanity’s growth and expansion and the environment. This award winning documentary shares stories of individuals around the world impacted by unsustainable population growth, giving faces and voices to an issue that is often relegated to the shadows of our personal, political and international discussions.

PRODUCTION CO(S): Gripping Films PRODUCER(S): Andrea Walji DIRECTOR(S): Tom Mustill ART DIRECTOR(S): Tom Mustill CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Fergus Dingle SOUND: Ewan Dryburgh, Tom Martin, EDITOR(S): Fergus Dingle EFFECTS: P·raic McGloughlin WRITER(S): Greta Thunberg, George Monbiot, Tom Mustill NARRATOR: Greta Thunberg, George Monbiot OTHER CREDITS: Online Editor: Bram De Jonghe

One must hurry to get downwards before that. Deep inside the Himalayas, the breath of Nawang and his Yaks is being swallowed. The Altiplano Plateau in the Andes is a land made by volcanoes. Within the alive and breathing volcanic region lies a salt lake, as red as flames. Sneaking upon the flamingos with stone slings, the Chippaya try to catch flamingoes. The freezing and melting cycle of the Andes simultaneously breathes out breaths as cold as glaciers and fiery as volcanoes. Language: Korean [54 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Korea Ministry of Science and ICT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Yongha Seo DIRECTOR(S): Philgon Choi ART DIRECTOR(S): Sunmi Shin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Whanho Lim; Seungmin Kim DESIGNER(S): Yuseong Seo SOUND: Panjoong Kim, Eunwoong Kim, EDITOR(S): Yeongin Kim; Eunmo Choi EFFECTS: Dongeun Choi WRITER(S): Narah Shin NARRATOR: Weungsoo Kim OTHER CREDITS: VFX: Seongwon Kim

https://www.naturalclimate.solutions/

With one million species heading toward extinction as reported by The UN, 8 Billion Angels presents the audience with a proven and practical solution to all our global environmental crises while improving maternal and child health, creating greater food and water security, decreasing poverty, and expanding economic and educational opportunities. If we earnestly and collectively hope for a more just, peaceful and prosperous future for all earth’s inhabitants, no other film could be more relevant for its time. Language: english [79 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Terry Spahr Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Colorless Queen Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Terry Spahr PRODUCER(S): Terry Spahr, Katya Alexander, Doug Emerson DIRECTOR(S): Victor Velle CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jake Mitchell SOUND: Chris Marino, Chris Marino, EDITOR(S): Darianna Cardilli WRITER(S): Terry Spahr

www.8billionangels.org

Tom Mustill Gripping Films 10 St John’s Church Road, London County (op E9 6EJ United Kingdom

Minha Kang KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) KBS B.D. #13, Yeouigongwon-ro, Seoul 07235 South Korea

terry spahr Earth Overshoot 117 Glenn Road, Ardmore PA 19003 USA

+44 794-947-7995 tom.mustill@gmail.com

+82 106-341-8871 mhkang@kbs.co.kr

(610) 420-1787 terry@earthovershoot.org

A Brush with Nature

A Country for Gorillas

A Natural Affair The Human/Nature Connection

20-0013 Presenter-led, Emerging Filmmaker, People & Nature Long-Form

20-0014 Ecosystem Short-Form

20-0015 Writing, Editing

Wildlife, art and an elusive elephant... In ‘A Brush with Nature’ we follow renowned wildlife artist, Jonathan Truss on a quest to find his ultimate artistic inspiration: the famous elephant big tusker - TIM. Jonathan’s mission is to create a magnificent painting of this world famous but rarely seen elephant, to raise vital funds and awareness for the wonderful wildlife charity: Born Free. Language: english [51 minutes]

A concerted and sustained conservation campaign is giving a second chance to Africa’s mountain gorillas. Language: english [9 minutes]

We love them, we eat them, we have a very special relationship - this is A NATURAL AFFAIR: human/nature connection. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Luke Sutton DIRECTOR(S): Luke Sutton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Robin Smith SOUND: Ben Palmer, Morgan Crawford, EDITOR(S): Luke Sutton OTHER CREDITS: Presenter: Jonathan Truss Colourist: Matt Conley Graphics: AJ Moger

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jeannie Ohm PRODUCER(S): Marshall Ritzel EDITOR(S): Marshall Ritzel OTHER CREDITS: Video Journalists: Bram Janssen, Marshall Ritzel Supervising Producer: Jonathan Poet, Creator Jon Fahey

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): SUSANNE LUMMER DIRECTOR(S): SUSANNE LUMMER CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): JOHN BROWN, ROD CLARKE, KEVIN FLAY, PETER FRANCHELLA, CHRISTOPH GROPPENBERGER, MATT HAMILTON, OLIVER INDRA, GÜNTHER KIEBERGER, ANN JOHNSON PRUM, BRENDAN MCGINTY, HARALD MITTERMÜLLER, ROGER MUNNS, HANS SELIKOVSKY, MATTHIAS SMYCKA, CHRISTIAN STOLZ, RIAAN VENTER, PETER YOUNG SOUND: STEFAN K. FIEDLER EDITOR(S): ANDREAS RIBARITS EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): SUSANNE LUMMER NARRATOR: RUSSELL BOULTER

https://apnews.com/WhatCanBeSaved

Luke Sutton N/A 2 peters close, horsham west susse rh139jp England

Alicia Chang Associated Press 36 Hamilton Avenue, 6J Staten Island New York 10301 United States

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

+44 140-373-0749 lukesutton29@gmail.com

(917) 538-7854 achang@ap.org

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

A Natural Code

A Predicament of Pangolins

20-0016 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0017 360° Storytelling

This is a short wildlife documentary about the fascinating turing patterns in nature and how they may help endangered species around the world. The first half of the film introduces three characters - a science writer, Philip Ball and two mathematicians, Natasha Ellison and Philip Maini. They will take us on a quest to explain who Alan Turing was and what is his connection with patterns in nature. Alan Turing was able to explain, using two mathematical equations, how the patterns arise in nature, from zebra stripes and leopard spots to landscapes and even animal movements. This is quintessential for the story, as we will later show how this can help endangered species. The second part of the film is showing how these patterns can help with conservation. The main example for this will be the beautiful patterns of a whale shark, as their spot point configuration forms a Turing pattern. The last person introduced will be Iru, the Lead Field Coordinator of the Maldives Whale Shark Research. Through her, viewers will discover how the team can identify individual whale sharks by their unique spots on their skin. Natasha Ellison specialises in models which describe ecological processes. This means she can describe the patterns formed by animal movements, using Turing’s pattern formation theory. She will explain to the viewers that the patterns can also exist in the way the animals use their landscape. Where animal coat patterns are created by chemical reactions, animal movement patterns are created by behaviours, such as foraging for food or avoiding predators. Language: english [10 minutes]

Based on true events, A Predicament of Pangolins is an immersive live-action story following two wild pangolins in South Africa’s Kalahari desert in a bid to survive environmental shifts. Aimed at younger audiences, it is part nature documentary and part psychology experiment in bridging the cognitive gap to climate change which is a difficult phenomenon to witness and thus take ownership of. Despite being rooted in conservation research being undertaken by the Tswalu Foundation in that region, A Predicament of Pangolins is told in an anthropomorphic style giving the two characters their own voices and personalities to foster more empathy in audiences to drive home the urgency of climate change. Language: english [15 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Student film, in collaboration with UWE, Bristol, UK EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter Venn PRODUCER(S): Cristina Ceuca DIRECTOR(S): Cristina Ceuca ART DIRECTOR(S): Cristina Ceuca CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Cristina Ceuca DESIGNER(S): Cristina Ceuca SOUND: Cristina Ceuca, Cristina Ceuca, Gary Mcintyre EDITOR(S): Cristina Ceuca EFFECTS: Cristina Ceuca WRITER(S): Cristina Ceuca and Natasha Ellison NARRATOR: Natasha Ellison OTHER CREDITS: Prof. Philip Maini, Dr. Philip Ball, Irthisham Zareer, Richard Ress and the full team at the Maldives Whale Shark Research Programme (MWSRP)

PRODUCTION CO(S): Habitat XR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Dylan Smith, Gus van Dyk DIRECTOR(S): Ulrico Grech-Cumbo CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ulrico Grech-Cumbo, Jared Reid, Devan Lowery SOUND: Jared Reid, Axel Drioli, EDITOR(S): Devan Lowery WRITER(S): Ulrico Grech-Cumbo NARRATOR: Maya Tuttle, Elton E. Jones OTHER CREDITS: Science Advisor: Wendy Panaino Colourist: Michele Wilson Special thanks to Tswalu Foundation

https://krissceuca.wixsite.com/wildlifefilmmaker

www.habitatxr.com

https://www.terramater.at/productions/a-songfor-love-an-ape-with-an-app/

Ulrico Grech-Cumbo Habitat XR 47 6th Street, Parkhurst Johannesburg Gauteng 2193 South Africa

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

+27 109-002-194 ulrico@habitatxr.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Cristina Ceuca freelance 32 Vicarage Road, Bristol Bristol Ci BS3 1PD UK +00 447-707-995837 kriss.ceuca@gmail.com

A Song for Love - An Ape with an App 20-0018 Animal Behavior Long-Form , People & Nature Long-Form, Conservation LongForm, Editing, Writing, Original Music Score Thanks to a dating app and a wild love song down the telephone, the two Skywalker Gibbons are now about to meet - a match that could determine the future of a species. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A co-production of Terra Mater Factual Studios, Mark Fletcher Productions and Colorful Nature Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Olivia Chen Ding Quan DIRECTOR(S): Mark Fletcher CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jacky Poon, Zheng Yi Sun Shaoguang SOUND: Luo Hao, Tim Owens, Kate Hopkins, Hannah Gregory, Peter Davies EDITOR(S): Mark Fletcher EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Mark Fletcher NARRATOR: Chris Morgan

A Tiger on My Land

A Voice for the Rivers

A Word of Warming

20-0019 Conservation Short-Form

20-0020 Conservation Long-Form

20-0021 Emerging Filmmaker

Aditya Singh left Delhi and moved to Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan just outside Ranthambore Tiger Reserve, to be closer to nature. Gradually, over the last 20 years, Singh bought over 35 acres of land, which shares its boundary with the tiger reserve for over $132K and left it to grow wild. The area that was once agricultural or barren is now a thriving ecosystem frequented by wild animals, including endangered tigers, throughout the year. An undisturbed land with two large watering holes acts as a safe space for wild animals that venture out of the reserve. Language: English [4 minutes]

The rivers and creeks of Maryland’s Eastern Shore of the Chesapeake Bay once seemed endless havens of beauty and abundance, but tragically we have polluted these treasures. Water quality is poor. Excess nutrients create algae growth, which chokes out light, oxygen, underwater grasses and estuarine life. But thanks to our professional and volunteer riverkeepers, there is hope. Dedicated scientists, environmental activists, educators, volunteers, and policy and legal advocates are working daily to conserve and restore our rivers. Language: english [29 minutes]

The charismatic and gorgeous Mountain hare live in the Cairngorms of Scotland. They depend on winter’s snow but on a warming planet things are not as they should be... Learn the mountain hare’s incredible story and how we can play a part in the survival of this iconic species. Language: English [5 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Mongabay DIRECTOR(S): Kartik Chandramouli CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Aditya Singh, Mayank Aggarwal, Nikhil Virdi (aerial cinematography) SOUND: Mayank Aggarwal, Kartik Chandramouli EDITOR(S): Kartik Chandramouli WRITER(S): Kartik Chandramouli

PRODUCTION CO(S): VideoTakes, Inc. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jeff Hortsman PRODUCER(S): Sandy Cannon-Brown DIRECTOR(S): Sandy Cannon-Brown, Dave Harp CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dave Harp EDITOR(S): Sandy Cannon-Brown WRITER(S): Sandy Cannon-Brown

PRODUCER(S): Yasmine Ellis DIRECTOR(S): Yasmine Ellis CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Yasmine Ellis and Jack Mifflin SOUND: James Spooner EDITOR(S): Jack Mifflin WRITER(S): Yasmine Ellis NARRATOR: Yasmine Ellis OTHER CREDITS: Colourist, Sinead Cooper

Sandy Cannon-Brown PO BOX 419, St. Michaels MD 21663 United States

Yasmine Ellis 1 Coldharbour Road, Bristol Bs6 7js United Kingdom

india.mongabay.com Kartik Chandramouli Mongabay A-401, La Gardenia, Unique Garden,, Off Kanakia Road, Mira Road East Thane Maharashtr 401107 India +91 993-030-0715 kartik@mongabay.com

(410) 714-1231 scannonbrown@gmail.com

+07 503-515-956 yazzellis@gmail.com

ACASĂ, MY HOME

AD MEMORIAM REI PERPETUAM

ADAPTATION: Kentucky

20-0022 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0023 Conservation Long-Form, Global Voices

20-0024 People & Nature Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Presenter-led

In the wilderness of the Bucharest Delta, nine children and their parents lived in perfect harmony with nature for 20 yearsuntil they are chased out and forced to adapt to life in the big city Language: romanian [86 minutes]

The Chihuahua Desert is considered one of the arid regions with the greatest wealth of species in the world. At the current rate of loss, it is estimated that by 2025, its natural grasslands will disappear in the state of Chihuahua, Mexico alone. In this documentary, conservation film director Mauricio de la Maza-Benignos registers in images, interviews and the poetry of Claudia Luna-Fuentes, “for the perpetual memory of things”, the tragedy that has been taking place in this part of the world. This is from an ecological, economic and cultural perspective related to the historical availability of land and water for agriculture. He invites us to reflect on the need for a change of perspective in water management. Furthermore, he seeks to respond, from the perspectives of the stakeholders influencing the conservation status of this ecosystem, to the question, who is responsible? and reports on the status of endemic and obligatory grassland species that are at risk of extinction. Language: Spanish [70 minutes]

Despite the growing persistence of environmental change, human resourcefulness remains alive and well as people across the globe experiment with adaptive methods on the ground. In ADAPTATION: Kentucky, scientist and National Geographic Explorer Alizé Carrère travels to a small town in western Kentucky to meet Angie Yu, a ChineseAmerican woman who is turning the Mississippi River’s invasive Asian Carp problem into an environmental and economic triumph. While Americans may want nothing to do with this bony fish, other parts of the world consider carp a resource – one to be cherished and celebrated. Can Americans learn to do the same? Language: English [12 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Manifest Film CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): CORSO FILM (Germany) AND KINO COMPANY (Finland) EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Monica LăzureanGorgan PRODUCER(S): Monica Lăzurean-Gorgan DIRECTOR(S): Radu Ciorniciuc CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Radu Ciorniciuc, Topoleanu Mircea EDITOR(S): Andrei Gorgan WRITER(S): Lina Vdovîi

Monica Gorgan Manifest Film Street Inginer Dimitrie Tacu 28, Bucharest, Bucharest Romania 050184 Rom‚nia +40 749-100-958 office.manifestfilm@gmail.com

PRODUCTION CO(S): Pronatura Noreste, A.C. PRODUCER(S): Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos DIRECTOR(S): Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos ART DIRECTOR(S): Gabriela RendÛn Herrera CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mauricio De la MazaBenignos, Gabriela RendÛn Herrera, Calixto Tamez Ch·vez, Julio Merayo GarcÌa, Saskia Caballero Pital˙a & Elizabeth Castillo Betancourt DESIGNER(S): Daniela Zavala Smith SOUND: Fernando RamÌrez CastaÒeda & Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos, Fernando RamÌrez CastaÒeda & Mauricio De la MazaBenignos EDITOR(S): Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos EFFECTS: Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos WRITER(S): Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos & Claudia Luna-Fuentes NARRATOR: Claudia Luna-Fuentes OTHER CREDITS: co-editor for the screening version Christopher J. Gervais, FRGS www.pronaturanoreste.org Mauricio De la Maza-Benignos Pronatura Noreste, A.C. Loma Grande 2623, Col. Loma Larga, Monterrey Nuevo LeÛ 64710 Mexico +52 818-345-1045 mmaza@pronaturane.org

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Carrere LLC CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): In Association With: The Front EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Alizé Carrère, Thalia Mavros PRODUCER(S): Daniel Sherer, Alizé Carrère DIRECTOR(S): Alizé Carrère CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Kyle Corea. Additional Cinematography: Daniel Sherer. DESIGNER(S): Graphics: Annette LamotheRamos SOUND: Hansdale Hsu EDITOR(S): Daniel Sherer, Rosalina Merrihue. Additional Editing: Will Miller. WRITER(S): Alizé Carrère, MJ Wesner NARRATOR: Alizé Carrère OTHER CREDITS: Color: Brunte Farben Post Production: Stephanie Roush, Rosalina Merrihue

www.alizecarrere.com AlizÈ CarrËre Terra Carrere LLC 218 SE 14th St., Apt 1201 Miami FLORIDA 33131 USA (607) 351-8826 ac@alizecarrere.com

African Animal Rescue

African Parks: Protected Area Management

Africas Hunters of the Night

20-0025 Global Voices

20-0026 Non-Broadcast, Micro-Movie

20-0027 Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Writing

The staff of South Africa’s Manyoni Private Game Reserve passionately care for some of the world’s most exotic and endangered wild animals. From treating elephant foot infections to testing cheetahs for tuberculosis, they never know what to expect each day. Language: english [18 minutes]

African Parks takes on the complete responsibility for rehabilitation and longterm management of 15 national parks on the continent, in partnership with governments and local communities. The non-profit conservation organization works to conserve Africa’s wildlife and remaining wild areas, secure vast landscapes and carry out the necessary activities needed to protect the parks and their wildlife for the benefit of people. Through the help of GIS, the team can analyze and understand wildlife movements and various threats to predict where poachers may strike next. This use of GIS for conservation intelligence gives park rangers the additional tools they need to go beyond analysis of the past - dynamically-assessing the present and transforming data for management to make decisions that realign conservation with its intended outcomes, ensuring that each park is ecologically, socially, and financially sustainable in the long-term. Language: english [3 minutes]

At night the hunters of Africa come out of their hiding places. The film presents the different deadly strategies that lions, leopards and hyenas use to hunt at night. They are equipped with “super senses”, that enable them to find their prey in complete darkness while staying invisible themselves. Extremely light sensitive lenses and thermal-cameras reveal a dramatic struggle through the night. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Bigger Picture Films for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Edwina Thring, Rob Burk PRODUCER(S): Candice Odgers DIRECTOR(S): Grant Brokensha CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Grant Brokensha SOUND: Johan Theron EDITOR(S): Candice Odgers WRITER(S): Candice Odgers NARRATOR: Benjamin Hewett OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Jolene Filmer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Esri EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter Koeppen, Peter Stonier PRODUCER(S): Sue Morasco DESIGNER(S): Daniel Gill EDITOR(S): Sue Morasco

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tom Synnatzschke, Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm DIRECTOR(S): Reinhard Radke CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Reinhard Radke SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Klaus Mueller WRITER(S): Colin Solman NARRATOR: Colin Solman OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editor: Ralf Quibeldey, NDR

https://vimeo.com/349757116/404771a11e

www.doclights.de

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Carly Scholte Esri 380 New York St., Redlands CA 92373 United States

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

(909) 793-2853 cscholte@gmail.com

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

Akashinga: The Brave Ones

Alaska Animal Rescue

Amazing Dinoworld: The Feather Revolution

20-0028 Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Cinematography, Writing, Editing

20-0029 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0030 Earth & Sky Long-Form

Saving Wild Alaska is a ground-breaking series that follows wildlife rescuers responding to animals in need throughout the wilderness of America’s last frontier. From a stranded sea lion or an injured eagle, to orphaned muskox calves on the run from a grizzly--the heroes on the front lines are willing to do whatever it takes to rescue and preserve Alaska’s wildlife. These dedicated first responders, veterinarians, and animal caretakers work hands-on through dangerous terrain and unforgiving climates, to rescue and rehabilitate these animals to make sure this wild state stays wild. Language: English [44 minutes]

Until recently, all of the dinosaur fossils ever discovered accounted only for 1% of all the dinosaurs that ever walked, flew or swam on Earth. But in the last decade or so, fantastic discoveries about the remaining 99% have accelerated, adding fascinating insight into their existence, and brilliant color to their world. Language: english [49 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Symbio Studios and Ophidia Arts for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Patrick Greene, Jeff Corwin, Pamela Caragol PRODUCER(S): John Collum, Jennifer Beman CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jamie Holland, Simeon Houtman, Zach Vincent SOUND: Brian Callahan EDITOR(S): Jennifer Beman OTHER CREDITS: David Konschnik - CoExecutive Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): CuriosityStream, Autentic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ken Matsuo, Yasuhiro Adachi, Steve Burns DIRECTOR(S): Kazuki Ueda, Yusuke Matsufune ART DIRECTOR(S): Kohei Hidaka CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Peter Majtan DESIGNER(S): Akikazu Nishikawa SOUND: Mitsugu Shioda EDITOR(S): Mitsunori Morimoto NARRATOR: Salvatore Vecchio

Jessica Latiolait National Geographic National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(301) 920-5909 jorge.franzini@curiositystream.com

With many of Africa’s key species, including elephants, heading toward extinction, Akashinga is a radical, new and highly effective weapon against poaching. Founded in Zimbabwe by former Australian special forces soldier and anti-poaching leader Damien Mander, the women-only team of rangers, drawn from the abused and marginalized, is revolutionizing the way animals are protected, communities are empowered -- and its members’ own lives are being transformed. Mander’s innovative approach to conservation calls for community buy-in rather than full-on armed assault against poachers: If a community understands the economic benefits of preserving animals, then it will eliminate poaching without an armed struggle. Executive produced by threetime Academy Award winner James Cameron and directed by Maria Wilhelm, AKASHINGA: THE BRAVE ONES is a celebration of the courage, conservation and unorthodox thinking that’s leading to massive positive change. Language: English [13 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Produced by Avatar Alliance Foundation for National Geographic Documentary Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): James Cameron, Kevin Tao Mohs, Betsy Forhan PRODUCER(S): Kim Butts, Drew Pulley, Maria Wilhelm DIRECTOR(S): Maria Wilhelm CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Neil Fairlie, Cian Hamilton, Micaela Hamilton EDITOR(S): Brad Turner

America’s Wild Seasons

America’s Wild Seasons: Summer

American Ocelot

20-0031 Limited Series - Long

20-0032 Writing, Editing

20-0033 Conservation Long-Form

As the Earth journeys around the sun, the changing seasons impact all wildlife. In America, summer brings long, warm days and plenty of opportunities. A journey across this vast landscape reveals the surprising ways animals make the most of this busy season. Competition for mates can be fierce. Massive bison go head to head on the Yellowstone Plateau while tiny fireflies light up the Great Smokey Mountains. Summer is the time to learn new skills. A young eagle takes his first flight in the Midwest while owl chicks in the Great Plains struggle to survive a badger attack. But most of all, summer is the time to seize nature’s bounty while it lasts. A pika rushes to stockpile alpine flowers while brown bears in Alaska feast on the salmon run. Summer is the peak season for the Wild American Year. Language: English [51 minutes]

With fewer than 100 individuals remaining in the US, the ocelot is critically endangered, genetically isolated, and only exists in Texas. Despite hundreds of millions spent on land acquisition, research, and conservation, ocelot numbers and habitat have steadily decreased since it was listed as an endangered species. But there is hope. Their genetics can be rescued by translocations from Mexico and suitable habitat exists on private lands.... if an agreement can be made on their management methods. American Ocelot provides a glimpse into the lives of this elusive species, explores the nuances of the Endangered Species Act, and aims to invigorate ocelot recovery. Language: english [33 minutes]

America’s Wild Seasons: Spring America’s Wild Seasons: Summer

America’s Wild Seasons: Spring After the dark, cold winter, spring bursts forth, dazzling the countryside with new growth and new life. Wildlife gets busy in the long, warm days. It’s prime time for babies, making them and raising them. Millions of shorebirds set off on incredible journeys that will take them to the top of the planet, to feed and breed. In New Jersey, they cross paths with the mysterious horseshoe crab that spawns on the beach, gifting the birds with eggs to fuel their trip north. In the Hawaiian Islands, another animal is on the move - straight up. Goby fish climb a colossal waterfall an Everest-sized feat for the tiny fish. For the young born in spring, it’s a vulnerable time. In Alaska, a sea otter must leave her helpless pup to fish. In Minnesota, a massive boar threatens a family of black bear cubs. In the Wisconsin woodlands, ducklings face a perilous leap to reach their home pond. And for animals still searching for mates, competition is fierce. Mustang horses battle for females on California’s high-altitude plains while alligators go snout to snout in the Florida swamps. Even prairie fowl get in on the action, turning the Great Plains into a giant dance party, where they win over the females with fancy footwork. It’s a wild ride in Spring in the Wild American Year. America’s Wild Seasons: Summer As the Earth journeys around the sun, the changing seasons impact all wildlife. Language: English [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Channel EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tria Thalman, David Royle DIRECTOR(S): Jeff Morales

PRODUCTION CO(S): Fin & Fur Films PRODUCER(S): Katy Baldock Ben Masters DIRECTOR(S): Ben Masters CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Shannon Vandivier Ben Masters DESIGNER(S): Sam Klatt, Map Designer SOUND: William Lake Springstead EDITOR(S): Shannon Vandivier WRITER(S): Katy Baldock OTHER CREDITS: Alex Winker, Color: Nick Turner & Tshed Ltd, Camera Traps Design Camera Traps: Christian Von Preysing, Katy Baldock, Skip Hobbie, Josh Winkler, Austin Alvarado, Michael Stangl, Jay Kleberg, Chrissy Kleberg, Katie Masters, Shannon Vandivier, Ben Masters

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Channel EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tria Thalman, David Royle DIRECTOR(S): Jeff Morales

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Katy Baldock Fin & Fur Films Productions 1301 Hollow Creek Dr Apt 1, Austin TX 78704 United States

+12 022-611-279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

(936) 652-4833 katy@finandfurfilms.com

Ancient Caves

Ancient Oceans: The Devonian

Ancient Oceans: The Ordovician

20-0034 Engaging Youth & Family, Science in Nature Long-Form

20-0035 Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0036 Ecosystem Short-Form

Ancient Caves brings science and adventure together as it follows paleoclimatologist Dr. Gina Moseley on a mission to unlock the secrets of the Earth’s climate in the most unlikely of places: caves. Until recently, scientists had no reliable way to accurately study the climate of Earth’s distant past. Moseley and her team of cave explorers travel the world exploring vast underground worlds in search of stalagmite samples - geologic “fingerprints” - that reveal clues about the planet’s climate history. Their quest leads them to some of the world’s most remote caves, both above and below the water, in France, Iceland, the Bahamas, the U.S. and Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula, where they study how rapidly Earth’s climate can change, and how it has affected human civilization. Together, they go where very few humans will ever go, revealing the incredible lengths scientists will go to study the unknown. Language: english [40 minutes]

Life in the sea rebounded with a vengeance in the Devonian. Dozens of monstrous predators emerged, like the 40-foot long Dunkleosteus. Nearly everything was wiped out in Earth’s second mass extinction. But the stage was set for an explosion of life on land. Language: english [12 minutes]

For nearly 4 billion years, the continents of Earth were lifeless. But during the Ordovician, there was an explosion of life beneath the sea. Many strange creatures evolved, from eel-like conodonts to voracious cephalopods, until nearly all life was wiped out in our planet’s first mass extinction. Language: english [10 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Oceanic Research Group CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): MacGillivray Freeman Filmsq EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): CHRISTINE BIRD MIKE DAY ROBIN DOTY DAVE DUSZYNSKI SHAUN MACGILLIVRAY PRODUCER(S): JONATHAN BIRD ART COHEN DIRECTOR(S): Jonathan Bird CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): JONATHAN BIRD TIM GEERS BRAD OHLUND ZACH PETERSON ROB WALKER SOUND: , JONATHAN BIRD BRIAN EIMER ZACH PETERSON JOSH PICHARDO ROBYNNE TRUEMAN, BRIAN EIMER EDITOR(S): JONATHAN BIRD ZACH PETERSON EFFECTS: TROY WHITMER WRITER(S): JONATHAN BIRD ART COHEN NARRATOR: Bryan Cranston OTHER CREDITS: DR. GINA MOSELEY DR. LARRY EDWARDS BRIAN KAKUK TODD KELLY DR. KEITH TINKER

PRODUCTION CO(S): Pixeldust Studios for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rob Burk PRODUCER(S): Chad Cohen, Elizabeth Andrade DIRECTOR(S): Ricardo Andrade CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Hossam Aboul Magd, Uri Shwartz EDITOR(S): Mark Andrade WRITER(S): Eleanor Grant, Chad Cohen NARRATOR: Salvatore Vecchio

https://macgillivrayfreeman.com/project/ ancient-caves/ Shauna Badheka MacGillivray Freeman Films PO Box 205, Laguna Beach CA 92652 United States

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

(949) 494-1055 sbadheka@macfreefilms.com

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

Animals Social Distancing in the Wild

Arctic - A Refuge imperiled

Asteroids: The Source of Life?

20-0037 Animal Behavior Short-Form

20-0038 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Cinematography, Editing, Writing, Original Music Score

20-0039 Earth & Sky Long-Form

To flatten the coronavirus curve, people everywhere have been advised to stay away from each other in hopes of containing the spread of COVID-19. As we transition into a new reality with little to no in-person socializing, we can look to nature for examples of how to cope with isolation. And when it comes to certain animals, though they may be apart for months of the year, they always find a way back to each other, bonds fully intact. Language: English [5 minutes]

The coastal plain on the northern coast of Alaska is a unique place. For millennia it has been the summer home for huge herds of caribou and countless migratory birds. The area supports a greater variety of plant and animal life than any other protected area in the Arctic Circle. This is the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge. This film shows the splendor, enormous scope and indescribable beauty of this untouched land far to the north of Alaska, one of the last havens for caribou herds and polar bears. Shot over a period of four years, this film offers a unique insight in the lives of the most charismatic arctic animals. Outstanding aerial photography captures the scope and epic dimensions of the annual caribou migration, revealing the many dangers the herds encounter on the way. Awe-inspiring footage shows how wolves and grizzlies strategically stalk and attack the herds. Language: english [50 minutes]

Our Universe may not be as barren as we once believed. Beyond Earth, life could exist in the most desolate of places. In February 2019, after hurtling 300 million kilometers from Earth, the Japanese space probe Hayabusa 2 landed on the asteroid Ryugu. We follow the team behind the mission, as they sample parts of the asteroid and return it to our planet. Will we learn more about our origins here on Earth from this seemingly cold and dead object? Language: English [76 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature EDITOR(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature WRITER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature NARRATOR: Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A Terra Mater Factual Studios production in association with Campion Advocacy Fund and Florian Schulz Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): TOM CAMPION (Campion Advocacy Fund), SABINE HOLZER (Terra Mater Factual Studios), WALTER KÖHLER (Terra Mater Factual Studios) DIRECTOR(S): Martin Mészáros ART DIRECTOR(S): FLORIAN SCHULZ Director of Photography CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): SALOMON SCHULZ SOUND: STEFAN K. FIEDLER EDITOR(S): CHRISTIAN STOPPACHER WRITER(S): Martin Mészáros

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ken Matsuo, Kazuhiro Kitano, Yuji Maruyama, Steve Burns PRODUCER(S): Hideo Takayama DIRECTOR(S): Yoshinori Tsutsui, Hiroshi Ogi ART DIRECTOR(S): Hironori Ichihara CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Daisuke Semiya, Toshihiro Muta DESIGNER(S): Kyohei Shiozaki SOUND: Mitsugu Sioda, Seikoh Takahashi, Ryousuke Nii, EDITOR(S): Hitoshi Kuwabara, Joi Shilling EFFECTS: Koji Motoike, Yoshiyuki Ito, Noriaki Motoumi NARRATOR: Allen Farmer

Surane Weerasinghe Omnia Media/Blue Ant Media 300 Corporate Pointe, Suite #550 Culver City CA 90230 USA

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

(917) 832-4019 surane.weerasinghe@blueantmedia.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

Back from the Brink

Back From The Brink: Saved From Extinction

Backyard Wilderness

20-0040 Conservation Short-Form

20-0041 Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Cinematography, Original Music Score, Engaging Youth & Family

20-0042 Impact Campaign

After a series of disasters, Jamaica lost 85% of its once-bountiful coral reefs and its fish population plummeted. But today, the corals and tropical fish are slowly reappearing thanks to some careful interventions. Language: english [13 minutes]

Experience the remarkable true story of three animal species rescued from brink of extinction. Discover how California’s enchanting ‘Channel Island Fox’ is rescued from an invasion of Golden Eagles, the fastest recovery of a species in the history of animal conservation. Join the former hunters of one of the world’s most endangered primates, the Golden Monkey, now protect them in the fabled mountains of China’s Yunnan Province. Witness the wondrous migration of the ‘Christmas Island Red Crab,’ and marvel at their recovery from a Crazy Yellow Ant infestation in one of the most successful bio-control experiments ever undertaken. Language: english [40 minutes]

BACKYARD WILDERNESS takes viewers on a surprising and spectacular giant screen journey to discover the natural wonders that lie right outside our doors. The film follows young Katie and her family, absorbed by digital screens and their busy modern lives; blind to the reallife spectacle unfolding all around them. Until, that is, a school project sparks Katie’s discovery of a whole new world she had never even noticed. The film is accompanied by a multi-faceted national impact campaign centered around local libraries, formal and informal educational materials, and an award-winning app-all designed to get kids outdoors and exploring. Language: English [45 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jeannie Ohm PRODUCER(S): Kathy Young, David Goldman WRITER(S): Alicia Chang OTHER CREDITS: Visual Journalists: David Goldmanm Kathy Young, David J. Phillip Motion Graphics: Marshall Ritzel, Peter Hamlin Supervising Producer: Alicia Chang Creator: Jon Fahey

PRODUCTION CO(S): AGBO EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Anthony Russo, Joe Russo, Wang Zhongjum, Wang Zhonglei, Hu Junyi, Mike Larocca, Todd Makurath, Nick Gilhool, Peter Rieveschl PRODUCER(S): Jen Casey & Charlotte Huggins DIRECTOR(S): Sean Casey SOUND: Alex MacInnis & Zhibin Wang, Images in Sound, Michael Bonini & Michael Le, Images In Sound, Brian Eimer EDITOR(S): Harry B Miller EFFECTS: Legend VFX WRITER(S): Kurt Frey & Jennifer Casey NARRATOR: Claire Danes

PRODUCTION CO(S): Arise Media and Archipelago Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): SK Films, Reconsider Media, HHMI Tangled Bank Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jonathan Barker, Sean B. Carroll, Stephen Apkon PRODUCER(S): Susan Todd and Andrew Young DIRECTOR(S): Andrew Young and Susan Todd CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Andrew Young, Michael Male SOUND: Ian Slakas, Brandon Sargeant, Michael Male, Michael Bonini, Robynne Truman, Ross Buchanan, EDITOR(S): Jim Isler, Lincoln Athas EFFECTS: Lincoln Athas WRITER(S): Andrew Young, Susan Todd, Wendy McKeigan NARRATOR: Caleigh Barker OTHER CREDITS: Supervising Producer: Myles Connolly, Consulting Producer: Jared Lipworth

https://apnews.com/WhatCanBeSaved

https://backfromthebrink.com/

http://backyardwildernessfilm.com/

Alicia Chang The Associated Press 36 Hamilton Avenue, 6J Staten Island NY 10301 United States

Melissa Rogers Cosmic Picture 108 Village Sq, Suite 304 Somers NY 10589 United States

Jared Lipworth HHMI Tangled Bank Studios 4000 Jones Bridge Rd, Chevy Chase MD 20815 United States

(917) 538-7854 achang@ap.org

(914) 617-8032 melissa@cosmicpicture.com

(301) 215-8915 lipworthj@hhmi.org

Bahari Yetu (Our Ocean)

Banquet of the Beasts The Cycle of Life

Below the Flood Gate

20-0043 Global Voices

20-0044 Science in Nature Long-Form

20-0045 Emerging Filmmaker

Along the East African coast few know the ocean better than the Swahili people, their culture is born of the ocean. This short film is a fusion of stories from respected fishermen from the Lamu Archipelago, sharing their experiences of over half a century sailing these waters, as well as stories from their fathers and grandfathers who taught them their trade. Take a unique glimpse underwater, encounter some of the charismatic marine animals found in these waters, delve into an ancient and wise culture and learn about the issues our ocean is facing and why we need to save it. Language: Kiswahili [11 minutes]

What happens when an animal perishes in the depth of the forest? Who clears up the remains? Why arenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t we surrounded by carcasses? After all, death is a constant and universal visitor ... Science is on the trail of a macabre challenge: to dissect in detail what happens to dead animals in the wild. Every death means life for zillions of other living organisms: it is the initiator of a complex cycle we all depend upon. But despite its importance, we know relatively little about the animals that move in after a body has died, the organisms that radically change the bodyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s chemistry, and the plants that recycle the valuable nutrients contained in every carcass. A film about life after death. Language: english [52 minutes]

Vulnerable to flooding and excluded from protective measures, the residents of a coastal Louisiana community hold firmly to their way of life. Language: english [23 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Africa Underwater CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): East African Ocean Explorers EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jahawi & Elke Bertolli PRODUCER(S): Jahawi & Elke Bertolli DIRECTOR(S): Jahawi & Elke Bertolli ART DIRECTOR(S): Elke Bertolli CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jahawi & Elke Bertolli DESIGNER(S): Jahawi Bertolli SOUND: Jahawi Bertolli, Jahawi Bertolli, Jahawi Bertolli EDITOR(S): Jahawi Bertolli EFFECTS: Jahawi Bertolli WRITER(S): Jahawi & Elke Bertolli NARRATOR: Adu Lali OTHER CREDITS: Ishaka Mohamed

PRODUCTION CO(S): Marco Polo Film AG EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Annette Scheurich DIRECTOR(S): Daniela Pulverer, Boris Raim CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Klaus Scheurich SOUND: Oliver Engelhardt EDITOR(S): Marlon Wilson WRITER(S): Daniela Pulverer, Boris Raim NARRATOR: Chris Morgan

PRODUCER(S): Sarah Franke DIRECTOR(S): Sarah Franke CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Sarah Franke SOUND: Curry Colvin, Re-Recording Mixer EDITOR(S): Sarah Franke OTHER CREDITS: Huan Manton, Colorist

www.eastafricanoceanexplorers.org Jahawi Bertolli Africa Underwater | East African Ocean Explorers P.O.Box 24, Shela Lamu Islan 80500 Kenya +25 472-730-5535 jahawi@gmail.com

Vanessa Berghof Marco Polo Film AG Handschuhsheimer Landstr. 73, 73 Heidelberg 69121 Deutschland

Sarah Franke Sarah Franke 912 Simpson Street, Evanston 60201 USA

+06 221-400-780 vanessa@marco-polo-film.de

(847) 912-9792 scfranke00@gmail.com

Beyond The Fence

Bird boy

Black Hole Hunters

20-0046 Global Voices

20-0047 Engaging Youth & Family

20-0048 Earth & Sky Long-Form

Set in rural South Africa, where most people have never had the opportunity to experience wildlife, Queen, Rifumo and Wisani emerge as three young ecowarriors. The film follows how a workshop in wildlife photography changes their lives. Armed with a camera, the trio aim to rise above their difficult pasts and “reframe” the narrative of wildlife conservation. Queen becomes one of the only black female field guides in South Africa while Rifumo and Wisani start a business together. The trio have one goal - to inspire the youth from their community to protect our natural heritage. Language: English [12 minutes]

When 12-year-old Reshat looks around, he sees the oil fields of Azerbaijan. When he looks up dreamily, he sees pigeons flying to heaven. He misses his father, who died a year ago, and who also loved these birds. Reshat cautiously approaches the best pigeon keeper in the village. Will he teach him to train pigeons? Reshat plays with his friends, visits his father’s grave, looks at old photos with his grandmother and does his homework because his mother tells him to. But he prefers to be with the pigeon keeper. While Reshat is learning all about pigeons, he discovers what he really wants. Language: Azerbaijani [22 minutes]

Astronomer Shep Doeleman and his team are on a mission that will challenge the theories of Albert Einstein and could pave the way to a revolution in physics: to capture the first-ever image of a black hole. To do this, they must link eight multimillion-dollar observatories around the world to a spot 26,000 light years away. It’s the equivalent of spotting an orange on the moon, but after 10 years of planning and the combined brainpower of over 200 international scientists, the team feels they’re ready to make scientific history. Language: English [51 minutes]

CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NEWF PRODUCER(S): Tessa Barlin, Harry Constantine DIRECTOR(S): Tessa Barlin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Tessa Barlin SOUND: Harry Constantine, Tim Aldridge EDITOR(S): Steven Hunkin EFFECTS: Steven Hunkin WRITER(S): Tessa Barlin

PRODUCTION CO(S): Toolbox Film CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Pedersen & Co. Relation04Media PRODUCER(S): Maria Stevnbak Westergren DIRECTOR(S): Simon Lereng Wilmont CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Simon Lereng Wilmont EDITOR(S): Michael Aaglund Rasmus Stensgaard Madsen WRITER(S): Simon Lereng Wilmont OTHER CREDITS: Cast: RESHAT BABAYEV? AQSHIN BABAYEV? SEBINE ELIYEVA ?SHERIFE KERIMOVA ? RAHIM MIRZEYEV ?HAFIZ BABAYEV ? EMIL HESENOV

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Carlo Massarella, Dan Kendall, Tim Evans, David Royle PRODUCER(S): Henry Fraser DIRECTOR(S): Henry Fraser

https://www.facebook.com/ beyondthefencefilm/

https://www.toolboxfilm.dk/films/kids-on-thesilk-road/

Tessa Barlin Tessa Barlin Photography 103 The Herschel, 1 Herschel Close Cape Town Western Ca 7700 South Africa

Lin Skytte Toolbox Film Slagtehusgade 32c, Copenhagen V 1715 Danmark

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

+27 823-087-742 tessabarlinphoto@gmail.com

+00 452-041-4070 lin@toolboxfilm.dk

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

Breathe - Save the Tongass

Cajun Navy

Capuchin Culture

20-0049 Micro-Movie

20-0050 Changing Planet Long-Form, Editing, Feature

20-0051 Emerging Filmmaker

Breathe! At 17 million acres, the Tongass is not only Americaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest national forest, itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world. It stores and absorbs vast amounts more carbon than any other forest in the United States. Over the protests of Alaskans, Americans, and sovereign indigenous governments, the Trump Administration plans to strip protections for more than 9 million acres of the forest -- in order to open the land up for roads, clearcut old growth logging, and industrialization. This would plunge our world further into a climate emergency. Language: english [2 minutes]

In the days after Hurricane Katrina, a group of ordinary citizens came together with one goal: to pull people from the water. The government had failed New Orleans, during one of the biggest natural disasters of our time and it was up to the people to get the job done. The group filled with fishermen, lawyers, and housewives were known as the Cajun Navy. With intimate access to these heroic men and women during Hurricane Florence and Hurricane Michael, CAJUN NAVY chronicles the inspiring, spontaneous grass-roots efforts from a movement that started during Hurricane Katrina and continues today. Language: english [84 minutes]

An intimate portrait of a family of capuchin monkeys living in the harsh, semi-arid forest of north-eastern Brazil. These monkeys must rely on all their ingenuity and remarkable skills to survive here. If they want to become independent, youngsters must learn the strategies of their group: hunting, finding water, digging to extract roots, and even using stone tools to crack open palm nuts. These techniques and behaviours are transmitted to the offspring and represent the culture of this population, traditions passed across the generations to face the challenges of the Brazilian wilderness. Language: english [12 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Agency PRODUCER(S): Ben Hamilton DIRECTOR(S): Ben Hamilton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Hamilton EDITOR(S): Arthur Hurley

PRODUCTION CO(S): Lightbox for Discovery Channel EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Simon Chinn, Jonathan Chinn, Suzanne Lavery, Nancy Daniels Howard Swartz, Joseph Schneier, Jon Bardin PRODUCER(S): Laura Warner DIRECTOR(S): James Newton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): James Newton, Filmed by Luca Del Puppo, Additional Camera SOUND: Nas Parkesh, Dubbing Mixer EDITOR(S): Paul Van Dyck

PRODUCTION CO(S): Luca Antonio Marino CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): University of Salford, EthoCebus Project EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Fraser Durie, Fiona Pitcher, Philip James PRODUCER(S): Luca Antonio Marino DIRECTOR(S): Luca Antonio Marino ART DIRECTOR(S): Luca Antonio Marino CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Luca Antonio Marino SOUND: Luca Antonio Marino, Luca Antonio Marino, Luca Antonio Marino, Gianmarco Ricasoli EDITOR(S): Luca Antonio Marino WRITER(S): Luca Antonio Marino NARRATOR: Will Mercer

https://www.instagram.com/tv/ B5VgN9jlYHH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link Ben Hamilton Wild Agency 2511 Ashton Village Dr., San Antonio TX 78248 USA (210) 865-8370 ben@wildagency.org

www.lucaantoniomarino.com Chris Walters Discovery Channel c/o Jessica Driscoll, Discovery, 850 Third Ave., 10th Floor New York NY 10022 USA (310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

Luca Antonio Marino Luca Antonio Marino Via Valle Schioia 144, Anzio 00042 Italy +39 069-864-606 lucaantoniomarino@gmail.com

CEPHALOPODS: ALIENS OF THE DEEP

ChangChill: Building an elephant-friendly future

Changing Seas: “Corals in Crisis”

20-0052 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Changing Planet Long-Form

20-0053 Conservation Short-Form

20-0054 Emerging Filmmaker

Populations of cephalopods (the extensive mollusc family that includes cuttlefish, squid, and octopuses) are currently undergoing an explosion. Travel around the world, from the abyssal trenches to remote coral reefs, to unveil the secrets of their success. Language: english [52 minutes]

With help from us and some leading travel companies, elephant venue ChangChill - formerly Happy Elephant Valley - has become elephant-friendly and stopped visitors directly interacting with its animals. ChangChill, based in Chiang Mai, Thailand, started its journey towards becoming truly elephant-friendly in 2017. Now it’s reopened its doors, offering a better life for elephants and a unique experience for visitors. The transition allows the six resident female elephants the freedom to roam the valley, graze, and bathe in the river, mud and dust, while socializing with each other. Visitors are no longer able to ride, bathe or directly feed the elephants, which are cruel activities. Language: english [16 minutes]

Florida’s fragile coral reefs are in crisis. Once vibrant cities of the sea, these biodiverse ecosystems have declined over the past few decades. Fishing pressures, pollution, development, and climate change have all left their mark. Now, a new ailment known as “Stony Coral Tissue Loss Disease” may be the last nail in the coffin. This disease is infecting over half of the reef-building corals at an unprecedented scale, killing most of the corals that get sick. But all hope is not lost. Experts of varying backgrounds are working diligently to figure out what is causing the disease, while simultaneously developing techniques to treat outbreaks and restore the sunshine state’s coral reefs to their former glory. Language: English [26 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): South Florida PBS PRODUCER(S): Kristin Paterakis CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Sean Hickey, David Diez, Mike Malanga EDITOR(S): Sean Hickey EFFECTS: Norman Silva WRITER(S): Kristin Paterakis NARRATOR: Craig Sechler OTHER CREDITS: Series Producer, Alexa Elliott

PRODUCTION CO(S): Saint Thomas Productions PRODUCER(S): Bertrand Loyer DIRECTOR(S): Bertrand Loyer

Juline Belhassen Saint Thomas Productions Village d’entreprise Saint Henri, 301 Rue anne Gacon Marseille 13016 France +33 768-186-204 j.belhassen@saint-thomas.net

www.worldanimalprotection.org

https://www.changingseas.tv/season-11/1103/

World Animal Protection World Animal Protection 535 8th Avenue, 3rd Floor New York NY 10018 United States

Kristin Paterakis South Florida PBS 14901 NE 20th Ave, Miami FL 33181 USA

(646) 783-2210 jeanneturkheimer@worldanimalprotection.us

(443) 474-6848 kpaterakis@southfloridapbs.org

Chasing Ghosts

Chehalis: A Watershed Moment

Climate Chaos: Winter Methane

20-0055 Ecosystem Short-Form, Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0056 Changing Planet Long-Form

20-0057 Changing Planet Short-Form

In their quest to identify the pollinator of the ghost orchid for the first time, this team of conservation photographers and scientists spent three summers standing waist-deep in alligator- and snakeladen water, swatting air blackened by mosquitoes, and climbing to sometimes nausea-inducing heights. They came away with an even deeper love for Florida’s wildest wetlands--and with surprising discoveries that may help to conserve both the endangered orchid and its shrinking home. Language: english [16 minutes]

Faced with worsening floods and a prized salmon population on the brink of extinction, communities along Washington’s Chehalis River must decide how to prepare for climate impacts and if a new dam is the answer. Language: english [60 minutes]

As climate change alters the planet in ever changing ways, the contribution of methane from natural sources is beginning to amplify human generated methane. See the beauty of methane bubbles captured in frozen lakes and learn how Arctic permafrost is becoming a contributor to a warmer world. Language: english [6 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Grizzly Creek Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): bioGraphic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Eric Bendick, Thomas Winston, Steven Bedard, Stephanie Stone PRODUCER(S): Eric Bendick, Steven Bedard DIRECTOR(S): Eric Bendick CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Eric Bendick, Jeff Reed, Carlton Ward DESIGNER(S): Jeff Reed SOUND: , Luke Scheeler, Luke Scheeler EDITOR(S): Eric Bendick, Jeff Reed WRITER(S): Eric Bendick OTHER CREDITS: Featuring: Peter Houlihan, Carlton Ward, Mac Stone

PRODUCTION CO(S): Pacific Rivers CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): North Fork Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shane Anderson DIRECTOR(S): Shane Anderson, Jesse Andrew Clark

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Kerry Koepping, Andrea Sparrow PRODUCER(S): Kerry Koepping DIRECTOR(S): Andrea Sparrow CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Elkins, Florian LeDoux, Andrea Sparrow, Örvar Atli Þorgeirsson SOUND: Ben Elkins, Steven Pliam, Ben Elkins, Ben Elkins, Steven Pliam EDITOR(S): Ben Elkins, Andrea Sparrow WRITER(S): Andrea Sparrow NARRATOR: Andrea Sparrow OTHER CREDITS: Photographers: Kerry Koepping, Marc Muench, Florian LeDoux, Andrea Sparrow, Mark LaGrange, Noel Casaje

pacificrivers.org

www.arcticartsproject.com

Eric Bendick Grizzly Creek Films 212 South Wallace Ave., Suite 301 Bozeman Montana 59715 U.S.A.

Shane Anderson Pacific Rivers/ North Fork Studios 3807 Giles Road NE, Olympia Wa 98506 usa

Andrea Sparrow The Arctic Arts Project 1143 Auraria Pkwy, Suite 106 Denver CO 80204 United States

(401) 474-6161 ebendick@gmail.com

(360) 688-3954 northforkstudios@gmail.com

(208) 283-4364 asparrow@arcticartsproject.com

Climate Crisis

Climate Impact Asia

Climate Impact Asia: Sea Level Rise

20-0058 Changing Planet Short-Form

20-0059 Limited Series - Short

20-0060 Changing Planet Short-Form

The real impact of global warming is now being felt in communities around the world. Climate scientists explain what to expect where you live, and what steps might still be taken to reverse the climate crisis. Language: English [15 minutes]

Many people now know that climate change is real, that they see the data or they see the observations for themselves. Whatâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s needed now is a sense of urgency. We have within the next decade exceedingly important decisions to make. Language: english [13 minutes]

By 2100 over 1 billion people on Earth will live in low-lying coastal zones. 70% of these will live in Southeast Asia, one of the most vulnerable regions in the world to climate change. The next decade will be the most critical for the future existence of these societies. Language: english [13 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rob Burk PRODUCER(S): Paul Gasek DIRECTOR(S): Paul Gasek CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic DeSantis, Gordy Waterman EDITOR(S): Joey Rossetti EFFECTS: Nick Vitello WRITER(S): Paul Gasek NARRATOR: Paul Gasek

PRODUCTION CO(S): Unboxed Media CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Earth Observatory of Singapore, CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Liz Courtney, Benjamin Horton, Andrew Kupra PRODUCER(S): Liz Courtney DIRECTOR(S): Liz Courtney CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ian Batt, Michael Dillon, Aaron Lewis, Joel Peterson, David Pritchard SOUND: Ian Grant EDITOR(S): Bruce Stephens, Jane St Vincent Welch WRITER(S): Liz Courtney NARRATOR: Joi Shilling

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

Sea Level Rise (13 minutes) Coastal Hazards (12 minutes) Food Security (12 minutes)

Colorado Elk - Watch Your Back

Congo’s Call of the Wild

Corona - The Pandemic and the Pangolin

20-0061 Animal Behavior Short-Form

20-0062 Global Voices

20-0063 Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet LongForm, Writing, Editing

Trophy hunting has all but destroyed the magnificent bull elks in the western United States. The last of these amazing animals find protection in the national parks and refuges. Filmmaker Darryl Saffer traveled to the Rocky Mountain National Park to film the rut and nearly became extinct himself. Language: english [13 minutes]

Congo’s Call of the Wild travels to the heart of Africa’s biggest rainforest to capture the challenges facing rangers, conservationists, local communities and wildlife living in and around Salonga National Park. In an age when zoonotic diseases have paralyzed the planet, the film also examines a deadly respiratory outbreak killing endangered bonobos in Congo’s Mai-Ndombe province. Bush meat hunters setting snares for smaller game may have inadvertently carried the disease into the jungle. But the good news is that local village chiefs in Malebo are keen to protect bonobos for a budding eco-tourism project. Language: english [60 minutes]

At a time when we are bombarded with COVID-19 information comes a moment of clarity - and a warning we cannot afford to ignore. We ask - who is really behind this pandemic? Find out in revealing dialogues with scientists, experts and activists like conservation icon Jane Goodall and environmental hero Captain Paul Watson from Sea Shephard. Their stories combine with raw, up to date images and Terra Mater’s classic, inspiring blue-chip footage, in a film to make you pause, feel and act. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Darryl Saffer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Darryl Saffer EDITOR(S): Darryl Saffer WRITER(S): Darryl Saffer NARRATOR: Darryl Saffer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Giving Nature a Voice, Nairobi Kenya CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Est Ouest Production, Kinshasa DRC Yole Africa, Goma DRC EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Andrew Tkach PRODUCER(S): Olivier Grancher, Ganza Buroko DIRECTOR(S): Olivier Grancher, Darbaitar Mohamed, Katya Katondolo, Andrew Tkach CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Darbaitar Mohamed Katya Katondolo SOUND: Cedrick Mbongo, Junior Kadiebue EDITOR(S): Michael Castofas, Olivier Grancher EFFECTS: Michael Castofas OTHER CREDITS: Patrice Citera, Reporter Marietta Musyoka, Production Manager

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): SUSANNE LUMMER CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): WILL FOSTERGRUNDY AARON GEKOSKI ROLAND MITTERM‹LLER ABDULLATIF NURDIN-HUSSEIN SOUND: STEFAN K. FIEDLER, STEFAN K. FIEDLER EDITOR(S): ANDREAS RIBARITS WRITER(S): RUTH BERRY NARRATOR: RUSSEL BOULTER

www.thefieldjournal.net

www.givingnatureavoice.org

Darryl Saffer Studio Ray Productions 189 Bayview Cir., Pagosa Springs CO 81147 USA

Andrew Tkach Giving Nature a Voice 9 West Building, 7th Floor, Mkungu Close, Off Park, Nairobi 00100 Kenya

(941) 228-7288 earthcare@aol.com

+25 420-374-0062 givingnatureavoice@gmail.com

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria +43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Coronavirus Origins | Wildlife Trade and Wet Markets

Corsica Mountains in the Sea

Cries Of Our Ancestors

20-0064 Impact Campaign

20-0065 Ecosystem Long-Form, Original Music Score

20-0066 Non-Broadcast

Flying Pigs and spectacular mass-combats of mouflons – Corsica´s animals are quite special. At first glance, Corsica looks like a Mediterranean paradise with fine, sandy beaches. Behind the beaches, sheer rock walls rise into the sky. Corsica is the most mountainous island in the Med! Its peaks are covered with snow until summer – a harsh habitat where new sub-species and behaviors abound. This film takes us on a journey from Corsica´s highest peaks to the Mediterranean Sea and discovers unique animals only existing here, being rare in the rest of Europe or showing different behavior than their relatives on the mainland. Language: english [50 minutes]

In the highlands of Guinea, people and chimpanzees live peacefully side by side. Myths and stories -- and a mutual respect for one another -- have preserved this relationship for generations. Now, however, both people and chimpanzees are being pushed out of their homes by bauxite mining, which risks killing thousands of chimpanzees and displacing tens of thousands of people. Once sharing the same water source and fruits from the land, both now struggle to survive. Guinea has the largest population of chimpanzees in West Africa. Protecting their home in Guinea is one of their last chances of survival. Language: english [19 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Flying Pangolin Film CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ORF, ORF Enterprise, NDR, WDR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Birgit Peters, ORF PRODUCER(S): Heike Grebe, Michael Riegler DIRECTOR(S): Heike Grebe, Michael Riegler CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Michael Riegler, Matthias Glück SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Mirco Tribanek WRITER(S): Heike Grebe, Colin Solman NARRATOR: Colin Solman

PRODUCTION CO(S): Migrant Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rebecca Kormos, Kalyanee Mam, Mamadou Saliou Diallo and Chris Brown PRODUCER(S): Rebecca Kormos, Kalyanee Mam, Mamadou Saliou Diallo and Chris Brown DIRECTOR(S): Rebecca Kormos and Kalyanee Mam CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Kayanee Mam SOUND: Kalyanee Mam, Chris Brown, Chris Brown EDITOR(S): Chris Brown WRITER(S): Rebecca Kormos OTHER CREDITS: N’yanama Traoré, Dounmamei Doré, Ramatoulaye Diallo, Adama Dian Diallo, Kadiatou Diallo, Mamadou Cellou Diallo

The current Covid-19 virus is just the latest in a long line of examples that demonstrate a worrying trend. Over the last century, at least ten infectious diseases have passed from animals to humans, concealing an unpalatable truth: this can happen because we let it. Both SARS and COVID-19 are in the coronavirus family, and both appear to have emerged from animals in China’s wet markets. Scientists predicted that these markets, known to be potential sources of disease, would be the source of a virus outbreak. It’s thought that Covid-19 may have passed from bats to humans through pangolins, the most trafficked mammal in the world. Our new video explores how the illegal wildlife trade and captive breeding of wild animals can lead to the transmission of new, potentially deadly diseases. Language: english [10 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Eva Schmidt PRODUCER(S): Philip-Jaime Alcazar, Katrin Blaß (Assistant Producer) DESIGNER(S): Jörg Eisenprobst (Graphics) SOUND: Stefan Fiedler, Hubert Weninger EDITOR(S): Philip-Jaime Alcazar EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Eva Schmidt NARRATOR: Sophie Kozeluh

guineachimpanzees.com

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Heike Grebe Flying Pangolin Film Waldweg 1, Medebach 59964 Germany

Rebecca Kormos Global Wildlife Conservation 1170 Grizzly Peak Blvd, Berkeley CA 94708 United States

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

+00 491-759-005773 heike@flyingpangolin.film

(510) 862-5351 rebeccakormos@yahoo.com

Current Sea

Dampa Hmathlir Thinking About The Future

20-0068 Conservation Long-Form

20-0069 Global Voices

CURRENT SEA is an environmental thriller that examines the difficulties of ocean conservation in Cambodia. It follows Matt Blomberg, an investigative journalist who learns about the epidemic of illegal and destructive fishing vessels that operate with impunity in Cambodiaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s ocean. During his investigations, Matt learns about Paul Ferber, who patrols a small conservation zone near a remote island he callâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s home in order to attempt to stop the illegal fishing. Meanwhile, his organization continues to conduct research to prove that their conservation efforts are working in an effort to convince the Cambodian government to create a much larger marine conservation area covering the Kep archipelago. Language: english [87 minutes]

Dampa Hmathlir - Thinking About The Future The buffer zone around a part of Dampa Tiger Reserve is surrounded by palm oil plantations. Promoted by the government claiming assured economic viability, farmers took up these plantations only to realize that in a couple of years water availability was affected, the soil had lost its vitality, and the rich biodiversity of the area was under threat. Farmers are now looking at new options for cultivation in the hope of saving their lands and their livelihoods. Language: english [10 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): ACE Pictures CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Speak Thunder Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Julian Cautherley, Bronwyn Cornelius, Peter Wong, Timur Bekbosunov, Emma Lee, Johnny Chang PRODUCER(S): Stephanie Lincoln, Christopher Smith DIRECTOR(S): Christopher Smith CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Christopher Smith SOUND: Christopher Smith, Stephanie Lincoln, Elliot Thompson, Elliot Thompson EDITOR(S): Lyman Smith, Christopher Smith EFFECTS: Andrew Twite WRITER(S): Christopher Smith

PRODUCTION CO(S): Green Hub PRODUCER(S): Green Hub DIRECTOR(S): Gaurab Talukdar, Lalvohbika Hrahsel CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Gaurab Talukdar, Lalvohbika Hrahsel EDITOR(S): Gaurab Talukdar, Lalvohbika Hrahsel WRITER(S): Gaurab Talukdar, Lalvohbika Hrahsel, Shilpi Sharma NARRATOR: Gaurab Talukdar, Lalvohbika Hrahsel OTHER CREDITS: Graphic: Pooja Gupta Additional Footage Indonesia: Nanang Sujana Clouded Leopard: Zakhuma Don Acknowledgment: Shilpi Sharma, Sumit Sisodiya

http://currentseafilm.com

https://www.greenhubindia.net

Christopher Smith Speak Thunder Films 4343 Toland Place, Los Angeles CA 90041 United States

Rita Banerji Green Hub Green hub, Jonak, Kumargaon, Tezpur, District Soni, Tezpur Assam 784001 India

(720) 937-4977 christopher@speakthunderfilms.com

+91 371-225-2688 ritabanerji@gmail.com

Darwin’s Missed Islands - The Balearics 20-0070 Ecosystem Long-Form

Darwin’s Missed Islands tells stories about a group of remote lands that are isolated by the sea and where part of the flora and fauna are indigenous, while other species arrived from the neighboring continents and evolved in isolation from the rest of the world, as happened in the GALAPAGOS ISLANDS. Here, the evolution also endowed plants and animals with shapes and forms of behavior that are unique in the world where living relics among the ancient and distinct flora and fauna, much of which has disappeared. These are the islands that Charles Darwin would have liked to explore. Language: english [52 minutes]

DEEP LOOK

A Tsetse Fly Births One Enormous Milk-Fed Baby | Deep Look (5 min.) Meeting a Wormlion Is the Pits | Deep Look (4 min.) Kidnapper Ants Steal Other Ants’ Babies - And Brainwash Them | Deep Look (5 min.) 20-0071 Limited Series - Short DEEP LOOK is an ongoing YouTube video series created by KQED San Francisco and presented by PBS Digital Studios. Deep Look explores big scientific mysteries by going incredibly small via macro photography and microscopy in stunning 4K resolution, with an original score. Through 20 3- to 5-minute episodes per year, our Deep Look team of producers, writers, editors, artists and composers seek to marry the rich cinematic tradition of blue-chip PBS nature shows with the personal, questiondriven short-form conventions of the typical popular YouTube science show. Language: english [5 minutes]

Dehesa, Forest of the Iberian Lynx 20-0072 Ecosystem Long-Form, Feature

The new movie from the director of CANTÁBRICO transports us to a completely unknown environment on the Iberian Peninsula, known as the DEHESA. This grassland dotted with trees is quite unique within a worldwide context and offers us a series of diverse sensations. Holm oaks, cork trees and gall-oaks shape a battlefield in which large herbivores range and elegant and stealthy Iberian lynxes and formidable eagles hunt, one in which flowers conceal predators replete with astonishing camouflage. But it is also a welcoming place that receives thousands of long-distance travellers each year, who set up camp here for the winter. Language: Spanish [94 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Paleartica Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): IB3TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Marina Segui PRODUCER(S): Marina Segui DIRECTOR(S): Toni Escandell CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jordi Escandell DESIGNER(S): Sergi Escandell SOUND: Ettore della Campa, Ettore della Campa, Ettore della Campa EDITOR(S): Ricardo Fernandez & Jaume Alcina EFFECTS: Carlo Cestra WRITER(S): Toni Escandell NARRATOR: Daniel Richards

PRODUCTION CO(S): KQED PRODUCER(S): Josh Cassidy, Gabriela Quirós, Jenny Oh, Mike Seely ART DIRECTOR(S): Zalsy Serrano CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Josh Cassidy SOUND: Josh Cassidy, Gabriela Quirós, Jenny Oh, Mike Seely, Shirley Gutierrez, Mike Seely EDITOR(S): Josh Cassidy, Gabriela Quirós, Jenny Oh, Mike Seely, Kia Simon EFFECTS: Kia Simon WRITER(S): Josh Cassidy, Gabriela Quirós, Jenny Oh, Mike Seely, Laura Klivans, Lauren Sommer NARRATOR: Laura Klivans, Lauren Sommer OTHER CREDITS: Teodros Hailye, Animator Craig Rosa, Series Producer: Paul Rogers, Managing Editor: Sue Ellen McCann, Executivein-Charge, Science

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wanda Natura CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): UkBar Filmes, Lisbon PRODUCER(S): José María Morales DIRECTOR(S): Joaquín Gutiérrez Acha CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Joaquín Gutiérrez Acha SOUND: Carlos de Hita, Carlos de Hita, Branko Neskov, Elsa Ferreira EDITOR(S): Joaquín Gutiérrez Acha WRITER(S): Carlos de Hita

www.palearticafilms.com

https://www.youtube.com/KQEDDeepLook

www.wanda.es

Marina Segui Pale‚rtica Films Calle Stuart, 77, Es Castell 07720 Spain

Craig Rosa KQED 50 Beale St, 5th Floor, San Francisco CA 94105 USA

JosÈ MarÌa Morales Wanda Natura c/ Serrano, 98, 3 ext dcha, Madrid 28006 Spain

+34 600-363-325 marinapaleartica@gmail.com

(415) 999-7188 crosa@KQED.org

+34 913-528-376 jmmorales@wanda.es

Disappearing Penguins

Disappearing Spots

Diversified: The Florida Panther Story

20-0073 Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0074 Conservation Long-Form, Global Voices

20-0075 Emerging Filmmaker

A team of scientists travel aboard the Greenpeace ship Esperanza to Elephant Island, a remote island off the Antarctic peninsula to understand how penguin populations are faring. A census was organised by researchers from Stony Brook University, North Eastern University and Greenpeace to study the impact of climate change on fragile chinstrap penguin colonies on the island. Language: english [15 minutes]

Cheetahs, the world’s fast land mammals, are racing towards extinction. In 1975, 14,000 cheetahs roamed Africa. Today there are only 7,100 cheetahs left in all of Africa and only 600 in Kenya. The biggest reason for their decline here is the fencing off of Kenya’s wild spaces. Uncontrolled development cuts off the wildlife corridors needed by this most endangered of the big cats. This is a story about the cheetah’s fight for survival as they leap into the 21st Century. Language: English [25 minutes]

Genetic bottlenecking has plagued the Florida panthers since the early 1980s. To counteract this problem the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission created the Florida Panther Project. Their goal was to introduce new genes into the Florida panther’s gene pool to diversify the species and save them from extinction. Language: english [12 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Greenpeace UK PRODUCER(S): Alex Yallop, Maarten van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal DIRECTOR(S): Maarten van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Maarten van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal SOUND: Joost Oskamp EDITOR(S): Maarten van Rouveroy van Nieuwaal NARRATOR: Alison Sudol OTHER CREDITS: Colour Correction: Jaap Verdenius

PRODUCTION CO(S): Sokomoto Images CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Amitations Studio EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Andrew Tkach PRODUCER(S): Andrew Tkach Marietta Musyoka DIRECTOR(S): Teeku Patel ART DIRECTOR(S): Teeku Patel Amit Ramrakha CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Teeku Patel Amit Ramrakha DESIGNER(S): Amit Ramrakha Kevin Oduor SOUND: Teeku Patel Amit Ramrakha, Amit Ramrakha Kevin Oduor, Amit Ramrakha Kevin Oduor EDITOR(S): Amit Ramrakha Kevin Oduor EFFECTS: Amitations Studio WRITER(S): Teeku Patel NARRATOR: Justin Mirichii OTHER CREDITS: Mary Wykstra, Action for Cheetahs Kenya: Lumumba Mutiso, Action for Cheetahs Kenya: Sara Blake, Action for Cheetahs Kenya: Michael Mbithi, Lisa Ranch Nickon Parmesia, Empakasi Community Kush Patel, Bijal Patel, Jui Banerjee,Taran Ghelot, Ohad Azoulay, Gordon Omondi, Anthony Childs, Lamak Sheik, Emmaculate Jacobine, Sidney Schema, Porini Camps, Lisa Ranch, Athi Kapiti Ranch

PRODUCER(S): Olivia Andrus DIRECTOR(S): Olivia Andrus CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Olivia Andrus and Rhett Barker SOUND: Olivia Andrus and Rhett Barker EDITOR(S): Olivia Andrus WRITER(S): Olivia Andrus NARRATOR: Dr. Andrew DeWoody and Dave Onorato OTHER CREDITS: Florida panther Footage provided by FWC Additional sounds by Freesound artists: monica137142, sterferny, kangaroovindaloo, and BurghRecords Thank you to Dr. DeWoody’s Lab and Purdue University. Thank you to Dave Onorato, The Florida Panther Project, and FWC. Thank you to Tim Tetzlaff and Naples Zoo.

www.greenpeace.org

https://vimeo.com/user25470274

https://vimeo.com/424911353

Alex Yallop Greenpeace UK Greenpeace UK, Canonbury Villas† London N1 2PN United Kingdom

Hetal Teeku Patel Sokomoto Images P.O. Box 2269 00606, Nairobi Nairobi 00606 Kenya

Olivia Andrus Montana State University 104 Grant Chamberlain Dr., Apt 3H Bozeman Montana 59715 United States

+44 787-288-2897 ayallop@greenpeace.org

+25 472-270-1085 info@sokomoto.com

(925) 223-7471 oandrus3@gmail.com

Dogsville

20-0076 People & Nature Long-Form

Dogsville is a tale of love and passion, a Shakespearean drama set in the world of dog sports. It highlights the interdependent relationship and strong bond between humans and dogs. The unsung hero is a fiery ball of energy called Crocodile Crunch. The mutt, found abandoned at a horse auction, lacks the lines of pedigree treasured by her rivals. Nonetheless she has risen to the top in the agility world. Along her teammates, Radical Rabbit and Posh Piranha, she competes against the best purebred dogs in the world at the Agility World Championship in the Netherlands. And while the dogs are innocent and just want to run, the same cannot be said about their humans. They have come here to win and will do anything to do so. Alliances are formed and just as routinely betrayed. Rising above the backstabbing, snitching, complaining and treachery, Crocodile Crunch is determined to prove that talent and heart can defeat bloodlines and privilege. Language: english [82 minutes]

Driving Elephants

20-0077 Emerging Filmmaker

Caught in the cross-fire of a shrinking forest habitat and an ever expanding urban population, the elephants of Bannerghatta National Park are being pushed towards extinction. Members of the forest department work tirelessly driving escaped elephants back to the National Park and out of harms way. But much more needs to be done. Language: Kannada and English [27 minutes]

Earth Day Explorer Profiles

Earth Day Explorer Profiles Pablo EP 1 (1 minute) Earth Day Explorer Profiles Dominique EP 2 (1 minute) Earth Day Explorer Profiles Jamal EP 3 (1 minute) 20-0078 Limited Series - Short Ride along with three of National Geographic conservation-based Explorers as they introduce you to their work, inspiration, and the change they hope to spark in their own communities. Language: english [3 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Kirsty Wells DIRECTOR(S): Kirsty Wells ART DIRECTOR(S): Kirsty Wells CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Kirsty Wells SOUND: Kirsty Wells, Philip Marsden EDITOR(S): Kirsty Wells WRITER(S): Kirsty Wells NARRATOR: Lissa Berry OTHER CREDITS: Translation by - Thejaswini C, Avinash K, Siddarth B

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Image Factory EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Sarah Joseph Producers: Megan King, Tyler Dinley Associate Producer: Sydney Guthrie DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao

www.idproductions.ca

http://drivingelephants.netlify.com/

https://vimeo.com/showcase/7105160

Roswitha Dransfeld ID DOCS INC. 10169 104 St NW, Suite 105 Edmonton AB T5J 1A5 Canada

Kirsty Wells Kondor Films Flat 9, 490 Roman Road London E35LR United Kingdom

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

(780) 288-0463 rosie@idproductions.ca

+44 795-070-0072 kirstyawells@live.co.uk

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

PRODUCTION CO(S): ID: Docs EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rosvita Dransfeld, Murray Battle, Patrice Ramsay PRODUCER(S): Rosvita Dransfeld DIRECTOR(S): Rosvita Dransfeld CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Sergio Olivares DESIGNER(S): Adrian dela Pena SOUND: Philip Dransfeld, Philip Dransfeld, Philip Dransfeld EDITOR(S): Brenda Terning WRITER(S): Rosvita Dransfeld NARRATOR: Rosvita Dransfeld

Ecosphere

Elephants are just like us

ENTANGLED

20-0079 360∞ Storytelling

20-0080 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0081 Non-Broadcast

Immerse yourself in the wildest places on earth and meet the humans protecting our most precious wildlife. Explore the great savannahs of Kenya, discover the ancient jungles of Borneo and dive into the rich coral reefs of Raja Ampat. Encounter elephants, orangutans, manta rays and some incredible humans, all in stunning cinematic Virtual Reality (VR). Language: English [60 minutes]

60 second commercial for WWF in English and Cantonese for Hong Kong TV and WWF website about elephants trying to deter the demand for ivory. A targeted campaign broadcast, timed to coincide with the Golden Week public holidays in China and Hong Kong Language: english [1 minute]

ENTANGLED is a new, feature-length film about how climate change has accelerated a collision between one of the world’s most endangered species, North America’s most valuable fishery, and a federal agency mandated to protect both. The film chronicles the efforts to protect North Atlantic right whales from extinction, the impacts of those efforts on the lobster industry, and how NOAA Fisheries has struggled to balance the vying interests. Language: english [75 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): PHORIA CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Oculus, WWF, Silverback Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Eric Cheng, Trent Clews-de Castella PRODUCER(S): Angie Davis, Daniel Huertas DIRECTOR(S): Joseph Purdam ART DIRECTOR(S): Rayyan Roslan CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Joseph Purdam SOUND: Bill Rudolph, Ben Jones, Mathew Knight, Ben Peace EDITOR(S): Joseph Purdam, Eneasi Teaupa, Tim Wreyford, James Donald - Stokefarm Productions WRITER(S): Angie Davis, Daniel Huertas NARRATOR: Anna Friel

PRODUCTION CO(S): Joseph Anthony Truetolifephotography CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Xebec Limited EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joseph Anthony PRODUCER(S): Joseph Anthony DIRECTOR(S): Joseph Anthony ART DIRECTOR(S): Joseph Anthony CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Joseph Anthony DESIGNER(S): Xebec and Joseph Anthony SOUND: Stock sound effects, Xebec and Joseph Anthony, Xebec EDITOR(S): Joseph Anthony EFFECTS: Xebec WRITER(S): Joseph Anthony NARRATOR: Joseph Anthony OTHER CREDITS: Client WWF Hong Kong

PRODUCTION CO(S): Abel/Laub Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): David Abel and Andy Laub PRODUCER(S): David Abel and Andy Laub DIRECTOR(S): David Abel ART DIRECTOR(S): Andy Laub CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): David Abel DESIGNER(S): Andy Laub SOUND: David Abel, Andy Laub, Andy Laub EDITOR(S): Andy Laub EFFECTS: Andy Laub WRITER(S): David Abel

https://www.phoria.com.au/projects/ecosphere

https://www.wwfelephant.com.hk/

www.entangled-film.com

Gemma Hannan PHORIA 297 NAPIER ST, FITZROY 3065 AUSTRALIA

Joseph Anthony Truetolifephotography 8A Sun Court, 3 Belchers Street, Kennedy Town Hong Kong Hong Kong NA Hong Kong

David Abel Abel/Laub Productions 24 Forbes St, Unit 2, Unit 2 Jamaica Plain MA 02130 United States

+61 419-501-292 gemma@phoria.com.au

+00 852-983-87825 contactjoeworldwide@gmail.com

(617) 359-1004 Dabel@globe.com

Epic Animal Migrations: Mexico

Europe’s New Wild

20-0082 Cinematography

Each of Mexico’s unique biomes, across four seasons, uncovers one of the most biodiverse countries on the planet with unique and unprecedented access to its most spectacular wildlife migrations, which forms the backbone of this epic story. Language: English [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Channel, Earth Touch, Oscura Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Paula Arroio, Graeme Duane, Phil Fairclough, Pablo Maya, Tria Thalman, David Royle PRODUCER(S): Benjamin G. Hewett DIRECTOR(S): Emiliano Ruprah

Explore the Blue: 360 Hawaiian Islands Adventure 20-0084 360° Storytelling

20-0083 Limited Series - Long Europe’s New Wild is the inspiring story of the wild rebirth of a continent. Across six episodes, the series reveals the spectacular resurgence of nature across Europe’s most varied and breathtaking landscapes. From the Arctic Circle to rich river wetlands, from deep forest to rugged mountain peaks, witness Europe’s most iconic wildlife thrive and flourish in the most unexpected places. Language: english [291 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Off the Fence EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ellen Windemuth, Allison Bean, Andrew Zikking PRODUCER(S): Sarah Peat, Nadège Laici, Poppy Riddle and Paul Dennys DIRECTOR(S): Sarah Peat, Nadege Laici, Poppy Riddle and Paul Dennys CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Tom Osborne DESIGNER(S): Max Phillips SOUND: Nicholas Allan, Owen Peters, Owen Shirley, Andrew Wilson, Phil Jenkins EDITOR(S): Mike Kelly, MarÌa Coral BenÌtez, Dan Schwalm, John Veal, Andi Campbell-Waite, Rory May EFFECTS: Jon Pembro, Stuart Chambers, Simon Cross WRITER(S): Sarah Peat, Nadege Laici, Poppy Riddle and Paul Dennys NARRATOR: Russel Boulter OTHER CREDITS: Karen Meehan - Head of Production

Come along and explore with green sea turtles (honu) as they take you around Hawaiian Islands Humpback Whale National Marine Sanctuary. Learn how Hawaii’s volcanic islands were formed, swim with white tip reef sharks, and watch your new turtle friends kick back and relax at the turtle spa. Language: english [4 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Kate Thompson PRODUCER(S): Hannah MacDonald DIRECTOR(S): Nick Zachar CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Zachar EDITOR(S): Nick Zachar, Shannon Shikles EFFECTS: Nick Zachar WRITER(S): Nick Zachar, Liz Weinberg NARRATOR: Kalani Quiocho

https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/vr/

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Louise Simpson Off the Fence 20 Elmdale Road, Tyndalls Park BRISTOL BS8 1SG United Kingdom

Nick Zachar NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 1305 East West Hwy, SSMC4/9614 Silver Spring MD 20910 United States

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

+44 117-909-7560 louise.simpson@offthefence.com

(515) 240-2978 nick.zachar@noaa.gov

EXPLORERS IN THE FIELD SERIES

Explorers in the Field: Rodent Roommates

Exploring the Pacific Northwest

20-0086 Engaging Youth & Family

20-0087 Ecosystem Long-Form

At National Geographic, we believe in the power of exploration and wonder to change the world. The heart of our community is our Explorers: cutting-edge scientists and researchers, transformative educators, and powerful storytellers. We believe it’s at the intersection of exploration and education, where National Geographic can make a profound difference for learners and the educators who reach them. Language: english [15 minutes]

Many consider a mouse in the house a nuisance, but biologist and National Geographic Explorer Danielle Lee doesn’t always think that’s the case. Join her as she conducts transects along gradients of human/mice habitat to look at how humans and mice interact in rural and urban areas. Sometimes, the most interesting animals and science are right on your sidewalk. Language: english [4 minutes]

Exploring the Pacific Northwest is a vibrant exploration of the incredible biodiversity within the contiguous North American continent. Beginning with California’s coast and ending in SouthCentral Alaska, the sprawling mountain ranges boast dense forests and semiarid plateaus, canyons and gorges, and majestic geological wonders. Fresh, rushing waters from melting glaciers nurture the interconnected, multifaceted ecosystems - all of which is vital in sustaining this lush and lively region. Language: english [65 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Days Edge EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Mary Stephens Series Producers: Nate Dappen, Neil Losin Producers: Kate Furby, Kyle McBurnie Associate Producers: Ashley Holmes, Sam Sheline DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao EDITOR(S): Kyle McBurnie WRITER(S): Kate Furby OTHER CREDITS: Animations: Ian Scott, Daniel Walter Editorial Director, Education: Tyson Brown Managers, Content Development: Jeanna Sullivan, Gina Borgia, Sarah Appleton Specialists: Margot Willis, Clinton Parks Vice President, Education: Kim Hulse Chief Education Officer: Vicki Phillips

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Days Edge Productions, NGS Associate Producers Associate Producers Ashley Holmes, Sam Sheline EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): NGS Senior Producer: Mary Stephens Days Edge Series Producers: Nate Dappen, Neil Losin Days Edge Producers: Kate Furby, Kyle McBurnie DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao EDITOR(S): Kyle McBurnie WRITER(S): Kate Furby OTHER CREDITS: Animations: Ian Scott, Daniel Walter Editorial Director, Education: Tyson Brown Managers, Content Development: Jeanna Sullivan, Gina Borgia, Sarah Appleton Specialists: Margot Willis, Clinton Parks Vice President, Education: Kim Hulse Chief Education Officer: Vicki Phillips

CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Coriolis Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Johanna van de Woestijne PRODUCER(S): Ian A Nelson DIRECTOR(S): Ian A Nelson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ian A Nelson SOUND: Aubrey Moody Amadou Diallo, Ian A Nelson, Ian A Nelson EDITOR(S): Ian A Nelson WRITER(S): Ian A Nelson NARRATOR: Gregory Harrison

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Ian Nelson Ian A Nelson Videography 2324 Slater Street, Santa Rosa CA 95404 USA

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

(707) 321-3990 iananelson.film@gmail.com

EP 1_Rodent Rommates (04:34) EP 2_Meassuring Mangroves (05:17) EP 3_Tales of a Tailfeather (05:08) 20-0085 Limited Series - Short

https://vimeo.com/showcase/7181381 password: NGS2020

Eye of the Pangolin

Feathered Friends - The Secret Life Of Garden Birds

Feathers In Flight: The Bird Genoscape Project

20-0088 Impact Campaign

20-0089 Engaging Youth & Family

20-0090 Science in Nature Short-Form

Eye of the Pangolin is the groundbreaking story of two men on a mission to get all four species of African pangolin on camera for the very first time. As they travel the African continent to learn more about those caring for and studying pangolins they are captivated by these strange, secretive creatures and document the race to save them from being poached to extinction. Language: english [45 minutes]

Secret dramas, survival strategies and strong personalities are revealed among the birds in the idyllic setting of a European garden. Through the seasons, songbirds compete for food sources, always on the lookout for their two deadly enemies: the cat lurking on the threshold and the sparrowhawk swooping in from beyond the garden fence, while the Aesculapian snake slithers in to grab any unattended eggs. Robins, wrens, blue tits, blackbirds, swallows, swifts and starlings are the surprising stars of this film, that recasts our view of apparently familiar territory. Language: english [50 minutes]

CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Pangolin.Africa, Pangolin Photo Safaris, Biggestleaf Travel, The Nature Box EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Toby Jermyn, Robert Bernatzeder and Guts Swanepoel PRODUCER(S): Bruce Young DIRECTOR(S): Bruce Young CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Johan Vermeulen SOUND: Morne Marais, Morne Marais EDITOR(S): Dave Cohen WRITER(S): Bruce Young NARRATOR: Bruce Young OTHER CREDITS: Post Production: Barry Strick; Grade - Fran Verveckken

PRODUCTION CO(S): PKM FilmproduktionsgmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ORF, Arte EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Andrew Solomon (ORF) PRODUCER(S): Heidi Kreuzer DIRECTOR(S): Mario Kreuzer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mario Kreuzer SOUND: Andreas Frei, Andreas Frei, Andreas Frei EDITOR(S): Mario Kreuzer EFFECTS: Lukas Schwarkogler WRITER(S): Leander Khil NARRATOR: Andrew Solomon

Biologist Mary Whitfield of the Southern Sierra Research Station has spent two decades studying one of North America’s rarest birds: the Southwestern Willow Flycatcher. At her research sites in California’s Kern River Valley, populations have dwindled to just a few pairs. Saving these birds is a challenge because they migrate south to Latin America in the winter. And surprisingly, we don’t know much about their migratory route... or the migratory movements of many North America’s most familiar birds. If we don’t know where migratory birds spend the winter or how they get there, how can we protect them? To help her precious flycatchers, Mary has joined a cuttingedge effort called the Bird Genoscape Project (BGP). Led by Kristen Ruegg and Tom Smith, the BGP gathers data on birds’ genomes from individual feathers, allowing the researchers to connect breeding and wintering populations of the same species and provide critical information to conservationists and managers. Just as importantly, the project brings together researchers from all over the Americas in an effort to protect the birds that tie the Western Hemisphere together. Language: english [15 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions PRODUCER(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen, Kori Price, Production Manager DIRECTOR(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen ART DIRECTOR(S): Scott Partridge, Art Director Root House Studio, Animations CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen, Rick Smith, Kori Price, Kathryn Furby SOUND: Richard Webster EDITOR(S): Neil Losin WRITER(S): Neil Losin www.pangolin.africa

www.daysedge.com

Catherine Ritchie Pangolin.Africa 51 Roeland Square, Roeland Street, Gardens Cape Town Western Ca 8001 South Africa

Mario Kreuzer PKM FilmproduktionsgmbH Bahnhofstrasse 51, Klagenfurt 9020 Austria

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

+27 823-212-794 catherine@pangolin.africa

+43 676-707-4720 mario.kreuzer@pkmfilm.com

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

Felicia - The Life of an Octopus Fisherwoman

Flying Elephants

20-0091 People & Nature Short-Form, Emerging Filmmaker

20-0092 Micro-Movie, Global Voices, Changing Planet Short-Form

The film focuses on the life of one woman, whose story aims to shed light on the vicious link between poverty and environmental degradation in Madagascar and beyond. After losing her father at age 13, Felicia turns to the sea as a means for sustenance, even when migration, commercial trawling, and cultural loss make small-scale fishing operations an increasingly challenging way of life. Felicia continues to harvest scarce resources not out of ignorance but out of necessity. Her life story, filled with hardships and setbacks, also reveals the resolute temperament that characterizes her and many other women in Madagascar - and the world. Language: Malagasy (Vezo Dialect) [11 minutes]

The seemingly invincible Asian elephant is being decimated across Asia as its home is lost to the expansion of the human world. “A Mother’s Tale” is inspired by a mythological fable, Gaja Shastra, that depicts these giants as they were recognised thousands of years ago mystical and other-worldly. The short film, told through the eyes of a mother elephant, pits their glorious past against this century’s reality of survival in the anthropocene, where elephants are run down by trains, electrocuted by fences, slaughtered for their tusks and burnt in retaliation for damage of crops. Language: Tribal Language, Subtitled in English [6 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): José Carlos Pons PRODUCER(S): José Carlos Pons, Samba Roger DIRECTOR(S): José Carlos Pons CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): José Carlos Pons SOUND: José Carlos Pons EDITOR(S): José Carlos Pons WRITER(S): José Carlos Pons, Samba Roger, Felicia Rafenomanana NARRATOR: Felicia Rafenomanana

Fox and the City 20-0093 Ecosystem Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form

PRODUCTION CO(S): iorapro EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Dr Krithi Karanth PRODUCER(S): Pramod Jois, Aditi Rajagopal DIRECTOR(S): Prakash Matada CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Prakash Matada EDITOR(S): Bharath Mirle NARRATOR: Ananya Bhat

Foxes are true survivors, at home in all regions of the Earth and able to adapt to many man-made changes. Nowadays, the smart animals also feel at home in our cities. As an example, a close-knit clan, made up of several generations of foxes, has been living in Berlins government district for many years. A few Kilometres further, at the Innsbruck Square traffic hub, a male fox enjoys his role as a faithful family man to the full. A completely different wind blows for the foxes in many parts of the countryside. High up in the North on the German coast, a vixen raises her litter alone. Rarely is there enough to feed everyone. Like after a storm, for example, when the vixen finds a lot to eat in the drift line on the beach. The little ones have to grow up fast, as once the autumn arrives, their single parent mother’s reserves are exhausted and she drives them out of her territory. For more than two years, filmmakers Roland Gockel and Rosie Koch kept track of the foxes in Berlin, Hamburg and on the North German coast. With the help of several hidden, buried and camouflaged cameras, they were able to unearth many secrets of the clever, yet camera-shy animals. Language: english [50 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Nona Naturedocx EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joern Roever PRODUCER(S): Simon Riedel DIRECTOR(S): Rosie Koch Roland Gockel CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Roland Gockel SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Karen Kretzschmar NARRATOR: Colin Solman OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors: Ralf Quibeldey, NDR Dagmar Mielke, rbb/ARTE Ute Beutler, rbb Henrik Ekman, SVT

www.doclights.de JosÈ Carlos Pons NA 3540 T St NW, Washington DC 20007 USA (203) 606-2911 ponsjos@gmail.com

prakash matada iorapro 1004, Aikya, Olety Landmark,, Basaveshwarnagar, Near Shankar Mutt Bangalore karnataka 560086 India +91 988-022-5338 prakashmatada@outlook.com

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany +00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

Frozen Obsession

GALAPAGOS: INSIDE THE FEAST

Ghost of the Silverback

20-0094 Changing Planet Long-Form

20-0095 360° Storytelling

20-0096 Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet LongForm, Global Voices

Climate change is a critical scientific and social issue that confronts today’s world. Nowhere are the consequences of a warming climate more pronounced and observable than in the Arctic. FROZEN OBSESSION follows the 18-day, 2,000-mile Northwest Passage Project expedition through the stunningly beautiful and extreme Canadian Arctic Archipelago aboard a Swedish research icebreaker. With support from the National Science Foundation the expedition consists of scientists, educators, a journalist, an Arctic scholar, and 28 graduate and undergraduate science majors. Their goal is to research and communicate the impact of a melting Arctic and how these changes will affect us all. Language: english [100 minutes]

Dive inside a bait ball in VR for the first time. Hungry predators drive the feeding frenzy up to the surface were more hungry mouths await. From above, hundreds of seabirds dive-bomb their prey. The Galapagos islands are a rare and fragile ecosystem like no other on the planet. National Geographic takes you inside a spectacular food chain: from feasts offshore to a massive breeding colony on land where young couples strive to impress their picky mates! Language: English [4 minutes]

Deep in the African rainforest of Gabon, a crack team is tracking a 180-kilogram silverback with a bouncer’s physique, called Mussiru. They must get close to be accepted into his world. But this is no mountain gorilla of ‘Gorillas in the Mist’ fame. Seldom seen by humans in the wild, this gorilla species is shyer, more aggressive and spread over a much bigger rainforest. It will take a journey to a distant land, wracked by war and turmoil, to find the holy grail this team needs to safeguard Mussiru and save the very rainforest itself. Language: english [49 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Black Dot Films VR CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Max Salomon, Malvina Martin PRODUCER(S): Frederic Lilien, Malvina Martin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Iñigo Antón SOUND: Brian Callahan EDITOR(S): Max Salomon WRITER(S): Malvina Ferrando, Frederic Martin NARRATOR: John Erickson OTHER CREDITS: Javier Moreno, Stitcher

PRODUCTION CO(S): Earth Touch CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Networks EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Chris Fletcher, Graeme Duane, Tria Thalman, David Royle PRODUCER(S): Richard Slater-Jones DIRECTOR(S): Richard Slater-Jones CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Boris von Schoenebeck, Daniel Albertse SOUND: Jabu Msomi, Nux Schwartz, Nux Schwartz EDITOR(S): Ruaan Botha WRITER(S): Sian Buckley NARRATOR: Ivanno Jeremiah

David Clark David Clark Inc. 7205 Oakridge Ave., Chevy Chase MD 20815 USA

Malvina Martin Black Dot Films VR 6207 Windward Place, Bethesda MD 20816 United States

(301) 907-9581 dclark4509@comcast.net

(202) 257-8390 malvina@blackdotfilms.com

Sian Buckley Earth Touch Glass House Office Park, 309 Umhlanga Rocks Drive Durban KZN 4051 South Africa

PRODUCTION CO(S): David Clark Inc. PRODUCER(S): David Clark DIRECTOR(S): David Clark, Bob Elfstrom ART DIRECTOR(S): Stacy Jannis CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Duncan Clark, Bob Elfstrom SOUND: Ray Day, Skip SoRelle, Skip SoRelle EDITOR(S): Patty Stern WRITER(S): David Clark NARRATOR: Ronnie Farer

(031) 582-0800 sbuckley@earthtouchsa.com

Great Green Wall

Green forests and red carpet

Guardians of Ua Huka

20-0098 Feature

20-0099 People & Nature Short-Form

From Executive Producer Fernando Meirelles (Academy Award-Nominated Director of City of God & The Constant Gardener), Great Green Wall follows Malian musician Inna Modja on an epic journey along Africa’s Great Green Wall -- an ambitious vision to grow an 8,000km ‘wall’ of trees stretching across the entire continent to fight back against runaway climate change, severe resource scarcity, increased conflict, and mass migration. If the wall is completed by 2030, it will become the largest living structure on earth, three times the size of the Great Barrier Reef -- a new world wonder. Language: English and English subtitles for French, Bambara, [90 minutes]

The tribulations of a documentarist, who, in order to help an old famous botanist in his fight to preserve the Tropical Forests, decides to make a feature film, an ecological thriller, that would alert the world opinion - like Blood diamond did for the illegal trafic of diamonds - As documentaries are often seen by people already convinced. Language: French, subtitled in English [95 minutes]

Guardians of Ua Huka follows Tuhuna, our guardian, as he explores this remote island, taking in its ancient culture and unique wildlife. Situated in the remote Marquesas islands of French Polynesia, this island is the only inhabited island in the region not to have been infested with black rats, which not only affect island livelihoods, but would also kill the native bird species that are found no where else. The film looks at the interwoven life of islanders on the island with the natural world around them, living both with and off of the land, air and sea. Language: Marquesan, English subtitles [10 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Make Waves EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Executive Producers: Sarah Macdonald, Alexander Asen, Fabrizio Zago, Camilla Nordheim-Larsen, Claude Grunitzky, Fernando Meirelles, Thea Guest, Sian Kevill Co-Executive Producers: Inna Modja, Marco Conti Sikic, Giulia Braga PRODUCER(S): Produced by: Sarah Macdonald, Jared P. Scott, Nick North, Charly W. Feldman -Associate Producers: Robert Bisset, Don Mullan, RÈmi HÈmeryck, Elvis Paul Tangem DIRECTOR(S): Jared P. Scott ART DIRECTOR(S): Director of Photography: Tim Cragg CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Hugh Campbell DESIGNER(S): MMMultiply SOUND: Adam Prescod, Emma Butt, Emma Butt EDITOR(S): Pilar Rico EFFECTS: MMMultiply WRITER(S): Written by Jared P. Scott. Additional writing by Charly W. Feldman, Pilar Rico. NARRATOR: Inna Modja

PRODUCTION CO(S): MC4 production CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Blue hour films PRODUCER(S): Jean-Pierre BAILLY DIRECTOR(S): Luc MARESCOT CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): luc MARESCOT SOUND: Corinne GIGON EDITOR(S): Laurence BUCHMANN, Annie COPPENS, Alexis BARBIER-BOUVET EFFECTS: Pierre BOUCHON

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Cherry Media Ltd PRODUCER(S): Ben Cherry, Liv Grant DIRECTOR(S): Ben Cherry CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Cherry SOUND: Ben Cherry, Matt Coster, Ben Wood, Matt Coster, Ben Wood EDITOR(S): Ben Cherry WRITER(S): Ben Cherry NARRATOR: Tuhuna Sulprice OTHER CREDITS: Drone Operator - Annika Schlemm

20-0097 Changing Planet Long-Form, Original Music Score, Feature

www.wildcherrymedia.co.uk https://www.makewaves.media Kathryn Underwood Make Waves 59 Goldhawk Road, Hammersmith London W12 8EG England +44 789-527-0660 kathryn@makewaves.media

luc marescot MC4 production 7 le bas guihermoux, Talensac 35160 France

Ben Cherry Wild Cherry Media Ltd Orchard House, Back Lane, Tysoe Warwick CV35 0SJ UK

+33 661-127-785 marescot@orange.fr

+44 077-669-53003 ben@wildcherrymedia.co.uk

H2O The Molecule That Made Us

H2O The Molecule That Made Us: Crisis

H2O The Molecule That Made Us: Pulse

20-0101 Changing Planet Long-Form

20-0102 Cinematography, Editing

In the emptiness of the universe, Earth is alive because of water. Humanity’s relationship with this simple molecule is everything. H2O The Molecule That Made Us is a 3-hour series dramatically revealing how water underpins every aspect of our existence. Segments from across the planet, intimate documentary, and natural history cinematography combine to uncover dramatic discoveries, compelling characters, and important stories about this mysterious molecule. Language: English [168 minutes]

H2O The Molecule That Made Us Hour 3 CRISIS examines how the planet’s changing water cycle is forcing us to change our relationship with water. An increasingly globalized agricultural industry has become expert at turning precious water reserves into profit, “mining” water faster than it can be replaced. In its conclusion, the series visits locations such as New York City, a surprising model for sustainable water infrastructure, and hope emerges that the water crisis is solvable. Language: English [56 minutes]

H2O The Molecule That Made Us Hour 1 PULSE opens on the distant rock and ice of Greenland, where Geologist Stephen Mojzsis reveals a new theory on how water first arrived on Planet Earth. We see a dragonfly’s incredible journey from India to Africa - the world’s longest insect migration. We meet the Munoz family, ‘bloom chasers’, who use cutting edge time-lapse photo rigs to show the rare spectacle of deserts around the world exploding from barren wastelands into rich carpets of flowers. But the pulse of water is under threat. Language: English [56 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): WGBH Boston CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Passion Pictures EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): John Bredar, Laurie Donnelly PRODUCER(S): David Allen, Catherine Watling DIRECTOR(S): Nicolas Brown, Alex Tate EDITOR(S): Jacob Thomson, Ben Lavington Martin NARRATOR: Kelly McEvers

PRODUCTION CO(S): WGBH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Passion Pictures EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): John Bredar, Laurie Donnelly PRODUCER(S): David Allen, Catherine Watling DIRECTOR(S): Nicolas Brown CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Andy Bowley, Gordon Brown, Simon de Glanville, Cristian Dimitrius, Denis Lagrange SOUND: Freddie Claire, Ethan Goldberger, Theresa Radka, Paul Thompson EDITOR(S): Jacob Thomson NARRATOR: Kelly McEvers

PRODUCTION CO(S): WGBH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Passion Pictures EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): John Bredar, Laurie Donnelly PRODUCER(S): David Allen, Catherine Watling DIRECTOR(S): Nicolas Brown CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ryan Atkinson, Paul Atkins, ASC Simon de Glanville, Cristian Dimitrius, Mike Downie, Sugandhi Gadadhar, David Herasimtschuk, Jeremy Monroe, Christiaan Munoz Salas, Moris Alberto Munoz, Salas Ross Pimlott, Tim Shepherd, Rolf Steinmann SOUND: Wayne Dodd, Simon Forrester, Keith Nealy, Fabio Quintilhano EDITOR(S): Jacob Thomson NARRATOR: Kelly McEvers

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/molecule-thatmade-us/

Emily Frazee WGBH 1 Guest St, Boston MA 02135 USA

(617) 300-2413 emily_frazee@wgbh.org

Episode One Pulse (56 minutes) Episode Two Civilizations (56 minutes) Episode Three Crisis (56 minutes)

20-0100 Limited Series - Long

Heartbeat of the River

History is in the Mud Gokyo Valley, Nepal

Holes in a Nut

20-0103 Animal Behavior Long-Form

20-0104 Changing Planet Short-Form

20-0105 Engaging Youth & Family

An intimate portrayal of the dramatic journey that Pacific Salmon take from the time they are hatched to their return to the spawning grounds. Join these amazing fish in their underwater realm as they fight to survive, evading all kinds of predators, with a single purpose. They have just one chance to spawn and complete the cycle of life. This movie will immerse the viewer into the salmon world and it does not portray human influence or use of salmon as a resource. The intent is simply to show the wonderful world of salmon for the sake of the salmon. Language: english [40 minutes]

While on the National Geographic 2019 Expedition to Everest, scientists traveled to Nepal’s Gokyo Valley to collect sediment cores from glacial lakes. The team’s mission was to gather data on the effects of climate change at the highest elevation on the planet and discover what kind of history they could find in the mud. Language: English [8 minutes]

A perfect round hole in a hazelnut is the beginning of a fascinating story. A curios beetle looking like an elephant drills a little hole in a green hazelnut to feed and to place an egg into it. We collect some pierced nuts and see: The typical hole in a brown hazelnut is nibbled by the larva of the nut weevil. Language: german [7 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Nourish Journey Productions PRODUCER(S): Eiko Jones DIRECTOR(S): Eiko Jones CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Eiko Jones SOUND: , Earworm Sound, Tyler Gillis, EDITOR(S): Eiko Jones WRITER(S): Eiko Jones, Gloria Pancrazi NARRATOR: Michael Dobson

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Sarah Joseph Producers: Dustin Sylvia, Tyler Dinley Field Associate Producer: Sam Sheline Associate Producer: Sydney Guthrie, Dirk Colins DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mark Fisher Additional Cinematography: Dirk Collins, Eric Draft, Brittany Mumma, Tyler Dinley, Sam Sheline WRITER(S): Carmen Radke OTHER CREDITS: Post Production & Graphics: Hivemind Films

PRODUCTION CO(S): Jens Hamann TV Filmproduktion EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jens Hamann, Leandra Hamann PRODUCER(S): Jens Hamann DIRECTOR(S): Jens Hamann CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jens Hamann EDITOR(S): Jens Hamann WRITER(S): Jens Hamann NARRATOR: Ralph Caspers

Eiko Jones Nourish Journey Productions 21B Greta Rd, Campbell River British Co V9W 3K1 Canada

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Jens Hamann Jens Hamann TV Filmproduktion Elisenstrasse 3, Cologne 50667 Germany

(250) 203-0254 eikojnz@telus.net

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

+49 221-257-5193 hamannfilm@arcor.de

https://www.eikojonesphotography.com/ heartbeat-of-the-river/

Homecoming: Journey to Limuw

Hope For A Highland Sea

Horse tamer

20-0106 People & Nature Short-Form

20-0107 Ecosystem Long-Form, Emerging Filmmaker

20-0108 People & Nature Long-Form, Feature

Homecoming: Journey to Limuw tells the story of the Chumash peopleâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s annual journey back to their historical village site on Limuw, now present day Santa Cruz Island. Come along as we see, hear, and feel each pull of their paddles, symbolic of how the Chumash people are keeping their traditions alive. Language: English [14 minutes]

This short documentary was part of an initiative to record and demonstrate the unique, biodiverse marine habitats of the Scottish north coast in the hope of creating a case for local marine protection. The focus of the film, and the accompanying marine survey for Wildland Ltd, is the most remote stretch of coast on the UK mainland - 40 miles of towering limestone cliffs, sandy bays, estuaries, islands and a deep-water sea loch. The varied geology has created a wide range of marine habitats which support biodiverse marine communities but while largely unspoilt, they have suffered from industrial aquaculture. Language: english [30 minutes]

In the Darhat valley in northern Mongolia, the horses of nomadic tribes are disappearing. Bandits steal horses from their owners, and sell them for a few rubles in Russian slaughterhouses. But Shukhert, a vigilante Darhat horseman, pursues them relentlessly, all the way to the edge of Mongolian taiga, on the border with Siberia. Documenting the life style of the last nomads for over ten years, director and ethnographer Hamid Sardar is this year, invited to follow Shukhert on his eternal journey. Between tribal rivalries, smuggling and gold searching, Hamid wonders what horse stealing means about Mongolia today. Language: English [90 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries PRODUCER(S): Kate Thompson DIRECTOR(S): Nick Zachar CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Zachar, Matt McIntosh, Robert Schwemmer, John Brooks SOUND: Shannon Shikles EDITOR(S): Shannon Shikles EFFECTS: Shannon Shikles WRITER(S): Shannon Shikles OTHER CREDITS: Additional Support: Mike Murray

DIRECTOR(S): Jacca Deeble CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jacca Deeble EDITOR(S): Jacca Deeble WRITER(S): Jacca Deeble OTHER CREDITS: FULL PRODUCTION TEAM Associate Producer, Clare Thouless Production Assistants, Caity Wells, Laurence Willsher Field Assistant, Jake Lunn A Wildland Ltd. Initiative

PRODUCTION CO(S): Les Gens Bien Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ARTE France Dreamcatcher Motion Pictures DIRECTOR(S): Hamid Sardar

Jacca Deeble Jacca Deeble Old Coast Guards, Gurnards Head Zennor Cornwall TR26 3DE UNITED KINGDOM

Anita Dupont ARTE France 8 rue Marceau, Issy Les Moulineaux 92130 France

+44 780-443-4656 jaccadeeble@me.com

+33 155-007-303 a-dupont@artefrance.fr

https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/earthisblue/ wk259-stories-from-the-blue-chumash.html Nick Zachar NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 1305 East West Highway, ONMS SSMC4 9th Floor RM 9614 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States (515) 240-2978 nick.zachar@noaa.gov

Horses in the Storm

How Close Are We to a Complete Tree of Life?

How Close Are We to Saving the Bees?

20-0109 Animal Behavior Long-Form

20-0110 Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0111 Conservation Short-Form

Nearly 90% of all life on Earth is unaccounted for, so how close are we to discovering all life on Earth before it disappears? By knowing as much as possible about the life around us, we will be able to unlock the secrets of medicine, engineering, design, economics, sustainability, and stewardship that will define the future of our species. In this episode of How Close Are We, we introduce you to researchers working hard to accelerate the discovery of different species, develop digital conservation tools, and maintain one of the world’s largest biological collections through “cryopreservation.” Language: english [11 minutes]

Beekeepers are losing 40-45% of their colonies each year, so scientists, farmers, and engineers are foraging for answers and creative solutions to save the bees. But how close are we? The last time you heard about bees in the news, it might have been connected with colony collapse disorder, or CCD. CCD was a series of strange, sudden disappearances of entire colonies--where workers left behind a queen, some young, and plenty of food. Learn more about the causes of CCD and the technology being created to monitor hives on this episode of How Close Are We? Language: english [8 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Seeker Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Aneeta Akhurst PRODUCER(S): Anna Campbell CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Spencer Snider, Jeremy Handrup, Alex Zimmer, Jeff Springer EDITOR(S): Thomas Blythe, Sara Brink WRITER(S): Anna Campbell NARRATOR: Olivia Pavco-Giaccia OTHER CREDITS: Post Production Supervisor, Gloria Moran

PRODUCTION CO(S): Seeker Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Aneeta Akhurst PRODUCER(S): Anna Campbell CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Matt Pinol, Jonathan Keao, Alexander Seltzer EDITOR(S): Thomas Blythe, Sara Brink WRITER(S): Aneeta Akhurst NARRATOR: Olivia Pavco-Giaccia OTHER CREDITS: Production Assistant, Cara McErlean, Post Production Supervisor Gloria Moran

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=hMQRGtvFuqg&t

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=B7QHnlpWsBk&t

Aneeta Akhurst Seeker Media 102 8th Street, Petaluma California 94952 United States

(707) 266-2125 aakhurst@seeker.com

The film shows the harsh but also rich life of the horses of the Giara di Gesturi. In spring their life is rich with lots of water and enough grass and water plants to feed on. In summer the little temporary lakes, the Pauli, dry out and the horses start to fight for water and food. Some of them die, others survive but especially the fares are endangered as they have to nourish also the young foals and not only themselves. In order to identify the different families of horses and some individuals we introduced the character of Porfirio, a goat herder, who lives together with the horses on the Giara di Gesturi. Porfirio has lived on the flat top mountain for decades and before him his father and his grandfather. He is now the last one of the goat herders on the mountain. Porfirio gives names to the horses and describes their life without ever speaking to the camera. We can only hear his voice giving the audience the impression, that it is only his thoughts that we hear. We also used a female voice for the conventional narrator. On one hand the female narrators voice gives us hard facts about the horses and the life on the Giara, whereas Porfirio only gives us his personal view and observations about the horses lives. Together Porfirio and the narrator present a more personal view on the life of the Giara supported by facts on the harsh life in this rocky sanctuary. The horses and Porfirio represent the ancient descent of the Sardinian people as well as the horses. Together they arrived at the island and they are still there. Just like Porfirio has never been down to the sea the horses are roaming freely but are captives of the top of the Giara, They are connected by their habitat and their history. The approach of having a character on screen who’s personal thoughts we hear and a conventional narrator who presents the facts is new and helps to enrich the audience experience of the film. Language: english [53 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): pre tv Gesellschaft für Film- und Videoproduktion m.b.H. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Nikolaus Wisiak DIRECTOR(S): Rolando Menardi CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Rolando Menardi SOUND: Christofer Frank EDITOR(S): Marleen Paeschke Nikolaus Wisiak pre tv Gesellschaft f¸r Film- und Videoproduktion m.b.H. Edelsinnstrasse 58, Vienna 1120 Austria +43 1 5052384 office@pretv.at

How Whales Can Solve the Climate Crisis

How Wildfires Can Be Controlled

Humboldt Archipelago, paradise in danger

20-0112 Impact Campaign

20-0113 Conservation Short-Form

20-0114 Global Voices

A humpback whale is worth $2 million. The size of that number terrified even Ralph Chami, the economist who appraised the value of a whale. But can we even put a figure on these giant marine mammals? A group of economists certainly thinks so, and it’s all to do with how whales can help us to fight climate change. As it turns out, they sequester tonnes of Co2. We look in detail at how whales are contributing to saving the planet, and how we in turn need to start saving them. Language: english [9 minutes]

While the world is focused on handling the COVID-19 outbreak we should not forget that around this time extreme wildfires in the western U.S. are about to come into play. Driving these dangerous fires includes extreme weather and centuries of land and forest mismanagement. Different methods to manage the spread of wildfires, includes forest restoration through controlled burns and ecological thinning to remove small trees and brush that ignite fire. Language: english [3 minutes]

An unprecedented documentary about the conflict of a mega mining project and its possible consequences on one of the places with most biodiversity in Chile. Considered a place of global importance, this natural laboratory and tourism pole needs to be made visible, now more than ever. In an absolutely independent and free way, with incredible images of marine wildlife along with the voice of recognized scientists and fishermen, an honest, direct and forceful story is woven. It is a must-see to be informed and become aware of the importance we all have in saving this unique and unrepeatable natural heritage. Language: Spanish [28 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH PRODUCER(S): Eva Schmidt Katrin Blaß (Assistant Producer) ART DIRECTOR(S): Jörg Eisenprobst (Graphics) SOUND: Stefan Fiedler NARRATOR: Sophie Kozeluh

PRODUCER(S): Jake Weinberger DIRECTOR(S): Jake Weinberger EDITOR(S): Jake Weinberger WRITER(S): Jake Weinberger NARRATOR: Jake Weinberger OTHER CREDITS: Stock footage from Storyblocks

PRODUCTION CO(S): Explorasub Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): María Cristina Soto Simpson PRODUCER(S): César Villarroel DIRECTOR(S): César Villarroel CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): César Villarroel DESIGNER(S): César Villarroel SOUND: César Villarroel EDITOR(S): Rolando Yañez, César Villarroel

www.archipielagohumboldt.cl

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Jake Weinberger Great Basin Institute 16750 MT. ROSE HWY, SUITE 101 RENO NV 89511 United States

CÈsar Villarroel Explorasub Films av del mar 3100 depto 402, La Serena 1700000 Chile

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

(954) 439-6921 jakeweinberger14@yahoo.com

+56 977-954-983 cesar@reservamarina.cl

Humedales de Chiloé

I Am Lion

I AM VITAL

20-0115 Conservation Short-Form

20-0116 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0117 Changing Planet Short-Form

The destruction of the wetlands on the island of Chiloé can cause immeasurable damage to the ecology, culture and water resources of one of the most emblematic islands of Chile, and how local people are working to stop this practice and conserve the incredible ones forever Chiloé wetlands Language: spanish [14 minutes]

In 2012 The Cambridge Declaration on Consciousness first publicly acknowledged consciousness in nonhuman animals. Its revelatory evidence inspired the story of I Am Lion. The film takes us on an emotional journey through human philosophy, history and perception, as a young lioness with no lion role models to learn from, slowly gains the knowledge and understanding to navigate her way through captivity, a bond with a human, and experiences in the natural world to fulfil her own natural potential. A moving and inspiring story, which highlights our tragically flawed relationship with the non-human animals that share our world. Language: English [92 minutes]

Water is necessary for the survival of all living things on the Earth’s surface. Around our planet, it appears in many forms, liquid, gas or solid. Almost 70% of the freshwater on our planet is held within glaciers and ice-sheets. We take water for granted, even though it is something we all depend on. Our future, amongst other challenges, depends on the capability of preserving the ice. Simply as we cannot live without the air, many species cannot live without ice. The ice is vital. Language: english [6 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Dazma Guzm·n PRODUCER(S): Francisca Costamailler DIRECTOR(S): Mateo Barrenengoa CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mateo Barrenengo, Rodrigo Astaburuaga SOUND: Rodrigo Astaburuaga, Rodrigo Astaburuaga EDITOR(S): Mateo Barrenengoa

PRODUCTION CO(S): Tauana Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Derek Wilson PRODUCER(S): Jürgen Jozefowicz, Tarina Jozefowicz, Michael Jozefowicz DIRECTOR(S): Jürgen Jozefowicz CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jürgen Jozefowicz SOUND: Jürgen Jozefowicz, Michael Jozefowicz, Stef Albertyn EDITOR(S): Michael Jozefowicz WRITER(S): Tarina Jozefowicz NARRATOR: Tarina Jozefowicz OTHER CREDITS: Additional Footage: Annette Fürst & Gareth Flemix Logo Design: Tanya & Ulric Kratz Logo Visual Design: Niki Klopper Special Advisor on Neuropsychology: Angela Blazely MClinNeuro Specialist Advisors: Dr. Thoralf Meyer, Prof. Kelly Crews-Meyer, Dr. Sven Bourquin & Dr. Rob Jackson Cast: Valentin Grüner & The Lioness Called Sirga Special Thanks: Colin Dandridge (Kitso Safaris), Willie & Annatjie De Graaf (Grasslands Bushmen Lodge) Special Thanks: The Office of the President of Botswana, The Government and People of Botswana & The Department of Wildlife and National Parks of Botswana (Custodians of Botswana’s Wildlife)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Florian Ledoux PRODUCER(S): Florian Ledoux DIRECTOR(S): Florian Ledoux ART DIRECTOR(S): Florian Ledoux CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Florian Ledoux DESIGNER(S): Florian Ledoux SOUND: Florian Ledoux, Florian Ledoux, Florian Ledoux EDITOR(S): Florian Ledoux EFFECTS: Florian Ledoux WRITER(S): Florian Ledoux, Lucie McNeil NARRATOR: Lucie McNeil

cecpan.org

https://tauanafilms.com/

www.florian-ledoux.com

Mateo Barrenengoa Pica Films El dante 4200, Las Condes, Santiago 7550009 Chile

J¸rgen Jozefowicz Tauana Films Plot 75, Boro 1 Maun Ngamiland 0000 Botswana

Florian Ledoux Ledoux Photographer 14 avenue dubonnet, Courbevoie Choose... 92400 France

+56 982-526-361 mateobarrenengoa@gmail.com

+26 774-017-476 info@tauanafilms.com

+33 675-475-147 ledouxphotograph@gmail.com

Iceland Ambiance Mix

Inside the Hive

Intermission

20-0118 Original Music Score, Cinematography

20-0119 360° Storytelling

20-0120 Micro-Movie

Iceland’s extreme landscapes may be challenging for those that live here, but they are awe-inspiring and breathtaking. The icy waters of the Silfra rift, an underwater canyon, are known for having “the clearest water in the world” with a visibility of over 100 metres. At the bottom of lakes and rivers, small sand volcanoes belch and bubble, spewing out hot water that ripples through the sand, creating an ever-changing landscape of craters. And beneath raging waterfalls, Arctic char gather in swarms. [30 minutes]

Dive into the fantastic world of the honey bee in this magical interactive experience. Fly with the swarm to discover their secret lives and global importance. Bella is three weeks old and is an essential member of a thriving 50,000-strong colony of bees. Having spent all her life working inside the hive, she’s now going outside for the first time, promoted to forage for nectar. Join Bella as she explores the hive and help her on her first mission. Shot in France, this experience was developed to introduce schoolchildren to the intricate and ordered world of bees. Language: English, French [13 minutes]

London is in lockdown. The city is empty. But the skies fill with birdsong and the sounds of solidarity. Made during the 2020 coronavirus pandemic, ‘Intermission’ is a short film documenting wildlife in London, that aims to capture the spirit of the city at this unique time in history. Language: english [5 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): nautilusfilm GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): WDR, ARTE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Klaus KundeNeimöth PRODUCER(S): Melanie Haft DIRECTOR(S): Jan Haft CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jan Haft, Tobias Friedrich, Kay Ziesenhenne SOUND: Jan Haft, Oliver Goertz, Oliver Goertz EDITOR(S): Jan Haft WRITER(S): Jan Haft

PRODUCTION CO(S): Atlantic Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Anthony Geffen PRODUCER(S): David Barker Associate Producer, Mary Melville Assistant Producers, Abigale Glading, Vianney Comot DIRECTOR(S): David Lee CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Wildlife Camera Operators, Robert Hollingworth, Garath Whyte, Paul Williams VR Camera Operators, Sebastian Hagemeister, Elliot Graves SOUND: Luke Hatfield, Vaudeville LTD EDITOR(S): Christopher Corless NARRATOR: Caroline Roussel (French) Bethan Rose Young (English) OTHER CREDITS: Scientific Consultant, Veronica Wignall Location Fixers, Kamila Cechova Katie Callan Drone Operators, Drone Pictures Storyboard Artist, James O’Shea App Developers, Duncan Walker, Bhaumik Patel, Sargey Rose VFX Team, Matthew Baker Jones, Bhaumik Patel, Frank Eagan, Jaime Fernandez Muro, Julia Zahner, Aleks Czencsek, Patrik Dawid Technical Lead, Elliot Graves Production Coordinators, Rebecca Lawrence, Claire Buswell Production Secretary, Felicia Puxley Production Manager, Juliet Hofmann

PRODUCER(S): Simon de Glanville, Alice Jones DIRECTOR(S): Simon de Glanville, Alice Jones, Freddie Claire CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Simon de Glanville SOUND: Freddie Claire EDITOR(S): Simon de Glanville WRITER(S): Simon de Glanville

https://vimeo.com/411103765

Melanie Haft nautilusfilm GmbH Esterndorf 41, Dorfen Bavaria 84405 Germany

Iona McEwan Alchemy Immersive Brook Green House, 4 Rowan Road London W6 7DU England

Simon de Glanville Simon de Glanville Ltd 57A Choumert Road, London -choose yo SE15 4AR United Kingdom

+49 808-195-9663 melanie.haft@nautilusfilm.de

+02 087-359-331 ionam@alchemyimmersive.com

+44 773-405-2712 sideglanville@gmail.com

Into America’s Wild

Into the Black

Into the Himalayas

20-0121 People & Nature Long-Form, Engaging Youth & Family, Cinematography

20-0122 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0123 360° Storytelling

Into America’s Wild is a visually stunning cross-country adventure into the hidden wonders of the natural world. A non-stop ride via kayak, bike, train, hot air balloon, zipline and more, Into America’s Wild explores some of the most beautiful but little-known landscapes of North America, from the wilds of Alaska and the lush coastline of Oregon to the ancient canyons of the Southwest and the rolling hills of the Appalachian Trail. Setting out on this journey are three trailblazers - pioneering Native American astronaut John Herrington, Alaskan pilot and youth advocate Ariel Tweto, and record-breaking long-distance hiker Jennifer Pharr Davis - who share a passion for connecting people to experiences in the wild. As they wind their way through the scenic byways, ancient homelands, secret gems and hidden trails of America, viewers will discover the special human connection we all share with the natural world. Language: English [40 minutes]

Many of the ecosystems in Alabama and throughout the southeast evolved with fire. Human ignited “prescribed fire”, also known as controlled burns, are an essential technique to mimic this natural process to maintain and restore critical habitats. With an ever growing population and extensive efforts to restore large areas of native habitats such as longleaf pine, partnerships are critical to provide the capacity necessary to implement fire on the scale needed to accomplish these objectives. Language: english [20 minutes]

Into the Himalayas is an episode of a 3 part cinematic 360 VR series exploring a corner of the longest mountain chain in the world , it’s wildlife and the people that make it their home. The Himalayas are also the youngest mountains on our planet and they already show signs of a world and climate that has changed too fast. To complete this VR experience and to truly transport the audience we set out to try and achieve what seemed impossible... to film wild snow leopards in 360. After months of trying and blind luck we succeeded in capturing a first ever moment. To sit next to one of the most endangered cats in the world and look out over it’s kingdom of gigantic mountains, we can feel their fragility and the uncertainty of a future that is yet come. Language: english [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): MacGillivray Freeman Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Chris Thompson, Tom Garzilli PRODUCER(S): Shaun MacGillivray DIRECTOR(S): Greg MacGillivray ART DIRECTOR(S): Jeff Girard CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Brad Ohlund, Justin Ostensen, Jason Sturgis, Mike Brown, Jamey Warner DESIGNER(S): Libby Woolems, Phil Clarke SOUND: Andrew DeCristofaro, M.P.S.E., Ken Teaney, C.A.S. Marshall Garlington EDITOR(S): Jason E. Paul, Stephen Judson EFFECTS: Alan G. Markowitz WRITER(S): Stephen Judson NARRATOR: Morgan Freeman OTHER CREDITS: John Herrington - Himself Ariel Tweto - Herself Jennifer Pharr Davis Herself Emma Faye Rudkin - Herself

DIRECTOR(S): Kenzie Greer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Riverbank Studios CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Habitat XR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Doel Trivedy & Mike Pandey PRODUCER(S): UNDP India Ministry of Environment & Forests Govt. of India DIRECTOR(S): Gautam Pandey CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Gautam Pandey, Ulrico Grech Cumbo, Jared Reid, Abhinandan Sharma, Prince Sarangal, Morup Namgail SOUND: Prince Sarangal EDITOR(S): Offline - Riverbank Studios Online - Habitat XR WRITER(S): Gautam Pandey, Doel Trivedy NARRATOR: Remesh Panicker OTHER CREDITS: Production Partner - Habitat XR

https://intoamericaswild.com/

https://www.southernexposurefilms.org/films/ into-the-black

www.riverbankstudios.com

Shauna Badheka MacGillivray Freeman Films PO Box 205, Laguna Beach CA 92652 United States

Kenzie Greer Alabama River Alliance 6 S FORTY RD, ALABASTER AL 35007 United States

Gautam Pandey Riverbank Studios C 18 chirag enclave, New Delhi Delhi 110048 India

(949) 494-1055 sbadheka@macfreefilms.com

(205) 568-2976 kenziegreer95@gmail.com

+91 981-029-2479 gautam@riverbankstudios.com

Into the Puma Triangle

Into the Wild Tibet

Jane Goodall: The Hope

20-0124 Animal Behavior Long-Form, Presenterled

20-0125 Original Music Score

Casey Anderson, a Montana native wildlife expert works with wildlife filmmaker René Araneda to capture the wild pumas of Torres del Paine National Park in Chilean Patagonia. Together, they have filmed things seen nowhere else in the world that will unlock the mystery of the puma’s true nature. Language: english [51 minutes]

The Tibetan Plateau is the highest and largest mountain plateau on the planet. It’s one of the harshest, yet most staggeringly beautiful places on Earth. Welcome to the roof of the world, and join us to meet the incredible animals that survive in this land of extremes. Language: english [44 minutes]

20-0126 Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, Engaging Youth & Family, Audioscape, Editing, Original Music Score, Feature

PRODUCTION CO(S): Visionhawk Films, Equilibrio Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Casey Anderson, Deny Staggs, Tria Thalman, David Royle PRODUCER(S): Justin Lubke DIRECTOR(S): Rene Araneda WRITER(S): Isabelle Phil Mills

PRODUCTION CO(S): IFA Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Karen Bass, Dean Johnson, Li Huan, Liu Qinyu, Lu Bo, Francis Smith, Jing Shuqing, Li Mian, Tria Thalman DIRECTOR(S): David Marks EDITOR(S): Bobby Sheikh WRITER(S): Simon Boyce NARRATOR: Josh Goodman

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Grace Lam IFA Media 59 Cantonment Road, Singapore 089756 Singapore

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

(656) 341-5612 grace@ifa-media.com

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

Six decades ago, Jane Goodall arrived in Tanzania, determined to earn the trust of the chimpanzee communities living there. Her discoveries on the shores of Lake Tanganyika made her one of the most important scientists of the twentieth century and a household name. Jane Goodall: The Hope chronicles Goodall’s journey from world-renowned scientist to icon--following her tireless work to save the world for chimpanzees and humans alike. Through never before seen archival and original footage, The Hope documents Dr. Jane travelling around the globe to spread her message of hope and inspire the next generation to save the world. Language: English [89 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Lucky 8 TV for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Gregory Henry, Isaac Holub, George Kralovansky, Kimberly Woodard DIRECTOR(S): Elizabeth Leiter, Kimberly Woodard ART DIRECTOR(S): Jessica Andrew Latiolait CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Daniel Carter, Michael Haertlein, Bill Wallauer, Fernando Turmo SOUND: Adriano Bravo, Darren Brower, Brian Buckley, Oriol Campi, Chris MacCallum, Colt Pope, Alexander Reithmayer, Matt Share, Jay Ticer EDITOR(S): Matt Colbourn, Jon Sauer OTHER CREDITS: Jane Goodall - Contributer

Kidnapper Ants Steal Other Ants’ Babies - And Brainwash Them 20-0127 Animal Behavior Short-Form Kidnapper ants raid other ant species’ colonies, abduct their young and take them back to their nest. When the enslaved babies grow up, the kidnappers trick them into serving their captors hunting, cleaning the nest, even chewing up their food for them. Language: english [5 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): KQED PRODUCER(S): Josh Cassidy CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Josh Cassidy DESIGNER(S): SOUND: , Josh Cassidy, Shirley Gutierrez EDITOR(S): Josh Cassidy Kia Simon EFFECTS: Kia Simon WRITER(S): Josh Cassidy Lauren Sommer NARRATOR: Lauren Sommer OTHER CREDITS: Craig Rosa, Series Producer Paul Rogers, Managing Editor Sue Ellen McCann, Executive-in-Charge, Science

King Cobra

Kingdom of The Tide

20-0128 Presenter-led

20-0129 Presenter-led

In this series, Niall travels the world to explore stories of a changing planet, and increasing human-wildlife conflict. Growing up to 19 ft long, packing more venom than any other, the King Cobra is the longest venomous snake in the world. Feared by many over the centuries, some believe it has enough venom to kill 20 men or an elephant. Yet, it’s reputation as a killer of people, may be unfounded. Wildlife Biologist and National Park Conservation Director, Dr. Niall McCann travels to Southern India to meet Cobra legend Romulus Whitaker to learn more. Niall discovers that up to 50,000 people a year die of snake bite in India. These are mostly from common Indian Cobras and Russell’s vipers. Romulus is on a mission to reduce snake bites here. Niall learns fatalities are likely due to increasing populations: more people are living in or close to forests, snakes call home. Seeking answers about the true nature of the King Cobra, and the snake-bite reduction program, Niall collects snakes with the Irula Indians (who once sold snake skins) to create life-saving anti-venom. In addition, he takes part in one of the only King Cobra (embedded) transmitter programs in the world: to learn more about its behavior and habitat. What he discovers is a seemingly sentient reptile, one with amazing vision, that stops and looks both ways at road crossings... rarely bites people and may in fact be a great help in reducing overall snake bite fatalities. The film captures some unique King Cobra hunting encounters, rarely if ever seen on film. Language: english [45 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Planet/Gryphon Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter von Puttkamer DIRECTOR(S): Peter von Puttkamer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Todd Southgate SOUND: Sampath Alwar EDITOR(S): Peter von Puttkamer WRITER(S): Peter von Puttkamer NARRATOR: Dr. Niall McCann OTHER CREDITS: Host- Dr. Niall McCann

Twice each day, low tide exposes an astounding world - a narrow band of rocky shore known as the intertidal zone. It’s home to a fish that breathes air, armies of anemones that battle for supremacy and space, and a creature that turns inside out to eat its prey. Biologist Dr. Sarika Cullis-Suzuki discovered this magical kingdom at age six. Now, she returns to uncover the beauty and drama of this mysterious realm. From the epic to the intimate, she’ll showcase the bizarre creatures that live here and reveal why this is one of the most important habitats on Earth. Language: english [44 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Infield Fly Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Dugald Maudsley, Simon Williams PRODUCER(S): Gillian Main, Dugald Maudsley DIRECTOR(S): Christine Nielsen CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Stefan Randstrom, Jack Hynes, Jason Sturgis, Grant Callegari, Tavish Campbell SOUND: Mike Kennedy, Mimi Scowen, Grant Edmonds EDITOR(S): David Murray EFFECTS: Riley Barnes, Patience Bradford, Mary Anne Icaro WRITER(S): Christine Nielsen NARRATOR: Sarika Cullis-Suzuki OTHER CREDITS: Research: Nora Pratt Production Manager: Diane Marcotte Additional Editing: Eric Wiegand Visual Researcher: Gina Cali Executive in Charge of Production, CBC: Sue Dando

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=sC4MjPKf3jY

https://www.facebook.com/ dontpokeitwithastick/

infieldflyproductions.com

Craig Rosa KQED 50 Beale St, 5th Floor, San Francisco CA 94105 USA

Peter von Puttkamer Wild Planet/Gryphon Productions 6779 Marine Dr., West Vancouver BC V7W2T1 Canada

Dugald Maudsley Infield Fly Productions 166 Courcelette Rd, Toronto Ontario M1N 2T2 Canada

(415) 999-7188 crosa@KQED.org

(310) 351-8177 gryphnonfilms@mac.com

(416) 553-1717 infieldfly@rogers.com

Kingdom of the White Wolf

Kingdom of the White Wolf: Episode 103: The Last Hunt

Kokoly

20-0130 Limited Series - Long

20-0131 Ecosystem Long-Form, Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Presenter-led, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing

20-0132 People & Nature Short-Form

The Last Hunt (44 minutes) The Wolf Queen (44 minutes)

PRODUCTION CO(S): Market Road Films for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tony Gerber, Pamela Caragol PRODUCER(S): Taylor Hom DIRECTOR(S): Tony Gerber CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Luke Padgett, Ronan Donovan SOUND: Johnny Crew, Tom Mercer, Ben Peace EDITOR(S): Chris Kronus, Jennifer Beman WRITER(S): Tony Gerber, Neil Shea NARRATOR: Jenny Jules OTHER CREDITS: Ronan Donovan - CoExecutive Producer

National Geographic explorer and photographer Ronan Donovan travels to the High Arctic, to a landscape uninhabited by humans, in pursuit of the legendary white wolf. Dropped into the heart of a vast, frigid wilderness where wolves may range over hundreds of square miles, he must first find a pack just as the seasonâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s pups are born-and then see whether the family will accept him. These wolves have never been hunted, they are fearless and free, offering a chance to learn more about this mysterious social predator--and get closer to them--than ever before. Language: English [44 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Market Road Films for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tony Gerber, Pamela Caragol PRODUCER(S): Taylor Hom DIRECTOR(S): Tony Gerber CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Luke Padgett, Ronan Donovan SOUND: Johnny Crew, Tom Mercer, Ben Peace EDITOR(S): Chris Kronus, Jennifer Beman WRITER(S): Tony Gerber, Neil Shea NARRATOR: Jenny Jules OTHER CREDITS: Ronan Donovan - CoExecutive Producer

Against a backdrop of extreme poverty, personal loss and a marine environment changing beyond her control, Kokoly lives on a knife-edge. Filmed over four months, the Kokoly film follows the daily life of a traditional Vezo fisherwoman in southwest Madagascar, giving an insight into her life experiences and the challenges of relying on marine resources for survival in a changing world. Language: Malagasy (English subtitles) [15 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Blue Ventures EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Martin Muir PRODUCER(S): Garth Cripps, Paul Antion, Matthew Judge DIRECTOR(S): Garth Cripps, Paul Antion CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Garth Cripps SOUND: Solentena Raivosoa, Avy and Emilienne Razanadrasoa, Robert Drane EDITOR(S): Matthew Judge WRITER(S): Madame Kokoly NARRATOR: Madame Kokoly

kokolyfilm.com

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

Matthew Judge Blue Ventures Blue Ventures, Old Library Business Centre, Trinit, Bristol bs20nw United Kingdom +44 789-691-6123 matt@blueventures.org

Lake Balaton - Europe’s Hidden Paradise

Land In Dispute

Land of the Far North Polar Night

20-0133 Ecosystem Long-Form, Cinematography, Original Music Score

20-0134 Global Voices

20-0135 Animal Behavior Long-Form

There are few places left unexplored in the world, let alone in Europe. Welcome to a hidden paradise, Lake Balaton, the largest body of freshwater in Central Europe. Language: english [50 minutes]

In Rondônia, theft of wood, land grabbing in protected areas and threats to indigenous leaderships are commonplace. The Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau indigenous territory is in a constant attack by invaders. With the arrival of the government of Jair Bolsonaro, the interests for the diminution of the land of the Indians became evident. In this documentary, villagers from the Uru-EuWau-Wau villages show the most recent outbreaks of invasion. Rural landowners accused of grilagem claim they have the support of a government agency to seek new land. The defenders of the Indians indicate that there is an orchestrated action to reduce the territory traditionally occupied by the Uru-Eu-Wau-Wau. Language: Portuguese and Uru-Eu-WauWau native language with [12 minutes]

The film transports the viewer to the magical world of polar night in northern Scandinavia. In winter, the sun disappears for a long time north of the Arctic Circle, and darkness and cold dominate the landscape. But nature copes with the conditions astonishingly well. The plants and animals that survive here do so with a wide range of abilities that allow them to adapt to the extreme conditions. And when the northern lights dance across the dark skies, the polar night unfolds its unique enchantment. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A production of TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): ANDREA GASTGEB DIRECTOR(S): SZABOLCS MOSONYI CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): SZABOLCS MOSONYI SOUND: SZABOLCS MOSONYI ERIKA BAGLADI EDITOR(S): SZABOLCS MOSONYI CHRISTIAN STOPPACHER EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): SZABOLCS MOSONYI NARRATOR: RUSSELL BOULTER

DIRECTOR(S): Fábio Nascimento and Gustavo Faleiros WRITER(S): Fabio Nascimento OTHER CREDITS: Report and screenplay Gustavo Faleiros Photography, soundtrack and screenplay - Fabio Nascimento Animation SÈrgio de Castro Data - Volt Data Lab Support Consejo de RedacciÛn - Colombia Deutsche Welle Akademie Rainforest Journalism Fund Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting

PRODUCTION CO(S): Marco Polo Film AG EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Annette Scheurich PRODUCER(S): Annette Scheurich DIRECTOR(S): Alexandra Sailer, Steffen Sailer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Steffen Sailer, Alexandra Sailer, Klaus Scheurich, Atte Henriksson, Boas Schwarz SOUND: Oliver Engelhardt EDITOR(S): Armin Riegel WRITER(S): Alexandra Sailer, Annette Scheurich NARRATOR: Tom Zahner

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=MNPjmqGQkLc

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Fabio Nascimento Fabio Nascimento 512, Vitorino Carmilo, apt 06, Sao Paulo Sao Paulo 01153000 Brazil

Vanessa Berghof Marco Polo Film AG Handschuhsheimer Landstr., 73 Heidelberg 69121 Deutschland

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

+55 119-868-67129 fabioramosnascimento@gmail.com

+06 221-400-780 vanessa@marco-polo-film.de

Last Call for the Bayou

Last Call for the Bayou: Mud, Sweat & Fear

Last Call for the Bayou: On a Wing and a Prayer

20-0136 Limited Series - Short

20-0137 Changing Planet Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form

20-0138 Changing Planet Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form

The Mississippi River Delta is essential to the U.S. economy. It allows the passage of goods worldwide, and it’s home to a $2.4 billion fishing industry. It’s also rapidly disappearing; every 100 minutes, wetland the size of a football field is lost to open water, presenting a huge environmental threat to America and to the coastal residents who call the area home. Follow the stories of individuals who are experiencing this calamity firsthand and see how they’re fighting to keep their cultures, livelihoods, and homes from washing away. Language: English [35 minutes]

Dr. Alex Kolker is the face of the Louisiana Universities Marine Consortium, better known as LUMCON, one of the premier research institutes working to understand the mechanisms and impacts of coastal land loss. He has spent the last decade studying subsidence and sea level rise in effort to understand whether or not restoration will be sufficient to stem the loss of land. In this episode, Dr. Kolker will walk us through the current restoration projects and whether or not they are having the desired impact, he will show us how New Orleans is sinking and the state has a plan to save the coast. To follow Alex and his journey to understand coastal loss please visit @alex.kolker on Instagram. Language: english [11 minutes]

Ben Depp, a landscape photographer, has set out to chronicle the wetlands in a series of high-art aerial photographs that he captures with the help of his 21-foot paragliding wing and 200HP motor driven propeller that he straps to his back. From above he has become acutely aware of the vast network of pipeline canals which are reportedly responsible for up to 30% of the land loss. In this episode we take a trip to the barrier islands where Ben flies his glider and observes the recent restoration that the state has put into rebuilding the land in this area. Language: english [10 minutes]

On a Wing and a Prayer (11 minutes) South as South Can Go (12 minutes) Sink or Swim (12 minutes)

PRODUCTION CO(S): Encompass Films PRODUCER(S): Nadia Gill DIRECTOR(S): Dominic Gill ART DIRECTOR(S): Color Grade: RKM Studios CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic Gill, Johnny Beavers DESIGNER(S): Motion Graphics: Kaleida Studio SOUND: Mayer Sound, Music Supervision: Doug Marshall, Erich Rettermayer EDITOR(S): Dominic Gill, Adam Tiller OTHER CREDITS: JOSEPH GIRALDI EVP of Marketing, Digital Media & Product Strategy GINA HUTCHINSON VP Editorial, Content & Production, Digital Media ANISA PETERS Senior Producer, Digital Media IFE ADELONA Production Coordinator, Digital Media

PRODUCTION CO(S): Encompass Films PRODUCER(S): Nadia Gill DIRECTOR(S): Dominic Gill CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic Gill Johnny Beavers DESIGNER(S): Motion Graphics: Kaleida Studio SOUND: Music Supervision: Doug Marshall, Erich Rettermayer EDITOR(S): Dominic Gill, Adam Tiller WRITER(S): Anisa Peters OTHER CREDITS: For Smithsonian Networks: Joseph Giraldi EVP of Marketing, Digital Media & Product Strategy, Gina Hutchinson VP Editorial, Content & Production, Digital Media, Anisa Peters Senior Producer, Digital Media Ife Adelona Production Coordinator, Digital Media

PRODUCTION CO(S): Encompass Films PRODUCER(S): Nadia Gill DIRECTOR(S): Dominic Gill CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic Gill, Johnny Beavers DESIGNER(S): Motion Graphics: Kaleida Studio SOUND: Music Supervision: Doug Marshall, Erich Rettermayer EDITOR(S): Dominic Gill Adam Tiller WRITER(S): Anisa Peters OTHER CREDITS: For Smithsonian Networks: Joseph Giraldi EVP of Marketing, Digital Media & Product Strategy Gina Hutchinson VP Editorial, Content & Production, Digital Media Anisa Peters Senior Producer, Digital Media Ife Adelona Production Coordinator, Digital Media

https://www.smithsonianchannel.com/shows/ last-call-for-the-bayou/1006471

https://watch.smithsonianchannel.com/details/ series/last-call-for-the-bayou

Anisa Peters Smithsonian Channel 1633 Broadway, 13th fl New York New York 10019 United States

Anisa Peters Smithsonian Channel 1633 Broadway, 13th floor New York NY 10019 United States

(212) 708-1275 anisa.peters@smithsonianchannel.com

(914) 450-4664 anisa.peters@smithsonianchannel.com

Last Call for the Bayou: Sink or Swim

Last Call for the Bayou: South As South Can Go

Last Call for the Bayou: The Duck Queen of Plaquemines Parish

20-0139 Changing Planet Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form

20-0140 Changing Planet Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form

20-0141 Changing Planet Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form

The Louisiana wetlands are the bread basket of the United States as far as shellfish is concerned. But the rich bounty that the delta produced for as long as anyone can remember is seemingly doomed whether we act or not. As saltwater pushes in from the ocean the ecosystem is threatened from mother nature, but the proposed restoration solutions are dreaded by the fisherman who fear too much freshwater will also destroy the habitat as they know it. Gleason, both a shrimper and oysterman, feels like thereâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s no good answer. He is, however, preparing to adapt to a changing future. He is optimistic. Language: english [12 minutes]

Kasha Clay is worried for her tribe. They have a hard enough time maintaining Houma tribal culture as is. Now with even more migration she sees the likelihood of it all falling away. Committed to seeing her tribes culture survive, she started working with the National Academy of Sciences to record oral histories of her community. In this episode we meet a few of the tribeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s elders as they share memories of their coastal communities, some of which are no longer there due to land loss. Kasha has a message for greater Louisiana -- you too are at risk for losing culture and that protection of the land is vital to maintain a much loved way of life. Language: english [11 minutes]

Albertine Kimble, rugged and quirky, is the best duck hunter in the parish. As the former coastal plan manager for the Parish she knows Plaquemines wetlands better than almost anyone. Through her eyes, this episode explains how human engineering prevented the Mississippi River from flowing its natural course, and how it deprives the wetlands of vital nutrients and sediment. As Albertine take us to her favorite hunting spots, she shares with us how the dying marsh is disrupting the Mississippi Flyway, something she has witnessed through the intimate familiarity she has with over 40 years of avid hunting. Language: english [10 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Encompass Films PRODUCER(S): Nadia Gill DIRECTOR(S): Dominic Gill CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic Gill, Johnny Beavers DESIGNER(S): Motion Graphics: Kaleida Studio SOUND: Music Supervision: Doug Marshall, Erich Rettermayer EDITOR(S): Dominic Gill, Nick Andert WRITER(S): Anisa Peters OTHER CREDITS: For Smithsonian Networks: Joseph Giraldi EVP of Marketing, Digital Media & Product Strategy Gina Hutchinson VP Editorial, Content & Production, Digital Media Anisa Peters Senior Producer, Digital Media Ife Adelona Production Coordinator, Digital Media

PRODUCTION CO(S): Encompass Films PRODUCER(S): Nadia Gill DIRECTOR(S): Dominic Gill ART DIRECTOR(S): Color Grade: RKM Studios CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dominic Gill, Johnny Beavers DESIGNER(S): Motion Graphics: Kaleida Studio SOUND: Mayer Sound, Music Supervision: Doug Marshall, Erich Rettermayer EDITOR(S): Dominic Gill, Adam Tiller OTHER CREDITS: For Smithsonian Networks: JOSEPH GIRALDI EVP of Marketing, Digital Media & Product Strategy GINA HUTCHINSON VP Editorial, Content & Production, Digital Media ANISA PETERS Senior Producer, Digital Media IFE ADELONA Production Coordinator, Digital Media

https://watch.smithsonianchannel.com/details/ series/last-call-for-the-bayou

Anisa Peters Smithsonian Channel 1633 Broadway, 13th floor New York NY 10019 United States

Anisa Peters Smithsonian Channel 1633 Broadway, 13th floor New York NY 10019 USA

(914) 450-4664 anisa.peters@smithsonianchannel.com

Last Wild Places

EP 1_Last Wild Places: Majete (16:44 minutes) EP 2_Last Wild Places: American Prairie Reserve (13:26 minutes) EP 3_Last Wild Places: Iber· National Park (18:02) 20-0142 Limited Series - Short A planet in balance is one in which people, species, and economies can all thrive. But with threats like habitat destruction, climate change, and species extinction, we are living on a planet that is increasingly out of balance. The planet’s wild places are disappearing at an unprecedented rate. In less than 50 years, we’ve lost 60 percent of wildlife populations. In the last century, 90 percent of large ocean fish have disappeared. Species of plants, animals, and insects are going extinct more than 1,000 times faster than ever before. The good news? In protected areas, life comes back. Already, 15 percent of our land and 7 percent of our ocean are part of officially protected areas. But it’s not enough. That’s why the National Geographic Society has launched Last Wild Places, a decade-long initiative to help protect the places that sustain life on Earth. We envision a world where intact large wilderness areas contain the bulk of biodiversity on our planet, are resilient to--and help us mitigate--climate change, and continue providing the goods and services that are essential for humanity’s survival. Our target is ambitious but based on the best science: to protect at least 30 percent of the planet by 2030. Language: english [49 minutes]

Last Wild Places: American Prairie Reserve 20-0143 Ecosystem Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Original Music Score

Last Wild Places: Iber· 20-0144 Ecosystem Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Original Music Score, Cinematography

Nakoda tribe member Tuffy Helgeson remembers the stories his ancestors told of the Northern Great Plains of Montana - of vast grasslands and roaming buffalo herds. Through the work of the American Prairie Reserve, whose goal is to create a seamless 3.5 million acre grassland ecosystem, he is seeing the restoration of that land, and the return of the buffalo. Language: english [13 minutes]

Iber· National Park in northeastern Argentina is part of one of the largest wetlands in South America, but much of its wildlife went extinct in the 20th century due to widespread hunting and habitat loss. Now, a dedicated team of conservationists is working hand in hand with local communities to reintroduce many of the keystone species that were lost, while also helping to preserve the region’s unique cultural heritage. Language: English and Spanish, English Subtitles [20 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Sarah Joseph Producer: Dustin Sylvia, Tyler Dinley Associate Producer: Sydney Guthrie, Steph Toft Production Manager: Carmen Radke DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ivan Agerton

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Sarah Joseph Producer: Dustin Sylvia, Tyler Dinley Associate Producer: Sydney Guthrie DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ivan Agerton EDITOR(S): Dustin Sylvia WRITER(S): Carmen Radke OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Carmen Radke

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Sarah Joseph Producer: Dustin Sylvia, Tyler Dinley Field Producer - Devin Swanson Associate Producer: Sydney Guthrie, Steph Toft DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ivan Agerton OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager Carmen Radke https://vimeo.com/showcase/7181306 (password:Conservation1888)

Last Wild Places: Majete

Launching Rockets Through the Leak in Earth’s Atmosphere

Le Lac

20-0145 Ecosystem Short-Form, Conservation Short-Form, People & Nature Short-Form, Changing Planet Short-Form, Editing

20-0146 Non-Broadcast

20-0147 360° Storytelling

When Tizola Moyo started as a ranger in 1993, Majete Wildlife Reserve was devoid of any wildlife. Now, with the help of the park’s rangers and community collaboration, it’s flourishing. Language: english [17 minutes]

In the tiny Arctic town of Ny-≈lesund, where polar bears outnumber people, winter means three months without sunlight. The unending darkness is ideal for those who seek a strange breed of northern lights, normally obscured by daylight. When these unusual auroras shine, Earth’s atmosphere leaks into space. Scientists traveled to Ny-≈lesund to launch rockets through these auroras and witness oxygen particles right in the middle of their escape. Piercing these fleeting auroras, some 300 miles high, would require strategy, patience -- and a fair bit of luck. This is their story. Language: english [8 minutes]

BEST DIGITAL NARRATIVE AT SHEFFIELD DOC/FEST 2019 “Le Lac” is a dreamscape where liquid gives way to dust. The oasis of the Sahel, Lake Chad, is not who she used to be. Ninety percent of her water is gone, leaving her feeling depleted, wary, scared and insecure. Climate change has made the millions of people who depend on her vulnerable, and induced the threat of Boko Haram insurgency. In this immersive documentary, step into the lives of Mahamat, a once-wealthy pastoralist, and Nassuri, a refugee turnedfisherman, as the lake herself hopes for their survival amidst her scattered ponds. Language: english [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer - Sarah Joseph Field Producer - Devin Swanson Producer Dustin Sylvia Producer - Tyler Dinley Associate Producer - Sydney Guthrie Production Manager - Carmen Radke DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ivan Agerton Warren Smart Johann Vorster “Vossie” SOUND: Joe Dlamini EDITOR(S): Dustin Sylvia

PRODUCTION CO(S): NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Karen Fox PRODUCER(S): Miles Hatfield DIRECTOR(S): Joy Ng CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Joy Ng OTHER CREDITS: Animator(s): Bailee DesRocher, Josh Masters

PRODUCTION CO(S): Electric South CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): In association with Black Rhino VR Supported by: Bertha Foundation; Ford Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ingrid Kopp Steven Markovitz PRODUCER(S): Caitlin Robinson DIRECTOR(S): Nyasha Kadandara CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nyasha Kadandara SOUND: Nyasha Kadandara EDITOR(S): Isa Mohamed Charles Muchiri EFFECTS: 3D Artist: Stephan Kimani Finishing Services: Ambrosia XR WRITER(S): Nyasha Kadandara NARRATOR: Saba Elbasha OTHER CREDITS: Featuring: Mahamat Hissenie and Nassuri Sayedu Translator: Konan Tipen Adam Translator and Fixer: Mahamat Adamou Fixer: Moumine Ngarmbassa

http://www.electricsouth.org/

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Joy Ng NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center Apt. 1, 1744 Lamont Street NW, Washington DC 20010 United States

Antoinette Engel Electric South 76 Arnold Street, Observatory Cape Town Western Ca 7925 South Africa

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

(202) 758-9746 joy.ng@nasa.gov

+27 793-675-887 exhibition@electricsouth.org

Lens of Time: Jaw Jumpers

Life and Dead in Paradise - After the Flood

Life and Death in Paradise - Crocodile Odyssey

20-0148 Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0149 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0150 Ecosystem Long-Form

Although tiny, trap-jaw ants (Odontomachus sp.) are awe-inspiring in their own right. With jaws that open a full 180 degrees and span a distance significantly wider than their heads, the ants can strike at the breathtaking speed of 225 kilometers (140 miles) per hour and with a force 300 times the insects’ own weight. In addition to the more conventional functions that jaws perform in other animals, trap-jaw ants employ theirs in a truly novel way: locomotion. Now, researchers are hoping to uncover the physics behind these propulsive ants in order to build cutting-edge microrobots. Language: English [8 minutes]

Over the last 1.500 years, big predators have disappeared from Trinidad. Ocelots and tayras now top the food chain. Its other inhabitants have adjusted, like Trinidad’s capuchin monkeys, cracking snail shells. Oilbirds nest in dark caves, using echolocation. On Tobago fewer predators mean bird paradise. Frigate birds harass tropic birds to steal their haul of fish. And in the depth of night, giant leatherback turtles dig their nests, filmed with new light-sensitive cameras turning night into day. Language: english [52 minutes]

The story of an American crocodile washed up on Cuba’s shores reveals the challenges of island life. Survival here requires adaptation: Over time, it has produced new species and preserved others; including some so secretive they’re rarely seen, like the bizarre venomous solenodon. It’s even possible to find an animal in the process of evolving into something new, including an isolated population of American crocodiles caught in the confines of Hispaniola’s unique salt lake, Lago Enriquillo. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Spine Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): bioGraphic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Josh Rosen PRODUCER(S): Amy Miller DIRECTOR(S): Owen Bissell SOUND: Mark Barroso EDITOR(S): Josh Rosen EFFECTS: Skylar Knight WRITER(S): Skylar Knight OTHER CREDITS: Sheila Patek, Additional Footage Adrian Smith, Additional Footage Zeynep Temel, Additional Footage picturebox, Title Design

PRODUCTION CO(S): Blue Paw Artists CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ZDF Enterprises, Germany PRODUCER(S): Marion Poellmann DIRECTOR(S): Marion Poellmann CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Rainer Bergomaz. Yung Sandy, Jürgen Hoppe, Antoniya Hubancheva, Richard Kirby SOUND: Otger Kunert, Joo Fürst, Eckart Goebel EDITOR(S): Rainer Bergomaz, Birgit Sahin EFFECTS: Albert Stark WRITER(S): Daniela Pulverer NARRATOR: Colin Griffith-Brown

PRODUCTION CO(S): Blue Paw Artists CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ZDF Enterprises, Germany PRODUCER(S): Marion Poellmann DIRECTOR(S): Marion Poellmann CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Rainer Bergomaz, Yung Sandy, Jürgen Hoppe, Antoniya Hubancheva, Richard Kirby SOUND: Otger Kunert, Joo Fürst, Eckart Goebel EDITOR(S): Rainer Bergomaz, Birgit Sahin EFFECTS: Albert Stark WRITER(S): Daniela Pulverer NARRATOR: Colin Griffith-Brown

https://www.biographic.com/lens-of-time-jawjumpers/

www.blue-paw-artists.com

Skylar Knight bioGraphic 55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco California 94118 United States

Daniela Lochner Blue Paw Artists Bergstrasse 31, Mallersdorf-Pfaffenberg 84066 Germany

(415) 379-5129 sknight@calacademy.org

+49 877-232-20514 daniela.lochner@bpaw.de

Life On The Edge VR

Life on the Rocks

Lifespan

20-0151 360° Storytelling

20-0152 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0153 Emerging Filmmaker

From the stories of an ex-poacher to a ranger working for Wildlife Alliance, we’ll learn about how the natural environment and wildlife living in the Cardamom Mountains of Cambodia had been threatened and protected. The sounds of nature will be the overture that leads our audiences on this discovery journey, where we introduce different endangered animals and discovering how Wildlife Alliance works with local communities to save them. Language: english [16 minutes]

At the mouth of the Firth of Forth sits and ancient volcanic island, home to the world’s largest colony of Gannets; The Bass Rock. For three years from 1960, June Nelson and her late husband Bryan called it their home, intimately studying the birds and their behaviours. June reflects on their time together and the catastrophic loss of global seabird populations in the years since. Language: english [20 minutes]

We all grow old eventually. But do we really have to? Could humans be immortal one day? Through the work of global leading scientists on three incredible kinds of animal that don’t really age like we do, Lifespan reveals some of the surprising causes of human aging, and what we could do about it. This short documentary takes a personal approach, blending science interviews, laboratory footage and macro photography to get up close with hydras, fruit flies and naked mole rats. Language: English [22 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Spatial Audio Labs CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Sounding Wild EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Axel Drioli DIRECTOR(S): Axel Drioli CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Huss-Smickler SOUND: Axel Drioli EDITOR(S): Axel Drioli WRITER(S): Axel Drioli OTHER CREDITS: Co-Directors: James Hedley, Shih-An Chen Graphic Designers: Ario Drioli, Geraldine Delemme

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Film and Television School PRODUCER(S): George Pretty DIRECTOR(S): George Pretty EDITOR(S): Olive Bower

PRODUCER(S): Juliette Martineau DIRECTOR(S): Juliette Martineau EDITOR(S): Cecilia de Lena

Axel Drioli Spatial Audio Labs Unit 11, Containerville, 35 Corbridge Crescent London E2 9EZ United Kingdom

Nicola Cowee National Film and Television School Station Road, Beaconsfield HP9 1LG United Kingdom

+44 746-022-3640 axel@soundingwild.com

+44 014-947-31472 festivals2@nfts.co.uk

https://www.soundingwild.com/life-on-theedge-immersive/

Listening to Orcas

Living With Predators Asiatic Lions

Lost Cities

20-0154 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0155 Global Voices

20-0156 Ecosystem Long-Form

Since the 1960’s, our knowledge of orcas and in particular their extraordinary powers of communication has steadily evolved. This species, once feared as “killers of the deep” are now seen as intelligent, emotional, and social in ways that are remarkably like humans. Listening to Orcas explores the groundbreaking research that lies behind these shifts in perception and documents the key roles and contributions of a remarkable group of scientists, most of whom live and work on Canada’s West Coast, and who have made the Pacific orca the focus of their life’s work. Language: english [44 minutes]

Living With Predators is a 3-part series that documents the stories of the real MVPs of Big Cat conservation in India - tribal communities. Through each episode, National Geographic Explorer and wildlife presenter Malaika Vaz travels across her country documenting the stories of the ex-poachers, the tribal communities and the forest guards that make the conservation of Asiatic Lions, Leopards and Tigers possible in India. This presenter-based series aims to inspire an understanding that the neighbours of Big Cats are their biggest advocates for protection, and with them onboard - everyone wins. This is episode #2 - focused on Asiatic Lion conservation. Language: English [22 minutes]

Lost Cities is an interactive film that reveals the incredible hidden world of corals. With its unique layout, nonlinear narrative, and evocative design, Lost Cities imparts crucial information about the crisis corals face globally while pushing the boundaries of the traditional nature documentary. The experience is anchored by an expressive soundscape and narration by the late Dr. Ruth Gates, a visionary coral biologist. Contextual “popups” enrich stories with supplemental information for curious viewers. By exploring what lies beneath the surface, Lost Cities brings to light the surprising way the lives of corals are interwoven with our own. Language: english [20 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): FERNS PRODUCTION INC. CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ANTHRO-MEDIA, YUZU PRODUCTIONS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): W. PATTERSON FERNS, FABRICE ESTEVE, VOLKER BARTH PRODUCER(S): W. PATTERSON FERNS DIRECTOR(S): MICHAEL ALLDER, WITH YANNICK ROSE AND VOLKER BARTH CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): YANNICK ROSE, JOHANNES THIEME, DAVID MALYSHEFF SOUND: CAMERON SINCLAIR, MIKE DUNCAN EDITOR(S): GEOFF MATHESON WRITER(S): MICHAEL ALLDER AND GAIL GALLANT NARRATOR: SARIKA CULLIS-SUZUKI OTHER CREDITS: GINA CALI, FILM RESEARCH MICHAEL WEBER, ANIMATION AND GRAPHICS KYLE POWER, ON-LINE EDITOR

PRODUCTION CO(S): Untamed Planet Films PRODUCER(S): Malaika Vaz Nitye Sood DIRECTOR(S): Malaika Vaz CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nitye Sood EDITOR(S): Mayank Susngi WRITER(S): Malaika Vaz

PRODUCTION CO(S): Caravan Lab PRODUCER(S): Marita Davison, Ruth Gates, Jennifer Moslemi DIRECTOR(S): Marita Davison, Jennifer Moslemi CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jennifer Moslemi DESIGNER(S): Belle & Wissell Co. EDITOR(S): Jeffrey McHale WRITER(S): Ruth Gates, Jennifer Moslemi NARRATOR: Ruth Gates OTHER CREDITS: Additional footage provided by: The Ocean Agency, Exposure Labs, OceanX

http://lostcities.org/ Michael Allder Ferns Productions Inc. 438764 Grey Road 15, Owen Sound Ontario N4K 5N3 Canada (519) 371-6673 michaelallder@gmail.com

Malaika Vaz Untamed Planet Films M-1205, ACS Meghana And Shalini Apts., Banashankari 2nd Stage, 100 Ft Ring Road Bangalore Karnataka 560070 India +91 837-890-9111 malaikavaz1@gmail.com

Jennifer Moslemi Caravan Lab 5729 36th Ave NE, Seattle Washington 98105 United States (301) 906-1974 jennifer@caravanlab.com

Love Nature’s Best Dressed: Aquatics

Luna’s Story of Hope and Resilience

Mad Match - Nature’s strangest relationships

20-0157 Animal Behavior Short-Form

20-0158 Non-Broadcast

20-0159 Writing, Editing

Take an underwater look at some of the most amazing and dangerous sea creatures, including nudibranchs, harlequin shrimp and mandarin fish. Their style may grab your attention, but their skills will leave you breathless. Language: english [3 minutes]

This is Luna’s story. Born into the Planets family, Luna is one of the last few remaining survivors of a once prosperous 30+ strong elephant herd. At just nine years old, she lost most of her family including her mother Neptune to poaching. Alone in a hostile world, she was fitted with a tracking collar by Save the Elephants to study and protect her. This remarkable film shows how Luna overcame adversity and how tracking her has deepened our understanding of the impacts of poaching on elephant society. NB: Some of the shots are of different elephants for illustrative purposes. Language: English [3 minutes]

Be it taking advantage of others, a case of give and take, or living in symbiotic harmony with others: our planet is filled with every possible type of strange, wild relationship! Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature EDITOR(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature WRITER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature NARRATOR: Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature

PRODUCTION CO(S): RobbieLab Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Save the Elephants PRODUCER(S): Robbie Labanowski DIRECTOR(S): Robbie Labanowski CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Robbie Labanowski SOUND: Robbie Labanowski EDITOR(S): Robbie Labanowski OTHER CREDITS: Additional footage by Nina Constable, Kelli Porterfield and Frank Pope. Animation by Stefano Cassini.

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A production of TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): PETRA LEDERHILGER DIRECTOR(S): PETRA LEDERHILGER CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): MARC CARROLL, MARTYN COLBECK, MARTIN DOHRN, KEVIN FLAY, ROLAND GOCKEL, MATT HAMILTON, PETE HAYNS, ERICK HIGUERA, JACK HYNES, ANN JOHNSON PRUM, GRAHAM MACFARLANE, IAN MCCARTHY, MIKE POTTS, ERICH PRÖLL, MICHAEL RIEGLER, MARK ROMANOV, RICK ROSENTHAL, BENJAMIN SADD, WARREN SAMUELS, BOAS SCHWARZ, ALEXANDER SOMMER, PAUL STEWART SOUND: STEFAN K. FIEDLER, HUBERT WENINGER EDITOR(S): CHRISTIAN STOPPACHER EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): PETRA LEDERHILGER NARRATOR: RUSSELL BOULTER

www.savetheelephants.org

Surane Weerasinghe Omnia Media / Blue Ant Media 300 Corporate. Pointe, Suite #550 Culver City CA 90230 USA

Tanya Onserio Save the Elephants Marula Manor Marula Lane, Karen P.O. Box 54667-00200

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

(917) 832-4019 surane.weerasinghe@blueantmedia.com

Nairobi, Kenya Tel: +254 (0) 727 276 409

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Madagascar: Africa’s Galapagos

Malawi Wildlife Rescue

20-0160 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0161 Conservation Long-Form

In 1836 Charles Darwin sailed past Madagascar and didn’t stop. He missed the world’s oldest and strangest island. It took just 5 weeks on the Galapagos to come up with his most famous theory of evolution. What would he have thought if he’d visited this place! Still today the question remains, how did all these strange creatures get here? Language: English [51 minutes]

Malawi Wildlife Rescue is a 6 x 60 observational documentary series following the action at Malawi’s only wildlife rescue centre. The team at the Lilongwe Wildlife Trust are dedicated to rescuing and rehabilitating injured and orphaned animals, ensuring they get back into the wild where they belong. Leading the team is American veterinarian, Dr. Amanda Salb, the only resident vet in Malawi authorized to dart and capture big game. Head of Animal Care is Dutch-born, Alma Van Dorenmalen, a virtual “animal whisperer,” who prides herself in knowing every single one of the two hundred animals at the Centre. Language: English [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Earth Touch, Smithsonian Channel EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Graeme Duane, Tria Thalman, David Royle PRODUCER(S): Jess Reiss

PRODUCTION CO(S): Icon Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Love Nature Smithsonian Networks EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Stephen McQuillan - Icon Films James Manfull - Love Nature Tria Thalman - Smithsonian Networks PRODUCER(S): Jo Robinson DIRECTOR(S): Jo Robinson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Julian Braatvedt SOUND: Sebastian Dunn EDITOR(S): Joe Pedder WRITER(S): Jo Robinson NARRATOR: Helen Baxendale

www.lovenature.com

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Jim Cremins Love Nature 8403 Colesville Road, Suite 305 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

(240) 398-3702 jim.cremins@blueantmedia.com

Episode One Chasing Freedom (50 minutes) Episode Two Big Buck Chase (50 minutes) 20-0162 Limited Series - Long

Mermaids Against Plastic: TAMARA

Mexico City and its Sacred Salamanders

Mice & Men: The Science of an Extreme Animal Athlete

20-0163 Changing Planet Short-Form

20-0164 People & Nature Short-Form

20-0165 Science in Nature Short-Form

Tamara is from the ocean and water runs in her veins. Born in a fishing village on the Mexican coast, she returned to her roots to become a full time scuba instructor. When she discovers plastic in her beloved ocean, she sets out to get the diving industry to stop using single use plastic. Language: Spanish with English subtitles [10 minutes]

Important symbols of both Mexican culture and ecosystem health, axolotls (Ambystoma mexicanum) are on the brink of extinction in the wild, but a return to ancient practices offers hope for their future. Language: English [10 minutes]

As ultra runners, Zac and Nate are obsessed with the idea of pushing the boundaries of physical limitations. As scientists, they seek to understand how nature has pushed these boundaries in the most extreme environments on the planet. Follow them on their journey to understand how a mouse, of all animals, has evolved to become the most extreme endurance athlete on the planet. Language: english [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Free Roaming Studios PRODUCER(S): Sylvia Johnson DIRECTOR(S): Sylvia Johnson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Valentina Cucchiara, Underwater Cinematographer Alex Levin, Cinematographer SOUND: Rick Rush, Ott House Media EDITOR(S): Joel Maysonet WRITER(S): Sylvia Johnson OTHER CREDITS: National Geographic Society, Conservation Media Group, Stuyvesant-Bard Films

CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): bioGraphic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Steven Bedard Stephanie Stone DIRECTOR(S): Katie Garrett CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Katie Garrett SOUND: Katie Garrett, EDITOR(S): Katie Garrett EFFECTS: Katie Garrett WRITER(S): Skylar Knight OTHER CREDITS: Álvaro Manzano, Photographs

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Anders Nordblom PRODUCER(S): Neil Losin, Producer Nathan Dappen, Producer Kori Price, Production Manager DIRECTOR(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen ART DIRECTOR(S): Root House Studios, Animations CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen SOUND: OTT House EDITOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Brittany Bellamy WRITER(S): Kori Price OTHER CREDITS: Zac Cheviron, Nate Senner Shane Campbell-Staton, Featured Scientists

www.todoscontraelplastico.com

https://www.biographic.com/mexico-city-andits-sacred-salamanders/

www.daysedge.com

Sylvia Johnson Free Roaming Studios 508 Juanita St, SANTA FE NM 87501 United States

Skylar Knight bioGraphic 55 Music Concourse Drive, San Francisco California 94118 United States

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

(970) 274-4732 sylvia@freeroamingstudios.com

(415) 379-5129 sknight@calacademy.org

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

Mining the Deep Sea

Missing - Where have all the Birds gone?

MODERN EXPLORER - CABINET OF CURIOSITIES

20-0166 Non-Broadcast

20-0167 Ecosystem Long-Form, Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, Audioscape, Editing, Writing Birds are the descendants of dinosaurs and older than humanity. But all over the world they are disappearing from the countrysides. In Germany as well as in the US, the number of farmland birds has dropped by more than half in the last thirty years. This loss is a symptom. Something is wrong. British bird blogger Mya-Rose Craig sets out to find the reasons for the decline. She is meeting with farmers, scientists and best-selling US novelist Jonathan Franzen. Why are the birds disappearing and what makes them so important to our survival? This documentary provides answers. Language: english [52 minutes]

20-0168 Engaging Youth & Family, Presenter-led

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm; federvieh CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR; Arte EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joern Roever, Head of Doclights DIRECTOR(S): Heiko De Groot CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Heiko De Groot SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Karen Kretzschmar WRITER(S): Heiko De Groot NARRATOR: Nick Bolton OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editor Monika Schäfer; Head of NDR-ARTE Ulrike Dotzer

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Mary Stephens Writer and Producer: Alex Wenchel Associate Producers: Ashely Holmes, Alizé Carrère Field Producer: Katia Nicolova DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao Editorial Director, Education Tyson Brown CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Justin DeShields, Devlin Gandy, Tabletop Cinematographer: Tiffany McNeil EDITOR(S): Omar Teitelbaum, Alex Wenchel, Curtis Tyler Belile WRITER(S): Carmen Radke OTHER CREDITS: Managers, Content Development: Jeanna Sullivan, Gina Borgia, Sarah Appleton Specialists: Margot Willis, Clinton Parks Vice President Education: Kim Hulse Chief Education Officer: Vicki Phillips Natural History Footage: Sarah Culler, Steve Ewing, Kevin Freeny, Rodrigo Moterani, James Napoli, Eric Wehrmeister, Ross Weinberg Researcher: Maureen McGrath

Mining minerals found 15,000 feet below sea level could help secure a low-carbon future, but at what cost? Researchers including Thomas Peacock, professor of mechanical engineering at MIT, are racing to understand the environmental impact of deep-sea mining. Language: english [20 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): MIT/MechE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): John Freidah DIRECTOR(S): John Freidah CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): John Freidah EDITOR(S): Cecilia Prestamo

Massive collections of artifacts found on expeditions are a thing of the past. Today, explorers document rather than collect on their travels, sharing their adventures in a more sustainable and responsible fashion. Join National Geographic Explorer Alizé Carrère as she discovers just how much has changed in the world of exploration in this episode of Modern Explorer! Language: english [8 minutes]

www.doclights.de

John Freidah MIT MechE 77 Massachusetts Ave, Cambridge MA 02139 USA

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

(401) 533-0451 jfreidah@mit.edu

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

MODERN EXPLORER SERIES

EP 1_Cabinet of Curiosities (08:00 Minutes) EP 2_Seal of Approval (06:02 Minutes) EP 3_The Future of Penguins (07:05 Minutes) 20-0169 Limited Series - Short What does it mean to be an Explorer in the 21st century? Our idea of exploring the world is different than it was 100+ years ago when Ernest Shackleton ventured into the icy waters of the South Atlantic Ocean. National Geographic Explorer Alizé Carrère and Lindblad Expeditions Naturalist Tom Ritchie travel south to discover what it means to be a Modern Explorer. They look at how exploration has changed over the centuries, from exploitation to conservation, from collecting artifacts to documenting them, from conquering nature to celebrating it. This series is sure to inspire and excite travelers of all ages. Get ready for adventure! Language: english [21 minutes]

Mountain Adventure: Out of Bounds

Mt. Suswa: Life in a Volcano

20-0170 Changing Planet Long-Form, Cinematography

20-0171

Mountains - they fill our rivers, sway the weather, and provide sanctuary to incredibly diverse wildlife. They are as beautiful as they are dangerous - and for a brave few, they are the source of incredible adventure. Follow Olympian Torah Bright as she journeys through the world’s longest chain of mountain ranges extending from Antarctica all the way to Alaska. Along the journey, Torah will meet with world-class snow athletes, scientists, and environmentalists, to uncover a deeper understanding of our mountain ecosystems. Come along, and discover the role mountains play in our daily lives, while witnessing the most spectacular snowboard action! Language: english [43 minutes]

Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Science in Nature Long-Form, Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing Volcanoes are temperamental, dangerous and deadly. Not the ideal place for wildlife. But Mt. Suswa in Kenya is different: it hosts a multitude of life both above and below its surface. Underground tunnels were formed thousands of years ago by rivers of lava whose outer layers solidified while the core continued to flow. One of these caverns is the “Baboon Parliament” as the local Masai named it. Remarkably, Suswa is the only known place where olive baboons roost in caves - which gives us a glimpse over the reasons that drove hominids to find shelter into caves in prehistoric times. Language: english [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Pacific Media, Definition Films CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): K2 Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jeff Cutler, Mark Kresser, Bob Kresser, Mark Krenzien, Phil Hunt, Compton Ross, Jason Sturgis PRODUCER(S): Nick Robinson, David Gross, Tim Maddocks, Torah Bright, Circe Wallce DIRECTOR(S): Caspar Mazzotti CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Robinson, Cam Batten, Caspar Mazzotti, Matt Chang DESIGNER(S): Terry Davis, Matthew Palanca SOUND: Peter Purcell, Pow Wow Film Studios EDITOR(S): Caspar Mazzotti, Natasha Alves EFFECTS: House of Nerds WRITER(S): Caspar Mazzotti NARRATOR: Torah Bright

PRODUCTION CO(S): Gulo Film Productions for Doclights / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR, ORF, ARTE, SVT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tom Synnatzschke, Jörn Röver DIRECTOR(S): Oliver Goetzl CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ivo Nörenberg, Giuseppe Bucciarelli, Oliver Goetzl, Alain Lusignan, Lars Pfeiffer SOUND: Oliver Goetzl, Ivo Nörenberg, Anton Hering, Lukas Hinsch, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Oliver Goetzl WRITER(S): Oliver Goetzl NARRATOR: Colin Solman

www.mountainadventurefilm.com

http://www.gulofilm.com

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Matthew Palanca K2 Studios 880 Apollo St, Ste 239 EL SEGUNDO CA 902454782 USA

Oliver Goetzl Gulo Film Productions Simrockstraﬂe 111, Hamburg Hamburg 22589 Germany

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

(310) 563-2617 matthew@k2communications.com

+49 408-708-2567 oliver@gulofilm.com

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Mary Stephens Writer and Producer: Alex Wenchel Associate Producers: Ashely Holmes, Alizé Carrère, Field Producer: Katia Nicolova DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Justin DeShields, Devlin Gandy Tabletop Cinematographer: Tiffany McNeil EDITOR(S): Omar Teitelbaum, Alex Wenchel, Curtis Tyler Belile OTHER CREDITS: Researcher: Maureen McGrath Editorial Director, Education: Tyson Brown Managers, Content Development: Jeanna Sullivan, Gina Borgia, Sarah Appleton Specialists: Margot Willis, Clinton Parks Vice President, Education: Kim Hulse Chief Education Officer: Vicki Phillips

https://vimeo.com/showcase/7181393 Password: NGS2020

Murder At Sea

MY 25: The Ocean Between Us

My Octopus Teacher

20-0172 Conservation Short-Form

20-0173 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0174

“MURDER AT SEA” True crime meets / ocean environmental. The film opens with a multiple murder mystery; the crime scene is the dazzling Western Central Pacific, where island nations dominate the seascape. Yet their fish stocks, their most valuable resource, are being strip- mined by voracious distant-water fishing fleets. The murder victims are marine observers, caught in the cross-fire of a global fish war. We follow the murder investigation to learn that their murders warn of a greater threat, a global food supply in jeopardy, increased refugees, fisheries collapse and a prophecy of an empty ocean. “MURDER AT SEA” the thriller will expose the true cost of unchecked industrial fishing worldwide, the human lives sacrificed, the money made, the mounting environmental damage and the international security threats. “MURDER AT SEA” will change the way we think about the fish we eat and the way we think about our roles in securing the future of our oceans. For in the end, we all need to be observers. Language: English [10 minutes]

By age 6, I had already decided I was going to be a Marine Biologist but I never imagined that by the time I graduated I would be fighting to save the last of a species and documenting the end of an era. Switching between memories and reality ‘My 25: The Ocean Between Us’ tells an intimate story of how our oceans have changed in just my lifetime. From traditional fishing practices to state of the art wet labs and coral restoration we demonstrate how there is still time to change the fate of our oceans. Language: english [15 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Brick City TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Mark Benjamin, Marc Levin, Carole Tomko PRODUCER(S): Katie Carpenter, Dan Salmon DIRECTOR(S): Mark Benjamin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mark Benjamin, Jim Wicken EDITOR(S): John Maidman

PRODUCTION CO(S): University of the West of England EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter Venn PRODUCER(S): Inka Cresswell DIRECTOR(S): Inka Cresswell CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Inka Cresswell Mitch Buckley SOUND: Inka Cresswell Mitch Buckley, Inka Cresswell, Gary McIntyre EDITOR(S): Inka Cresswell WRITER(S): Inka Cresswell NARRATOR: Inka Cresswell

Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, People & Nature LongForm, Science in Nature Long-Form, Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Feature After years of swimming every day in the freezing ocean at the tip of Africa, Craig Foster meets an unlikely teacher: a young octopus who displays remarkable curiosity. Visiting her den and tracking her movements for months on end he eventually wins the animal’s trust and they develop a never-before-seen bond between human and wild animal. As the little octopus shares the secrets of her world, Craig undertakes an incredible mental and physical transformation. His body becomes immune to the cold of the deep and each breath lasts minutes on end. The octopus shows him things that have never been recorded by science or on film - how she uses tools to defend herself against a shark attack and “walks”, bipedally, tripedaly, and quadrupedally to navigate the seafloor. She even displays what may be the first recorded case of play behavior in wild cephalopods and ultimately redefines Craig’s understanding of the creatures we share our world with. Language: english [85 minutes]

brickcitytv.com

www.inkacresswell.com/film

Mark Benjamin Brick City TV 712 Broadway, 8 floor New York NY 10003 United States

Inka Cresswell University of the West of England 223a North Street, Bedminster Bristol BS3 1JJ United Kingdom

Ellen Windemuth Off the Fence Herengracht 105, Amsterdam 1015BE Netherlands

(917) 763-6370 benjmark@aol.com

+44 771-197-9570 inka-liberty@hotmail.co.uk

+31 205-200-222 diana.ketelaars@offthefence.com

My Wild Backyard: Patagonia

Mysterious Planet

Mysterious Planet: Giants of the Caribbean

20-0175 Ecosystem Short-Form

20-0176 Limited Series - Long

20-0177 Science in Nature Long-Form

Meet Rene Araneda, a wildlife filmmaker and Patagonia explorer, as he takes you on a tour of his favorite place in the world: Torres del Paine. This beautiful national park at the end of the world is home to some of the most wondrous creatures on the planet. Language: English [9 minutes]

Our planet still hides many mysteries. Why does the worldâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s largest gathering of whale sharks happen in just one special place off the coast of Mexico? From the strangest animals of Sulawesi to the spooky creatures of the Mayan underworld; from the haunt of pumas and the Mars-like high Andes to a lost world in the African clouds and a war of baboons: Mysterious Planet embarks on a series of epic journeys into the wild, across continents, through millennia, to uncover the answers to the mysteries that shape life. Language: English [48 minutes]

Over four-hundred whale sharks in the same place, just off the coast of Mexico. But why are they here? From a meteorite hurtling through space, to an underground world of monsters and Alien life forms - we embark on an epic journey to find out! Language: English [48 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): VisionHawk Films/ Nedo Films for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Deny Stags, Rene Araneda, Jorge Franzini PRODUCER(S): Rene Araneda, Benjamin Goertzen DIRECTOR(S): Rene Araneda, Benjamin Goertzen CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Benjamin Goertzen SOUND: Rodrigo Martinez, EDITOR(S): Rene Araneda, Cristobal Santamaria OTHER CREDITS: Aerial Photography: Benjamin Goertzen, Justin Lubke

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK and NHNZ in Association with ARTE EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shinichi Murata, Andrew Murray DIRECTOR(S): Satoshi Okabe CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Shu Saito, Yasuyuki Matsumoto, Takeshi Matsushita, Yoshiharu Usui, Norio Nakanishi, Masashi Wada, Hirofumi Zusho EDITOR(S): Doug Clifford-Marsh NARRATOR: Nathaniel Parker

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Yuki Yoshida NHK 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku,, Tokyo 150-8001 Japan

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

+81 354-556-053 m01614-festivals@li.nhk.or.jp

Giants of the Caribbean(48 minutes) Roof of Africa(48 minutes)

Mysterious Planet: Mountains of Fire and Ice

Mysterious Planet: Roof of Africa

Mysterious Planet: The Forgotten Forest

20-0178 Cinematography

20-0179 Writing

20-0180 Editing

One mountain range, two different worlds: A fortress of fire, stronghold of a phoenix, and a realm of ice, conquered by a master of stealth. But how have the Flamingo and the Puma become the rulers of such hostile lands? Uncover the mysteries that shape life in the mountains of fire and ice - the Andes. Language: English [48 minutes]

The Ethiopian Highlands, Roof of Africa, home to animals found nowhere else. Like the Gelada - sole survivor of an ancient group of grass-eating monkeys. And the Ethiopian wolf, a dedicated rat hunter and the rarest predator in all of Africa. In this high-altitude realm, geological forces both create and destroy, and survival depends on sticking together and dominating your rivals. Language: English [48 minutes]

On the doorstep of Rio de Janeiro is a rainforest like no other, icon of Brazil. But it’s not the Amazon. Fifty times smaller just as rich: this is ‘Mata Atlantica’, Brazil’s Atlantic forest. How has it become one of Earth’s great biodiversity hotspots, why has it been forgotten? Language: English [48 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK and NHNZ in Association with ARTE France EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shinichi Murata, Andrew Murray DIRECTOR(S): Kazunori Watanabe CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Hiroyuki Kozako, Hirofumi Zusho EDITOR(S): Ben Lamar NARRATOR: Nathaniel Parker

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK and NHNZ in Association with ARTE France EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shinichi Murata, Andrew Murray DIRECTOR(S): Hisako Ichinose CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Daisuke Hongo, Kosuke Takahashi, Ryutaro Maeda EDITOR(S): Doug Clifford-Mars NARRATOR: Nathaniel Parker

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK and NHNZ in Association with ARTE France EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shinichi Murata, Andrew Murray DIRECTOR(S): Satoshi Okabe CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Naoki Mitsuhama EDITOR(S): Ben Lamar NARRATOR: Nathaniel Parker

Yuki Yoshida NHK 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku,, Tokyo 150-8001 Japan

+81 354-556-053 m01614-festivals@li.nhk.or.jp

Mystery of the Buffalo Boom

Niue

NOVA - Animal Espionage

20-0181 Science in Nature Short-Form

20-0182 Impact Campaign

20-0183 Animal Behavior Long-Form

When ecologist Tony Sinclair arrived in the Serengeti in the 1960s, he was faced with a mystery: why were buffalo and wildebeest populations increasing so rapidly? In this video, Sinclair takes us through the steps of how he solved this mystery, which turned out to involve an infectious disease and a vaccination program in cattle. Language: english [7 minutes]

For the residents of Niue- a small island nation in the South Pacific, their knowledge of the sea is critical to their livelihoods and to the protection of the island’s unique marine ecosystem. However, due to the island’s geographic isolation, few scientific surveys have taken place in the surrounding waters. In 2016, the Pristine Seas team, led by National Geographic Explorer-in-Residence Enric Sala, was invited by the government of Niue and local NGO Tofia Niue to help the island community survey and document its unique underwater environment in an effort to ensure the long-term sustainable use of its resources. Working alongside Niuean scientists, they conducted 236 dives, made 11 deep-water camera deployments (to a maximum depth of 2,500 meters), and surveyed more than 300 fish species, 60 algae species, and 121 coral species. Their dives at Beveridge Reef- lying 120 miles southeast of the mainland- revealed huge numbers of sharks, including the first-ever sighting of Gal·pagos sharks at the reef. Language: english [30 minutes]

How do you study an animal you can’t even get close to? Camera traps and drones are revolutionizing wildlife biology by recording the secret lives of animals-from whales and tigers to elusive giant armadillos--all without disturbing them. Language: English [53 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions for Howard Hughes Medical Institute EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Sean B. Carroll Bridget Conneely PRODUCER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Kori Price, Associate Producer Lori Beane, Line Producer Chris Vargas, Post-Production Supervisor DIRECTOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin ART DIRECTOR(S): Fabian de Kok-Mercado, Creative Director CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Rick Smith, Additional Camera SOUND: Rick Smith, Day’s Edge Productions, Day’s Edge Productions EDITOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin EFFECTS: Barry Thompson, Graphics & Animations WRITER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Laura Bonetta, Addt. Writing Sean B. Carroll, Addt. Writing Bridget Conneely, Addt. Writing NARRATOR: Sean B. Carroll OTHER CREDITS: Sean B. Carroll, Advisor Laura Bonetta, Advisor Bridget Conneely, Researcher

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society PRODUCER(S): Jennifer Beman-White DIRECTOR(S): Jennifer Beman-White CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Director of Underwater photography: Manu San Felix Director of top-side photography: Jon Betz EDITOR(S): Jennifer Beman-White

www.daysedge.com

PRODUCTION CO(S): A NOVA Production by There and Back Films, LLC for WGBH Boston EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Julia Cort, Chris Schmidt, Sue Dando, Executive in Charge of Production PRODUCER(S): Scott Harper, Jane Teeling, Producer for NOVA DIRECTOR(S): Scott Harper EDITOR(S): Tony Bacon, Tony Coleman WRITER(S): Helen Slinger NARRATOR: Craig Sechler

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/animalespionage/

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Angelica Coleman WGBH Educational Foundation 1 Guest Street, Boston Massachuse 02135 United States

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

(202) 807-3504 caradke@ngs.org

(617) 300-4340 angelica_coleman@wgbh.org

NOVA - Eagle Power

NOVA - The Planets

20-0184 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0185 Limited Series - Long

Eagles dominate the skies. But what makes these predators so special? Researchers study one special bird--and stunning up-close footage reveals her exceptional strength, eyesight, and flying skills. With intimate access to a new bald eagle family, NOVA takes you into the nest to witness the drama of chicks struggling to survive. Language: English [53 minutes]

From the rocky inner worlds to the gas giants, every planet of our solar system has a fascinating story. Their extreme features give us clues to how the solar system formed--and what hope there may be for life on other worlds. Language: English [105 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): A BBC Studios Production for NOVA/WGBH Boston and BBC EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Julia Cort, Chris Schmidt PRODUCER(S): Simon Baxter DIRECTOR(S): Simon Baxter EDITOR(S): Tim Lasseter NARRATOR: Eric Meyers

PRODUCTION CO(S): A BBC Studios Production with NOVA and WGBH Boston for PBS and BBC Earth co-produced by Tencent Penguin Pictures and The Open University EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Julia Cort, Chris Schmidt, Andrew Cohen, Executive Producer for BBC Studios Bill Gardner, Executive in Charge PRODUCER(S): Zoe Heron, Series Producer Gideon Bradshaw, Series Producer Stephen Cooter, Series Director, Producer and Director [Mars, Jupiter] Martin Johnson, Producer and Director [Inner Worlds, Ice Worlds] Nic Stacey, Producer and Director [Saturn] DIRECTOR(S): Stephen Cooter, Series Director, Producer and Director [Mars, Jupiter] Martin Johnson, Producer and Director [Inner Worlds, Ice Worlds] Nic Stacey, Producer and Director [Saturn] DESIGNER(S): Lola Post Production, Animation EDITOR(S): Paul Crosby, Editor [Inner Worlds, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Ice Worlds] Louise Salkow, Editor [Inner Worlds, Ice Worlds] Graeme Dawson, Editor [Mars, Jupiter] Ged Murphy, Editor [Saturn] NARRATOR: Zachary Quinto

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/eaglepower/

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/series/ planets/

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/brand/ antarctic-extremes/

Angelica Coleman WGBH Educational Foundation 1 Guest Street, Boston Massachuse 02135 United States

Kristine Allington WGBH Educational Foundation One Guest Street, WGBH Boston MA 02135 United States

(617) 300-4340 angelica_coleman@wgbh.org

(617) 959-1939 Kristine_allington@wgbh.org

Saturn (53 minutes) Ice Worlds (52 minutes)

NOVA Antarctic Extreme Episode 1 `Antarctica’s Penguins Taught Us Surprising Life Lessons (14:04) Episode 2 “Why is this Antarctic Glacier “Bleeding?” (10:01 Episode 3: “Why Don’t Fish Freeze in Antarctica?” (12:01)

20-0186 Limited Series - Short In this 10 episode series, hosts Caitlin Saks and Arlo PÈrez set up shop at McMurdo Station, the largest research base in Antarctica, and embed with scientists and support staff to find out what it’s like to live, work, and do science on our southernmost continent. As they explore magnificent locations--from the depths of an ice cave to the peak of the active Mount Erebus volcano--they reveal the trials and triumphs of life at the bottom of the world. Fun, quirky, and at times deeply personal, Caitlin and Arlo reveal the true Antarctica: a land where science and survival intersect. Language: english [47 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOVA | WGBH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): PBS Digital Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Julia Cort and Chris Schmidt PRODUCER(S): Caitlin Saks CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Zachary Fink SOUND: Heart Punch Studio EDITOR(S): Arlo Perez, Emily Zendt, Rob Tinworth OTHER CREDITS: Hosted by Caitlin Saks and Arlo Perez

Ocean Autopsy: The Secret Story of Our Seas

OceanTo Table

Oil On Their Hands

20-0187 Science in Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, Feature

20-0188 Non-Broadcast

20-0189 Changing Planet Short-Form

Ocean Autopsy follows oceanographer Dr Helen Czerski and zoologist Dr George McGavin, as they examine the damage humans have caused over decades on the ocean and its habitants; by examining the water toxicity due to industrial chemicals in the North Sea, investigate microplastics saturating the water, and how this is in turn impacting our own health. Along the way Helen and George also perform an autopsy on a porpoise to highlight the devastating impact these changes are having on marine life. However find some surprising signs of hope and how humanity working with nature can be a way forward to help securing the health of our oceans. Language: english [90 minutes]

n this episode we travel to Tomales Bay in California to meet farmers Terry Sawyer and John Finger at Hog Island Oyster Company. They are joined by Chef Stuart Brioza from State Bird Provisions & The Progress, and scientists Sarah Lummis from UC Santa Cruz and Sarah Newkirk from The Nature Conservancy to talk about their collaborative efforts to research the relationship between eelgrass and oyster farms. Brioza, Sawyer, and John also share a simple recipe for grilled oysters Language: english [11 minutes]

For almost half a century, oil companies Occidental Petroleum (1971-2000) and subsequently Pluspetrol (2000-2015) have devastated the forests and rivers of the northern Peruvian Amazon. Their pipelines have collapsed and degraded, leaking oil and heavy metals into the land at over 1,963 contamination sites. Indigenous Quechua, Achuar, and Kichwa communities have suffered extreme environmental, health, cultural, social, and economic impacts as a result. In 2020, indigenous leaders have taken their case to the Netherlands, where Pluspetrol transferred its headquarters in 2000, bringing a complaint to the OECD. Language: Spanish [7 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Pioneer Film And Television Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): BBC EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jonathan Hewes Executive Producer, Peter Collins Executive Producer PRODUCER(S): Thomas Ranson DIRECTOR(S): Thomas Ranson EDITOR(S): Peter Miller, Toby Farrell NARRATOR: Helen Czerski (Presenter), George Mcgavin (Presenter) OTHER CREDITS: Lynne Morgans Other (Head of Production), Helen Wollner (Production Executive), Roxanne Donovan (Production Manager), Elizabeth Helberg (Production Manager), Andrew Richens (Assistant Producer), Kajal Vaghela (Production Coordinator)

PRODUCTION CO(S): Aquarium of the Pacific EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): USC Sea Grant Aquarium of the Pacific Seafood For the Future PRODUCER(S): USC Sea Grant Seafood for the Future Aquarium of the Pacific DIRECTOR(S): Kimberley Thompson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Andrew M. Cohen SOUND: David Bumgartner EDITOR(S): Andrew M. Cohen WRITER(S): Kimberley NARRATOR: Barton Seaver

DIRECTOR(S): Jaye Renold CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jaye Renold EDITOR(S): Anthony Marzin, Hugo Metz, Jaye Renold, Paul Redman

http://www.pioneertv.com/

http://www.aquariumofpacific.org/ seafoodfuture/ocean_to_table

Peter Collins Pioneer Film And Television Productions 3rd Floor, No 1 Smiths Square, 77 - 85 Fulham Palace Road London W6 8JA United Kingdom

Andrew Cohen Aquarium of the Pacific 100 Aquarium Way, Long Beach California 90802 United States

https://ifnotusthenwho.me/films/oil-spillsamazon-pluspetrol-indigenous-communitiescontaminated/ Jaye Renold If Not Us Then Who 1112 Montana Avenue, Suite 379, Santa Monica California 90403 USA

(562) 547-5166 acohen@lbaop.org

+44 785-400-8392 jaye@ifnotusthenwho.me

+44 020-874-80888 Peter.Collins@pioneertv.com

Okavango - A Flood of Life 20-0190 Cinematography, People & Nature LongForm A great flood arrives in a desert kingdom, transforming a dustbowl into a vast wetland. This breath-taking natural history film is a journey through Okavango’s seasons, seen through the eyes of an indigenous River Bushman. From flood to savage drought, our storyteller guides us through intimate and spectacular wildlife stories. The presence or absence of water governs the lives of those that call Okavango home. Using the latest filming technology and with unprecedented access from the air, Natural History Film Unit capture dramatic new behaviours and reveal the incredible story of the Okavango like never before. Language: English [52 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Icon Films, Natural History Film Unit, NHK EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Masa Hayakawa, Laura Marshall, Tim Martin PRODUCER(S): Brad Bestelink DIRECTOR(S): Brad Bestelink CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Brad Bestelink, Mike Amos EDITOR(S): Khara Stibbons NARRATOR: Lucian Msamati

Okavango - River of Dreams

Okavango - River of Dreams Episode 4: Divine Journey

20-0191

20-0192 Ecosystem Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Cinematography, Audioscape, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing

Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Feature, Cinematography, Audioscape, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing Drawing on Dante’s “Divine Comedy”, the story is told as a journey from Purgatory into Paradise, a quest for truth, for the soul of this river, the Okavango in Botswana, seeing those who use her, as well as those who are victim to the changes she brings, used by her. Floods rise up and transport trillions of liters of water, and yet, each droplet makes a difference. There are characters like Feeketsa, a wounded lioness that makes it against all odds and becomes a kind of talisman for the tale, a symbol of hope through hardship. The film is like looking through windows into stories and then moving on, until we reveal that each story binds us to the next, and to the river herself. It is also a symbol of hope against a backdrop of climate change that threatens every pristine landscape in the world. Language: english [92 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): a TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS and WILDLIFE FILMS production in co-production with THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC DOCLIGHTS / NDR NATURFILM in association with PBS CPB ARTE FRANCE NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC CHANNELS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): FRED KAUFMAN JÖRN RÖVER, HÉLÈNE COLDEFY, SABINE HOLZER, WALTER KÖHLER PRODUCER(S): DERECK JOUBERT, BEVERLY JOUBERT, IVO FILATSCH DIRECTOR(S): DERECK JOUBERT, BEVERLY JOUBERT ART DIRECTOR(S): Sirna David-Lalic CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): DERECK JOUBERT SOUND: BEVERLY JOUBERT EDITOR(S): JOLENE VAN ANTWERP EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): DERECK JOUBERT NARRATOR: DERECK JOUBERT

This fourth episode of the Okavango series gives amazing insights behind the scenes - revealing the efforts and sometimes dramatic events during the production. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS / WILDLIFE FILMS production in co-production with THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC DOCLIGHTS/NDR NATURFILM in association with PBS CPB ARTE FRANCE / Unité Découverte et Connaissance National Geographic Channels and SVT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Dereck Joubert, Beverly Joubert DIRECTOR(S): Dereck Joubert CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Dereck Joubert, Taylor Turner SOUND: Beverly Joubert, EDITOR(S): Warren Freimond WRITER(S): Dereck Joubert NARRATOR: Dereck Joubert, Beverly Joubert

https://www.terramater.at/productions/ okavango-river-of-dreams/

Yuki Yoshida NHK 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku,, Tokyo 150-8001 Japan

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

+81 354-556-053 m01614-festivals@li.nhk.or.jp

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

On The Brink - Season 2 - Bats

On the Edge: Lewis Pugh

On Thin Ice

20-0193 Global Voices

20-0194 Changing Planet Short-Form

20-0195 Changing Planet Long-Form, Editing

Caverns and caves and mysterious places... Where creatures crawl and slither. A scientist ventures into the shadows where a new species of bats may roost. An enigmatic bat that that will inspire her to search for answers. Language: English [24 minutes]

What does it take to become the first human to swim under the melting Antarctic ice sheet wearing nothing but a cap, goggles, and a speedo? On the Edge follows endurance swimmer and UN Patron of the Oceans, Lewis Pugh, in his toughest swim ever. Language: english [9 minutes]

In the Russian Arctic, climate change is not a question anymore. It is happening, now and at a worrying pace. Scientists say that the tipping point was reached already years ago. Gigantic canyons are opening up in the permafrost. Fires are rushing over the taiga. Desperate for food, polar bears are rambling across villages and even cities. Wild reindeer change their annually migration. The life of arctic reindeer herders is under pressure as well. Their livelihoods are virtually melting away. Pandoraâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s box has been opened. The fate of people and wildlife is at stake as is the entire Arctic. Language: english [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): The Gaia People CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): HCL and The Habitats Trust EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Praveen Singh PRODUCER(S): Roshni Nadar Malhotra Shikhar Malhotra DIRECTOR(S): Akanksha Sood Singh CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Praveen Singh SOUND: Harshit Singh, Sanjiv Monga, EDITOR(S): Sanjiv Monga, Tallo Anthony WRITER(S): Ruth Berry NARRATOR: Charu Sharma

PRODUCTION CO(S): Lewis Pugh Foundation PRODUCER(S): Michael Booth DIRECTOR(S): Michael Booth CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Michael Booth, Kelvin Trautman, Steve Peters EDITOR(S): Michael Booth

PRODUCTION CO(S): Altayfilm GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Altayfilm on behalf of Mitteldeutscher Rundfunk in association with Arte EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Henry M. Mix, ALTAYFILM DIRECTOR(S): Henry M. Mix Boas Schwarz CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Boas Schwarz, Vladimir Filippov, Uwe Anders, Maxim Arbugaev Vasily Sarana, Andrey Kamenev SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Alexander Oeconomo EDITOR(S): Mirco Tribanek WRITER(S): Henry M. Mix Boas Schwarz NARRATOR: Dan Wesker

www.thegaiapeople.com

https://filmfreeway.com/OnTheEdge_ LewisPugh

https://www.altay.film/

Akanksha Sood Singh The Gaia People J 183, Jalvayu Vihar, Sector 25,, Noida 201301 India

Michael Booth Lewis Pugh Foundation 3318 Point Grey Road, Vancouver V6R1A3 Canada

Henry M. Mix Altayfilm GmbH Landsberger Allee 53, Berlin 10249 Germany

+91 989-111-6777 akanksha@thegaiapeople.com

+25 470-057-6257 booth.mike@gmail.com

+49 160-637-2770 henry@altayfilm.com

Once Was Water

Orangutan Jungle School: The Domino Effect

Our Territory: Amazon’s Natural Climate Solution

20-0196 Conservation Long-Form

20-0197 Engaging Youth & Family, Impact Campaign

20-0198 People & Nature Short-Form

Although not generally known for its environmentalism, Las Vegas, thirstiest city in the driest state in the U.S., has been leveraging that reputation. It has transformed into a hub for new and innovative water technology. Everything is watched, measured and checked. Water is recycled and returned to the source. Every drop is monitored acoustically to detect leaks within 6500 miles of pipes. The drought the water bosses were contemplating in 2001 is dragging into its 19th year. It’s imperative now more than ever to exercise care for our natural resources, as they are so quickly depleting. We have no choice. Language: English [55 minutes]

A docu-soap following the hilarious antics, triumphs and tragedies of a gang of orphan orangutans as they progress through a unique forest school system. They don’t know it yet, but these curious youngsters are destined for great things if they graduate from this school with a difference... the chance to live free in the wild. Along the way they endure all the embarrassments, tears, tantrums and teenage crushes that come with growing up orangutan. Language: English [50 minutes]

Indigenous territories in the Amazon are targeted for illegal extractive activities such as gold mining and deforestation and without clear land titles their ability to protect their forest homes remains legally precarious. Protecting the rights of indigenous peoples is a climate solution that will benefit communities, the Amazon itself and all of humanity. In the community of Boca Parimanu, the Amahuaca people tread this difficult balance. The most biodiverse region in the Peruvian Amazon, Madre de Dios is also the most affected by illegal mining, causing over 60 000 hectares of forest to be deforested. Language: Spanish [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Trash 24 Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Regina Scully, Nion McEvoy, Owsley Brown, Patrice & Lisa Gautier Matter of Trust. PRODUCER(S): Diana Fuller DIRECTOR(S): Christopher Beaver CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Christopher Beaver SOUND: Jim McKee - Earwax Productions, Jim McKee - Earwax Productions EDITOR(S): Maureen Gosling, Christopher Beaver

PRODUCTION CO(S): National History New Zealand CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Love Nature, Smithsonian Networks EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Judith Curran - NHNZ, James Manfull - Love Nature, Tria Thalman - Smithsonian Networks DIRECTOR(S): Penny Ashbrook CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Alex Hubert, Björn Vaughn EDITOR(S): Lisa Greenfield WRITER(S): Judith Curran NARRATOR: Rebecca Parr

PRODUCER(S): Paula Alvarado The Tenure Facility DIRECTOR(S): Paul Redman CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jaye Renold, Paul Redman EDITOR(S): Lincoln Athas

oncewaswater.org

www.lovenature.com

https://ifnotusthenwho.me/films/amazonnature-climate-solutions/

Alicia Jolly Trash 24 Films 1524 Lafayette street, apt E Alameda CA 94501 United States

Jim Cremins Love Nature 8403 Colesville Road, Suite 305 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States

Jaye Renold If Not Us Then Who 1112 Montana Avenue, Suite 379, Santa Monica California 90403 USA

(415) 686-5150 aliciadjolly@gmail.com

(240) 398-3702 jim.cremins@blueantmedia.com

+44 785-400-8392 jaye@ifnotusthenwho.me

Out There with Jack Randall - Episode: The Kangaroo Mob

Overland

Painted Ladies

20-0199 Presenter-led

20-0200 People & Nature Long-Form, Original Music Score, Emerging Filmmaker, Editing

20-0201 Emerging Filmmaker

Jack Randall, a zoologist, conservationist and the late Steve Irwin’s protégé, explores the treacherous Australian outback in search of exotic, endangered, and iconic species. Whether he’s rescuing an adorable orphaned baby kangaroo, diving into crocodile-infested swamps, or crawling through cramped caves to study a rare 12-ft python, Jack exhilarates, enlightens, and raises awareness about conservation by literally going noseto-nose with nature’s cutest critters, creepiest crawlies and wildest beasts. Language: English [44 minutes]

Adventure unfolds across four continents as an eagle hunter, a hawk whisperer, and a falcon racer awaken an ancient art to connect to the wild that is fading out of sight and out of mind. Language: english, italian, arabic [104 minutes]

One of nature’s most extraordinary journeys begins with a tiny blue egg. The film will take you on a journey with the creature inside this blue egg as it undergoes the most mysterious transformation found in nature; metamorphosis. Language: English [10 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Zoomin Studios and National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jim Casey, Philippe Denham, Ross Kaiman, Richard Chambers, Pamela Caragol CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jamie Holland SOUND: Allie Boettger, Steve Gregan EDITOR(S): Patrick Reilly, Ian Richardson, Shan Sanford, Maira Stukas OTHER CREDITS: Jack Randall - Host, Robin Acutt - co-executive producer, Hannah M. Borrego - Supervising Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): The Falconbridge Collection EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Christopher Behlau, Michael Tiemann, Amy Tiemann, Marilyn Jacobs Preyer PRODUCER(S): Elisabeth Haviland James and Revere La Noue DIRECTOR(S): Elisabeth Haviland James and Revere La Noue CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Benjamin Pritchard SOUND: Jaxx Sheldon Monteath, James Payne, Ian Schierer EDITOR(S): Elisabeth Haviland James and Revere La Noue WRITER(S): Elisabeth Haviland James and Revere La Noue OTHER CREDITS: Featuring: Lauren McGough, Giovanni Granati and Khalifa Bin Mujren

PRODUCER(S): Megan Brown DIRECTOR(S): Megan Brown

www.OverlandMovie.com

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Elisabeth James The Falconbridge Collection 49 Green Mill Lane, Durham North Caro 27707 USA

Nicola Cowee National Film and Television School Station Road, Beaconsfield HP9 1LG United Kingdom

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(917) 432-8684 bizjames@gmail.com

+44 014-947-31472 festivals2@nfts.co.uk

Panda goes Wild

Part of the Park

Pele the goddess of fire

20-0202

20-0203 Global Voices, People & Nature ShortForm

20-0204 Micro Movie (5 minutes in length or less)

Part of the Pack is a short conservation documentary that focuses on an endangered species no one knows or is talking about, the African Wild Dog. This film will highlight the organizations who dedicate their lives to make a difference for this species as well as the challenges and life threatening situations that African Wild Dogs have to face on a daily basis. Part Of The Pack brings light on the silent epidemic this species is facing and hopes to be the motivation to get the public involved to make a difference. Language: English and isiZulu [9 minutes]

A short film documenting the historic 2018 Kilauea volcano eruption including footage captured both during the eruption and the aftermath. Language: english [5 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Pragna ParsotamKok Noel Kok PRODUCER(S): Emily Cross DIRECTOR(S): Emily Cross CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Bartlett, Jarret Erasmus, Barry Tomalin, Peter Rudden, Charl Senekal, Olli Teirila SOUND: Nux Schwartz EDITOR(S): Michael Cross NARRATOR: Zama Zwane, Cole Du Plessis

PRODUCTION CO(S): Truetolifephotography EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joseph Anthony PRODUCER(S): Joseph Anthony DIRECTOR(S): Joseph Anthony ART DIRECTOR(S): Joseph Anthony CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Joseph Anthony DESIGNER(S): Joseph Anthony SOUND: Joseph Anthony, Joseph Anthony, Fung Yiu Tong, Vincent EDITOR(S): Joseph Anthony EFFECTS: Joseph Anthony WRITER(S): Joseph Anthony

Animal Behavior Long-Form , People & Nature Long-Form, Conservation LongForm, Cinematography, Editing, Writing, Original Music Score Wild Giant Pandas have rarely been seen in the wild, almost never filmed. PANDA GOES WILD is about one pandaâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s journey from birth to freedom over three years, and understanding the wild world he will face. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A co-production of Terra Mater Factual Studios Mark Fletcher Productions and Shanghai Science & Technology Museum EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Andrea Gastgeb Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Jacky Poon, Yuanqi Wu DIRECTOR(S): Mark Fletcher CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jacky Poon, Yuanqi Wu SOUND: Tim Owens, Kate Hopkins, Hannah Gregory, Peter Davies EDITOR(S): Mark Fletcher WRITER(S): Mark Fletcher NARRATOR: Chris Morgan

https://youtu.be/miLFp86lYBU

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Emily Cross Part of the Pack 3 Jasmine Place, La Mercy Durban KwaZulu-Na 4399 South Africa

Joseph Anthony Truetolifephotography 8A Sun Court, 3 Belchers Street, Kennedy Town Hong Kong Hong Kong 000000 Hong Kong

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

(061) 158-9461 partofthepackdoccie@gmail.com

+00 852-983-87825 contactjoeworldwide@gmail.com

Peng Yu Sai

Phefumla (Breathe)

Piatua Resists

20-0205 Emerging Filmmaker, Presenter-led, Impact Campaign

20-0206 Global Voices, People & Nature ShortForm

20-0207 Global Voices

Peng Yu Sai is an investigative documentary that dives into the illegal trade in Manta Rays from India’s oceans. Although most Indians don’t know that Manta Rays exist in our waters, India has still emerged as one of the largest exporters of gill plates globally. Through this documentary, wildlife presenter Malaika Vaz tracks the illicit wildlife trade pipeline from fishing vessels in the Indian Ocean, to the Indo-Myanmar border and finally undercover in the wildlife trafficking hubs of Hong Kong and Guangzhou - to understand what it will take to protect these incredible species for our planet’s future generations. Language: English [52 minutes]

Phefumla follows Loyiso Dunga, a marine scientist from one of South Africa’s most infamous townships, as he embarks on an opportunity of a lifetime. He must overcome his fears of drowning and... breathe, to realize his dream of diving deep into the oceans vastness. Through his first sensory overloaded experiences, Loyiso makes profound observations of how humans can learn from the oceans interconnected ecosystems and way of life. Whilst he breathes the oceans calm and experiences first-hand the threat to our oceans biodiversity and the air we breathe, he feels compelled to amplify his responsibility as a marine scientist. Language: English and isiXhosa [10 minutes]

The Indigenous Kichwa community of Pastaza have been fighting the construction of a hydroelectric dam that will have a serious impact on the Piat˙a river and the communities that live on its banks, in a region recognised as one of the most biodiverse areas of the planet. This documentary, from indigenous filmmakers Tawna, tracks the fight and ongoing legal defense of the Piat˙a river against corporation GENEFRAN. Language: Spanish [19 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Untamed Planet Films PRODUCER(S): Malaika Vaz, Nitye Sood DIRECTOR(S): Malaika Vaz, Nitye Sood CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nitye Sood EDITOR(S): Nitye Sood and Mahesh Babu WRITER(S): Malaika Vaz NARRATOR: Malaika Vaz

CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NEWF EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Takalani Mulaudzi, Pragna Parsotam-Kok, Noel Kok PRODUCER(S): Maishe Mosala DIRECTOR(S): Maishe Mosala CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Duncan Tilley, Fiona Tande SOUND: Marcia Buwa, Jolene Van Antwerp EDITOR(S): Jolene van Antwerp NARRATOR: Loyiso Dunga OTHER CREDITS: Additional Footage, Marcia Buwa, Jacques van Jaarsveld

DIRECTOR(S): Yanda Inayu Miguel Imbaquingo CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Yanda Inayu, Karla Morales, Arthur Ferrer, Darling Kaniras, Juri Montahuano, Amazon Frontlines, Lanceros Digitales EDITOR(S): Miguel Imbaquingo

www.newf.co.za

https://ifnotusthenwho.me/films/indigenousresist-dam-ecuador/

Pragna Parsotam-Kok NEWF 188 ZK Mathews Road, Glenwood Durban KwaZulu-Na 4001 South Africa

Jaye Renold If Not Us Then Who 1112 Montana Avenue, Suite 379, Santa Monica California 90403

(076) 299-1163 pragna@newf.co.za

+44 785-400-8392 jaye@ifnotusthenwho.me

Malaika Vaz M-1205, ACS Meghana And Shalini Apts., Banashankari 2nd Stage, 100 Ft Ring Road Bangalore Karnataka 560070 India +91 837-890-9111 malaikavaz1@gmail.com

Pick of the Litter

Plastic Warriors

Portugal-Wild Land On The Edge

20-0208 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0209 Conservation Short-Form

20-0210 Original Music Score, Cinematography, Writing, Conservation Long-Form

“Pick of the Litter” documents the ups and downs of an adorable group of six dogs on their fascinating and surprisingly suspenseful quest to become guides for Guide Dogs for the Blind, the ultimate canine career. Language: English [33 minutes]

Plastic Warriors is a profile of Kristal Ambrose also known as “Kristal Ocean” following her fight to battle plastic pollution in The Bahamas. Language: english [11 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): KTF Films and ABC Studios EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Dana Nachman, Don Hardy, Mary F. Celenza, Josh Braun, Dan Braun DIRECTOR(S): Dana Nachman, Don Hardy EDITOR(S): Kanan Capshaw, Quinn Costello, John Kane, Jennifer Steinman Sternin WRITER(S): Jessica Latiolait

PRODUCTION CO(S): Conchboy Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Kristal Ambrose Lavado Stubbs PRODUCER(S): Lavado Stubbs DIRECTOR(S): Lavado Stubbs CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jason Han SOUND: Theo Miller, Robert Sibony EDITOR(S): Haj Oasan WRITER(S): Lavado Stubbs OTHER CREDITS: Underwater Cinematographer- Andre Musgrove Drone operator- Helix Cinema

https://www.disneyplus.com/series/pick-of-thelitter/5iClwiby7D1y Jessica Latiolait Disney Television Studios Disney Television Studios, 10201 W Pico Blvd Bldg. 103 Room 5574 Los Angeles CA 90064 United States (661) 904-0811 jessica@awardsinsider.com

Portugal was once a great power that linked the Old and New Worlds - and this history is reflected in the country¥s landscapes and wildlife. Wild horses small enough to fit on the cramped ocean-going ships were tamed in the northern mountains and exported to gold-greedy Conquistadores. Now Portugal¥s sea horses are threatened by modern global trade: illegal fishing to supply far-eastern exotic medicines. The 20th Century dictator Salazar imported quickgrowing eucalyptus trees from Australia to revive the timber industry. But the highly inflammable eucalyptus cause devastating forest fires, which Portugal¥s traditional cork oak forests - home of white storks - could survive unscathed. Like the most protected Mediterranean monk seals which attempt to rebuild their decimated population in the Atlantic off the coast of Madeira, while not far away, on the inhospitable Desertas Islands, the world’s largest wolf spider engages in cannibalism. Almost like the legendary Conquistadores massive flocks of vultures migrate to warmer parts of the World to return after a while. In this country the ancient elements: Water, Fire, Earth and Air - still rule. Language: english [51 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): SKYLAND Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Proell Film EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Roman Landauer PRODUCER(S): Saul Neves DIRECTOR(S): Gernot Lercher ART DIRECTOR(S): Simon Wendler CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Humberto Ramos Nuno S· Erich Prˆll Nuno Marques Ricardo Magalhaes Goncalo Pola SOUND: Martin Rohrmoser, Martin Rohrmoser, Martin Rohrmoser EDITOR(S): Raimund Sivetz EFFECTS: Raimund Sivetz WRITER(S): Gernot Lercher NARRATOR: Andrew Solomon www.skyland.at

Lavado Stubbs Conchboy Films Meadows Blvd, Nassau EE-16174 Bahamas

Roman Landauer SKYLAND Productions Eisgrubengasse 2-6, Voesendorf 2334 Austria

(242) 462-6473 lavadostubbs@gmail.com

+43 664-881-88638 roman.landauer@skyland.at

Preserving the Páramo of Chingaza

Pridelands Wilderness Reborn

Protecting the Birds of Black River Gorges

20-0211 Conservation Short-Form

20-0212 People & Nature Long-Form

20-0213 Conservation Short-Form

The Páramo ecosystem in Colombia’s Chingaza National Park makes life in Bogot possible. It is responsible for 80% of the water supply for the city’s eight million residents and shows us that if we take care of nature it will take care of us. While the people working in and around Chingaza channel water to the city, many are also striving to protect and preserve the Park’s critical ecosystem services. Government and non-government organizations are coordinating efforts to test water sources, monitor plants and animals, manage ecotourism, and educate the public about the Páramo and its vital connection to Bogot. Language: English and Spanish [11 minutes]

The Hutchinson family leave their comfortable life in Australia and set out to restore an old South African hunting ranch called Pridelands. Mark and Sophie Hutchinson are determined to bring wildlife, including predators, back to Pridelands by tearing down the boundary fence with neighboring Greater Kruger National Park. Their goal is to restore the overgrown habitat, create an eco-tourism ranch and allow the natural wildlife to move in. Language: English [50 minutes]

The Mauritius Kestrel and the Echo Parakeet were two of the rarest birds in the world, but after decades of conservation efforts, they’re now making a comeback: just a few surviving individuals has turned into hundreds. And while these birds are only found in Black River Gorges National Park in Mauritius, the dedicated efforts to bring them back from the brink is a hopeful example for the world, showing us that it’s never too late to act. Language: english [8 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer - Chris Dye Producer- Devin Swanson Field Producer Pablo Durana Production Manager - Tejinder Gorski Production Assistant - Ana Juana Bermudez DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director - Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Pablo Durana Additional Cinematography - Luc Forsyth SOUND: Pablo Durana EDITOR(S): Monica Pinzon

PRODUCTION CO(S): Alleycats CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Love Nature, Smithsonian Networks EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ed Stobart, Mark Hutchinson, Sophie Hutchinson, John Hardman; Alison Barrat - Love Nature Tria Thalman Smithsonian Networks PRODUCER(S): Luke McNee DIRECTOR(S): Luke McNee CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Luke McNee EDITOR(S): Luke McNee WRITER(S): Jon Turner NARRATOR: Julia Montgomery Brown

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer - Chris Dye Producer - Devin Swanson Field Producer Vanina Harel DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director - Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Azim Moolan Additional Cinematography: Damien Dittenberner Assistant Camera: Igor Cabral EDITOR(S): Omar Teitelbaum OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Tejinder Gorski

www.lovenature.com

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Jim Cremins Love Nature 8403 Colesville Road, Suite 305 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

(240) 398-3702 jim.cremins@blueantmedia.com

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

Pseudotachylyte

20-0214 Earth & Sky Long-Form

20-0215 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Cinematography, Audioscape, Editing, Writing, Original Music Score

A team of international geo-scientists investigate the Arctic landscape of Lofoten Islands in Norway, examining causes of earthquakes originating deep below earth’s surface; through the microscopic view of the world to an understanding of deep time. In an exceptionally well-preserved field site, this natural laboratory provides a rare ‘window’ into these exposed rocks that were once deep below the surface of the earth and the ocean. The rocks formed more than 2 billion years ago, almost half the age of planet Earth. After millions of years of erosion, they now show visible traces of ancient earthquakes as ‘scars’, so-called Pseudotachylytes. Language: english [55 minutes]

There is a puma paradise at the end of the world - a stronghold for these magnificent cats, amidst the mountain wilderness of Patagonia in South America. Torres del Paine National Park in Chile provides everything for pumas to survive and thrive: plenty of space to roam the region, vast herds of guanacos to prey on, and no competition from other large predators. This two-part documentary tells the amazing and dramatic story of a bloodline of pumas, from mother to daughter, and further on to the next generation. It is an intimate story, moving, sad, joyful - all set against some of the most spectacular landscapes in South America. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Independent CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): University of Plymouth, UK PRODUCER(S): Heidi Morstang DIRECTOR(S): Heidi Morstang CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Patrik Säfström [fnf] SOUND: Paul Donovan, Paul Donovan EDITOR(S): Heidi Morstang OTHER CREDITS: Christian Short (Colourist / grade)

Heidi Morstang independent University of Plymouth, Scott Building 219, Drake Circus Plymouth Devon PL48AA UK +44 798-415-7468 heidi.morstang@plymouth.ac.uk

Pumas - Legends of the Ice Mountains - Episode 1: Birth

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS / WILDLIFE FILMS production in co-production with THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC DOCLIGHTS/NDR NATURFILM in association with PBS CPB Vision Hawk Films National Geographic Channels EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Dereck Joubert, Beverly Joubert, Casey Anderson, Christian Munoz-Donoso, René Araneda, Candice Odgers ART DIRECTOR(S): Sirna David-Lalic CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Goertzen, Christian Munoz-Donoso, Grant Brokensha, Moris Munoz Salas, John Ansotegui, Axel Peterson, César Santana, Dom Oakes, Elijah Harris, Nicolas Lagos SOUND: Beverly Joubert EDITOR(S): Candice Odgers S.A.G.E. EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Dereck Joubert NARRATOR: Jeremy Irons

Pumas - Legends of the Ice Mountains - Episode 1: Birth Pumas - Legends of the Ice Mountains - Episode 1: Birth (50) Pumas - Legends of the Ice Mountains - Episode 2: Rebirth (50) 20-0216 Limited Series - Long There is a puma paradise at the end of the world - a stronghold for these magnificent cats, amidst the mountain wilderness of Patagonia in South America. Torres del Paine National Park in Chile provides everything for pumas to survive and thrive: plenty of space to roam the region, vast herds of guanacos to prey on, and no competition from other large predators. This two-part documentary tells the amazing and dramatic story of a bloodline of pumas, from mother to daughter, and further on to the next generation. It is an intimate story, moving, sad, joyful - all set against some of the most spectacular landscapes in South America. Language: english [50 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS / WILDLIFE FILMS production in co-production with THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC DOCLIGHTS/NDR NATURFILM in association with PBS CPB Vision Hawk Films National Geographic Channels EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Dereck Joubert, Beverly Joubert, Casey Anderson, Christian Munoz-Donoso, René Araneda, Candice Odgers ART DIRECTOR(S): Sirna David-Lalic CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Goertzen, Christian Munoz-Donoso, Grant Brokensha, Moris Munoz Salas, John Ansotegui, Axel Peterson, René Araneda, Dom Oakes, Elijah Harris, Nicolas Lagos SOUND: Beverly Joubert EDITOR(S): Candice Odgers S.A.G.E. EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Dereck Joubert NARRATOR: Jeremy Irons

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Pumas - Legends of the Ice Mountains - Episode 2: Rebirth

Queen of Birds

Realm of the Volga - A River becomes a Sea

20-0217 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Cinematography, Audioscape, Editing, Writing, Original Music Score

20-0218 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0219 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Writing

Part two is called “Rebirth” - and it starts with a strange cat wandering the hilltops. At least she seems strange, but she’s no stranger to the area from the way she moves around, swimming the river, crossing places that only a cat with experience could know. She is young, vibrant, a little clumsy for a puma, and her immediate hunting tactics leave a lot to be desired. She fails spectacularly. But she also seems to have knowledge of where the guanacos go to breed and fight and give birth. She is the beautiful Casadora, who somehow survived a summer all alone. And while her siblings vanished and never showed up again, she made it back to her mother Solitaria’s valley. Language: english [50 minutes]

Biologist explorer, Dan O’Neill travels to the Philippines to meet the pioneering conservationists behind the Philippine Eagle Foundation, and follow an incredible young Philippine eagle’s return to the wild who was rescued from the ocean. After a tragedy, her story sparks a series of events that are greater than Dan could have imagined. As the world’s largest and most endangered eagle, the national bird of the Philippines, and the apex predator of their homeland, conservation of these raptors is vitally important. Language: english [26 minutes]

The second episode of the two-parter follows the Volga from the forests of Central Russia through the steppes on the outskirts of Kazakhstan to the mighty estuary on the Caspian Sea. Like a gigantic tree, the river stretches across the entire Western Russian lowlands. The Southern course is over 1,300 kilometers long before the Volga gets lost in hundreds of individual arms in the Caspian delta. Language: english [52 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Dan O’Neill DIRECTOR(S): Dan O’Neill CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Harris SOUND: Michele Caruso EDITOR(S): Matt Jarvis NARRATOR: Dan O’Neill

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR, MDR, WDR, ARTE, ORF, Channel One Russia, Curiosity Stream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Britta Kiesewetter, Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Henry M. Mix, Altayfilm DIRECTOR(S): Henry M. Mix CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Henry M. Mix, Boas Schwarz, Vladimir Filippov, Pavel Grekov SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Mirko Tribanek WRITER(S): Patrick Evans NARRATOR: Dan Wesker OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors: RALF QUIBELDEY, NDR RALF FRONZ, MDR/ ARTE KLAUS KUNDE-NEIM÷TH, WDR GABRIELE CONZE, WDR CHRISTIAN COOLS, ARTE ANDREW SOLOMON, ORF SVETLANA KOLOSOVA, CHANNEL 1 RUSSIA STEVE BURNS, CURIOSITY STREAM

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS / WILDLIFE FILMS production in co-production with THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC DOCLIGHTS/NDR NATURFILM in association with PBS CPB Vision Hawk Films National Geographic Channels EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ivo Filatsch, Sabine Holzer PRODUCER(S): Dereck Joubert, Beverly Joubert, Casey Anderson, Christian Munoz-Donoso, RenÈ Araneda, Candice Odgers ART DIRECTOR(S): Sirna David-Lalic CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Goertzen, Christian Munoz-Donoso, Grant Brokensha, Moris Munoz Salas, John Ansotegui, Axel Peterson, René Araneda, Dom Oakes, Elijah Harris, Nicolas Lagos SOUND: Beverly Joubert, EDITOR(S): Candice Odgers S.A.G.E. EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Dereck Joubert NARRATOR: Jeremy Irons

www.doclights.de

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Wien 1130 ÷sterreich

Dan O’Neill WIlderland 16 Chantry Road, Bristol BS82QD UK

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

+44 074-474-72533 dan@wilderlandfestival.com

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

Realm of the Volga - A River is born

Rebirth of an Underwater Forest

Records of Change

20-0220 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Writing

20-0221 Conservation Short-Form

20-0222 Changing Planet Short-Form

The first episode follows the course of the Volga from its source in the North to where it starts to be the dominant force in the European part of Russia. But one single source is not enough to explain its epic size. In addition to the spring of the Volga in the Valdai hills, it is the snow masses of the Ural Mountains and the groundwater of the Russian Taiga that make this mighty river what it is. Language: english [52 minutes]

Kelp forests harbor a greater variety and higher diversity of plants and animals than almost any other ocean community. Many organisms use the thick blades as a safe shelter for their young from predators or even rough storms. But, what can be done when this ecosystem is out of balance? Language: English [10 minutes]

Thanks to foresight and meticulous records collected nearly a century ago, scientists are reconstructing a picture of some of Mexico’s most important ecosystems before they were transformed. Language: english [11 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm, Altayfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR, MDR, WDR, ARTE; ORF, Channel One Russia, Curiosity Stream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Britta Kiesewetter, Docligths GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Henry M. Mix, Altayfilm DIRECTOR(S): Henry M. Mix CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Pavel Grekov, Henry M. Mix, Vladimir Filippov, Boas Schwarz SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Mirko Tribanek WRITER(S): Patrick Evans NARRATOR: Dan Wesker OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors: RALF QUIBELDEY, NDR RALF FRONZ, MDR/ ARTE KLAUS KUNDE-NEIM÷TH, WDR GABRIELE CONZE, WDR CHRISTIAN COOLS, ARTE ANDREW SOLOMON, ORF SVETLANA KOLOSOVA, CHANNEL 1 RUSSIA STEVE BURNS, CURIOSITY STREAM

PRODUCTION CO(S): Diatom Studios for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jorge Franzini PRODUCER(S): Alex Warham DIRECTOR(S): Kyle McBurnie, Alex Warham CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Kyle McBurnie EDITOR(S): Kyle McBurnie WRITER(S): Kyle McBurnie, Alex Warham NARRATOR: Kyle McBurnie OTHER CREDITS: Additional Photography: Joe Platko, Jeff Hester

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions for bioGraphic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Steven Bedard Stephanie Stone PRODUCER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin DIRECTOR(S): Nathan Dappen CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nathan Dappen, Kori Price, Neil Losin, Additional Photography: Rick Smith, Additional Photography WRITER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin NARRATOR: Luisa Jain

www.doclights.de

https://www.biographic.com/records-ofchange/

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

Reef Rescue

Remarkable Rabbits

REPTILES: The Heirs of T-Rex

20-0223 Science in Nature Long-Form, Conservation Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, Original Music Score

20-0224 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Writing

20-0225 Editing

In the last 30 years, we have lost half of the planet’s coral. Scientists predict in another 30 years the planet will lose nearly all of the world’s coral. But there is a glimmer of hope: so-called ‘super corals’. They exist in small numbers in very unusual places. The Red Sea and the urban corals of Miami are examples. Three scientists are on the forefront of this research: Ruth Gates from the USA, Madeleine Van Oppen in Australia, and Julia Baum from Canada. Their work offers hope that our coral reefs can be rescued and protected in a warming world. Language: english [52 minutes]

Bugs Bunny has nothing on real rabbits and hares! Marvel as these outstanding athletes use sexy moves and cunning survival strategies to outwit, outmaneuver, and struggle to outplay their predators in this visually rich and informative, onehour nature documentary. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Merit Motion Pictures Capa Presse/Films à Cinq CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ARTE France and in association with Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and Vulcan Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Paul G. Allen, Ruth Johnston, Rocky Collins, Sally Blake, Merit Jensen Carr PRODUCER(S): Merit Jensen Carr, Sally Blake Aaron Floresco DIRECTOR(S): Su Rynard CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Léo Monnet SOUND: Jason Milligan, Jason Hopfner, Don Grunsten, Paul Morrow, Phil Strong, Howard Rissin EDITOR(S): David McGunigal WRITER(S): Su Rynard, Sally Blake NARRATOR: Su Rynard, Sally Blake

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Produced by Remarkable Rabbits Inc. in association with The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation and THIRTEEN PRODUCTIONS LLC for WNET, PBS, and CPB and TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS Produced with the participation of Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SUSAN FLEMING, SABINE HOLZER (TMFS), FRED KAUFMAN (WNET) PRODUCER(S): SUSAN FLEMING DIRECTOR(S): SUSAN FLEMING CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): JOSHUA J. SEE SOUND: JOSHUA J. SEE, PETER SAWADE, HUGO KITCHING EDITOR(S): ROBERT SWARTZ EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): SUSAN FLEMING NARRATOR: NORA YOUNG

https://www.vulcanproductions.com/ reefrescue

Despite their ancient appearance, reptiles are creatures full of surprises and sophistication. Much like dinosaurs, reptiles are hugely efficient hunters. They’re as vital to all the ecosystems they inhabit now as they have been since the beginning of time. Like the King of the River, weighing up to 1800 kilos; the crocodile’s extraordinary success is due to their ecological role as a great aquatic predator: simple, flawless and invincible. ‘REPTILES’ is a thrilling closeup in magnificent 4K/UHD of the predators lurking in the shadows: the descendants of dinosaurs. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): TERRA INGOCNITA DOCS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Virginia García Rubio, Pablo Alemán PRODUCER(S): Ignacio Díaz de Aguilar, Rafael Esteban, José Losada, Javier Esteban, José Fernández de la Cigoña, Yeray Alvarado, Francisco Acosta, Francisco Hidalgo, José Miguel LLamas Bravo de Laguna, David Sánchez DIRECTOR(S): Juan Antonio, Rodriguez Llano ART DIRECTOR(S): Luis Miguel, Ruiz Gordon CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Miguel Sánchez, Pototo Díez, Pablo Valdivieso, Ximo Fernández, Luis Juan González, Ramón Navarro, Carlos de la Cruz, Kalyan Varma, Caleb Ross, Cubén Molina, Javier Díez DESIGNER(S): Iciar Thomas SOUND: JJaime Fernández, Juan Luis Santos, Imagine Sounds & Visions: Juan L. Cook EDITOR(S): Juan Luis Santos, Ana Carvallo, Reyes Encinas. EFFECTS: Juan Luis Santos WRITER(S): Juan Antonio Rodriguez Llano NARRATOR: Jonathan D. Mellor OTHER CREDITS: Production coordinator: Arantza Torres Production assistant: Raquel Torres Gomez Second Production Assistant Sara Losada, Yéssica González https://vimeo.com/271328194/8380ff7c4e

Gordon Agar Merit Motion Pictures 248 Princess St, Winnipeg Manitoba R3B 1M2 Canada

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

(204) 775-4092 info@meritmotionpictures.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Raquel Torres TERRA INCOGNITA DOCS DOCTOR CHIL, 4, LAS PALMAS DE GRAN CANARI Las Palmas 35001 Spain +34 928-333-468 raqueltidocs@gmail.com

Return of the Wolves

Rise of the Mammals

Rising From The Ashes

20-0226 Conservation Short-Form

20-0227 Earth & Sky Long-Form

20-0228 Ecosystem Short-Form

Near the frozen lakes of Isle Royale National Park, a team of scientists and researchers is braving subzero temperatures to bring back the wolves who once called this island home. Language: English [9 minutes]

“Rise of the Mammals” followed the story of a major fossil discovery for three years starting just days after the initial mind-blowing find in Colorado. These fossils captured an unprecedented and unbroken record of plants, animals, and precise dates spanning the first million years after the asteroid impact that wiped out the great dinosaurs. The fossils shed new light on an immensely consequential period in the history of life, when new ecosystems took shape and surviving mammals--including our distant ancestors--rose up to seize the planet. Language: english [54 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): CuriosityStream CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): National Parks of Lake Superior Foundation EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rob Burk PRODUCER(S): Paul Gasek CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Luis Lamar, Daniel Cojanu EDITOR(S): Joi Shilling, Alan Saunders EFFECTS: Nick Vitello NARRATOR: Joi Shilling

PRODUCTION CO(S): HHMI Tangled Bank Studios CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NOVA for WGBH Boston EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): John Rubin, Sean B. Carroll, Julia Cort, Chris Schmidt PRODUCER(S): James Barrat, Field Producer DIRECTOR(S): Geoff Luck ART DIRECTOR(S): Catherine Eunice, Art Director, Fabian de Kok-Mercado, Creative Director CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Hossam Aboul-Magd SOUND: Brian Whitlock, Greg Breazeale, Brian Buckley, Carl Hernandez, Alexander Marshall, Rich Pooler, Matt Vogel, Dave Hurley EDITOR(S): Salvatore Vecchio, Penny Trams WRITER(S): Geoff Luck NARRATOR: Keith David OTHER CREDITS: Heather Forbes, Director of Production, Anne Tarrant, Managing Director, Melanie Wallace, Senior Series Producer, Frank Verock, Coordinating Producer, Aileen O’Hearn, Research, Alex Duckles, Research, Animation: Rawsienna, JellyFish Pictures, Fluid Pictures

Less than six years ago, the second of two dams on the Elwha River, on Washington’s Olympic Peninsula, was taken out to provide access for fish to the upper river located in the Olympic National Park. Since then, we have witnessed a remarkable transformation of the river - and of the wildlife that depend on it. Before the dams were installed in the early 1900s, the Elwha produced consistent and robust runs of salmon and steelhead and was a productive fishery. Afterwards, these runs dwindled almost to nothing. In fact, the river’s summer run of steelhead was almost extirpated. But taking out the dams paid immediate dividends for salmon and steelhead, which are now being found throughout the watershed. And summer steelhead, in particular, have staged an amazing comeback. Like the Phoenix rising from the ashes, summer steelhead have repopulated the Elwha in numbers unthinkable a few years ago. This film, from renowned filmmaker Shane Anderson, documents the return of summer steelhead to the Elwha, some of the key players who are studying the recovery of salmon and steelhead in this river, and what the Elwha’s recovery can tell us about large-scale river restoration projects in other places. Language: english [9 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): North Fork Studios CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Trout Unlimited EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shane Anderson DIRECTOR(S): Shane Anderson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jesse Andrew Clark SOUND: Luc Burson

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/video/rise-ofthe-mammals/

northforkstudios.net

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Wilma Davis HHMI Tangled Bank Studios 4000 Jones Bridge Rd., Chevy Chase MD 20815 USA

Shane Anderson North Fork Studios 3807 Giles Road NE, Olympia Wa 98506 usa

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

(301) 215-8860 davisw@hhmi.org

(360) 688-3954 northforkstudios@gmail.com

River Tigers: Giant Taimen of the Russian Far East

Rockabill

Rubondo

20-0229 Conservation Short-Form

20-0230 Conservation Long-Form

20-0231 Ecosystem Long-Form

An unlikely trio are lured to a remote river in the wilderness of the Russian Far East in search of a mythical 150-pound trout. The adventurers -- a Russian oligarch, an American fly fisherman, and a Russian scientist -- must join forces to unlock the river’s secrets in order to save it. Language: English [15 minutes]

Rockabill is a tiny island off the Dublin coast. No bigger than a football pitch, this extraordinary place is home to thousands of breeding seabirds. Most of the European population of the rare Roseate Tern breed on Rockabill thanks to a conservation project that began here 30 years ago. Every summer two wardens live on Rockabill to monitor and protect these special seabirds. The wardens have replaced the lighthouse keepers of old as the only human residents on this isolated island. This documentary, written by Andrew Power, follows his experience with the thousands of seabirds that make this island unique. Language: english [53 minutes]

Fifty years ago, a large island in Lake Victoria was cleared of inhabitants by the Tanzanian government and turned into an African Ark. Endangered species (elephants, giraffe and rhino) were ferried over to this new National Park from across Africa. Then a controversial German Zoologist/filmmaker got involved, re-habituating -- he called it “freeing” -- 17 unrelated chimpanzees from zoos and circuses across Europe to the island. Now, remarkably, they are the only growing colony of wild chimpanzees in Africa, but their future and that of this park is uncertain because of one small - but important -- flaw in the plan. Language: english [28 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Yonder Maser Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Guido Rahr PRODUCER(S): Adam Bagger DIRECTOR(S): Andy Maser, Adam Bagger CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Andy Maser SOUND: Chip Sloan EDITOR(S): Greg O’Toole, Slavka Kuehn

PRODUCTION CO(S): CrowCrag Productions PRODUCER(S): Féaron Cassidy DIRECTOR(S): Andrew Power CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Andrew Power, Peter Cutler EDITOR(S): Peter Cutler WRITER(S): Andrew Power NARRATOR: Féaron Cassidy

PRODUCTION CO(S): Makemake Films LLC EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Paula Franklin, Brooke Runnette PRODUCER(S): Paula Franklin DIRECTOR(S): Charles Runnette ART DIRECTOR(S): Arturo Madrazo CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Keenan Ferguson, Brett Wegener, Andreas Schürrlein, Alexander Schürrlein SOUND: David Tomanek, John Capello, EDITOR(S): Daniel Poler EFFECTS: House of Trim NARRATOR: Charles Runnette OTHER CREDITS: Translator: Prince Ngoni Mzezewa

www.rubondomovie.com

Adam Bagger Yonder 919 NE Oneonta Street, Portland OR 97211 United States

Peter Cutler CrowCrag Productions 48 Woodley Park, Dundrum Dublin 14 D14 V9K1 Ireland

Charles Runnette Makemake Films 825 NW Northwood Rd, Seattle WA 98177 USA

(310) 663-6823 adam@yondercontent.com

+35 386-107-3288 crowcragproductions@gmail.com

(646) 851-3986 charles.runnette@me.com

Run Wild

Sanctuary

Santa’s Wild Home

20-0232 Impact Campaign

20-0233 Conservation Short-Form

20-0234 Ecosystem Long-Form, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing

Most people are not aware of the daily struggle endangered species endure to survive. We wanted to find a way to create a connection between runners and endangered species. In October of 2019, adidas Runtastic, Internet of Elephants, The Snow Leopard Trust and UNEP collaborated to create “Run Wild”, a two week digital campaign to make runners worldwide compete with a wild snow leopard from Mongolia. The result: Around 499,000 runners worldwide accepted this challenge, more than 200,00 finished the challenge, and more than 20,000 managed to successfully outrun Uuliin by running more than 50 km in just 12 days! Language: english [2 minutes]

Sanctuary explores the healing powers of wild places and rivers and the need to create more sanctuaries on public lands. Set against the backdrop of the North Umpqua’s most famous tributary, Steamboat Creek, which was recently designated as the Frank and Jeanne Moore Wild Steelhead Sanctuary, filmmaker Shane Anderson documents how these famed waters impacted Soul River, a group of veterans and urban youth as they learn about steelhead research by Pacific Rivers and meet conservation heroes Frank and Jeanne. Language: English [7 minutes]

A lyrical portrayal of the enchanting, wild creatures that live in Santa’s home, an ever changing-wilderness far to the north. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Pacific Rivers EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Shane Anderson PRODUCER(S): Greg Haller DIRECTOR(S): Shane Anderson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Katie Falkenberg, Jason Hartwick, Shane Anderson SOUND: Luc Burson OTHER CREDITS: Soul River

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A production of TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Martin Mészáros, Sabine Holzer DIRECTOR(S): Matt Hamilton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Matt Hamilton, Graham Horder, Tom Beldam, Jan Helmer Olsen SOUND: Brian Moseley EDITOR(S): Tim Coope WRITER(S): Matt Hamilton NARRATOR: Russell Boulter

https://www.runtastic.com/mediacenter/de/ run-wild-en/ ,

pacificrivers.org shane anderson pacificrivers 3803 Giles Rd NE, Olympia Washington 98506 United States

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Wien 1130 ÷sterreich

(360) 688-3954 northforkstudios@gmail.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Savage Kingdom

Savage Kingdom Episode 301: Dawn of Darkness

Saving the Javan Rhino of Ujung Kulon

20-0235 Limited Series - Long

20-0236 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Audioscape, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing

20-0237 Conservation Short-Form

Savage Kingdom Season 3 unfolds with an extraordinary and battle-scarred animal cast returning to fight for survival and supremacy in the bountiful Eden of Mombo. Savage Kingdom continues to break the boundaries of conventional wildlife documentary by providing viscerally intimate stories and revealing footage of the predators of Botswana’s Mombo. Unprecedented character POVs, coupled with other levers of scripted drama, elevate this series way beyond the traditional wildlife storytelling to create a ground-breaking series accessible to a broad, fiction-cultured audience. Every animal character is real, every story genuine--with traits, personalities and motives easily identifiable to every human viewer. Language: English [44 minutes]

The Javan rhino is the rarest rhino in the world, and it takes a dedicated and coordinated effort to ensure the survival of this elusive and majestic species. But the task is much more than a day job. Rangers and local community members spend weeks at a time in the forest, patrolling, monitoring and protecting the Javan Rhino’s remaining habitat in Ujung Kulon National Park, Indonesia. Language: English, Indonesian [8 minutes]

Episode 301: Dawn of Darkness (44 minutes), Episode 305: Fall of the Queen ( 44 minutes)

PRODUCTION CO(S): Icon Films in association with Natural History Film Unit Botswana for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Laura Marshall, Ashley Hoppin PRODUCER(S): Brad Bestelink DIRECTOR(S): Brad Bestelink CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Brad Bestelink, Alex Cooke, Dominic Hamilton, Richard Uren, Mike Amos SOUND: Roy Noy, Paul Donovan EDITOR(S): Maria Corral Benitez NARRATOR: Charles Dance OTHER CREDITS: Lucy Meadows - Series Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Icon Films in association with Natural History Film Unit Botswana for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Laura Marshall PRODUCER(S): Brad Bestelink DIRECTOR(S): Brad Bestelink CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Brad Bestelink, Alex Cooke, Dominic Hamilton, Richard Uren, Mike Amos SOUND: Roy Noy, Paul Donovan EDITOR(S): Maria Corral Benitez NARRATOR: Charles Dance OTHER CREDITS: Lucy Meadows - Series Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Chris Dye Producer: Devin Swanson Field Producer: Michel Maas DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Tim Deagle EDITOR(S): Chris Dye, Devin Swanson OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Tejinder Gorski

Jessica Latiolait National Geographic National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(202) 807-3504 caradke@ngs.org

Science Below Zero

Sea of Shadows

Seasons in the Wild Episode 1: Spring

20-0238 Global Voices

20-0239 Impact Campaign

20-0240 Writing, Editing

Antarctica, the inhospitable white continent we know today, was long ago a land covered with lush subtropical forests, full of palm trees, ferns and conifers among which majestic dinosaurs walked at the beginning of the Jurassic period. Later on, as the Passage of Drake took form, the circumpolar current appeared, and still the most important ocean current on our Planet. This film is dedicated to the 38 persons who perished aboard the Chilean Air Force¥s Hercules C-130 aircraft into the Drake Passage on Decermber of 2019. Our Thoughts are with them and their families. Language: english [12 minutes]

A looming disaster in one of the most spectacular environments on Earth sparks a rescue mission unlike any other in SEA OF SHADOWS, a riveting new documentary with the intensity of a Hollywood thriller from National Geographic Documentary Films and winner of the Sundance audience award. When Mexican drug cartels and Chinese traffickers join forces to poach the rare totoaba fish in the Sea of Cortez, their deadly methods threaten to destroy virtually all marine life in the region, including the most elusive and endangered whale species on Earth, the vaquita porpoise. SEA OF SHADOWS follows a team of dedicated scientists, high-tech conservationists, investigative journalists and courageous undercover agents as well as the Mexican Navy as they put their lives on the line to save the last remaining vaquitas and bring the vicious international crime syndicate to justice. Language: English [105 minutes]

When one part of the planet awakens from its wintery slumber, and the other slows down after a busy summer, nature gets ready for change! Language: english [49 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): LAS MINAS SmartMedia CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): CORFO, Centro IDEAL, INACH, Curiosity Stream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Gaston Chedufau, Jorge Franzini, Steve Burns PRODUCER(S): Gaston Chedufau DIRECTOR(S): Rosario Jiménez-Gili ART DIRECTOR(S): Negro Editores CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Eva Vera SOUND: Rosario Jiménez & Eva Vera, Sebastian Ponce, Sebastian Ponce EDITOR(S): Juan Sebastian Eslava & Rosario Jiménez-Gili EFFECTS: Juan S. Eslava WRITER(S): Rosario Jiménez-Gili NARRATOR: Rosario Jiménez-Gili OTHER CREDITS: Scientific Consultant: ANDREA PI—ONES

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A Terra Mater Factual Studios Production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS DIRECTOR(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): RUDOLF DIESEL, MARTIN DOHRN, CHRISTOPH GROPPENBERGER, JOAQUÍN GUTIÉRREZ ACHA, DIETRICH HELLER, JACK HYNES, OLIVER INDRA ANN JOHNSON PRUM, MICHAEL MALE, JOSEF NEUPER, DIDIER NOIROT, OTMAR PENKER, JEFF TURNER SOUND: LENJA GATHMANN, RUDOLF POTOTSCHNIG EDITOR(S): ANDREAS RIBARITS EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS NARRATOR: CHRIS MORGAN

www.lasminas.cl

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios in association with Appian Way, Malaika Pictures, The Wild Lens Collective for National Geographic Documentary Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Leonardo DiCaprio, Jennifer Davisson, Phillip Watson, Scott Z. Burns, Laura Nix, Rebecca Camissa, Dinah Czezik-Müller, Michael Frenschkowski, Carolyn Bernstein, Ryan Harrington PRODUCER(S): Wolfgang Knöpfler, Walter Köhler DIRECTOR(S): Richard Ladkani CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Richard Ladkani SOUND: Bernhard Zorzi, Michael Plöderl, Bernd Dormayer, Thomas Kathriner, Michael Plöderl, H. Scott Salinas EDITOR(S): Verena Schönauer, Georg Michael Fischer WRITER(S): Richard Ladkani

Gaston Chedufau LAS MINAS SmartMedia Coronel 2317, Suite 607 Providencia Santiago 7510192 Chile

Jessica Latiolait National Geographic National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

+54 938-840-42448 gaston@lasminas.cl

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

Seasons in the Wild Episode 2: Autumn

Secrets of the Mediterranean - Life in Between

Secrets of the Mediterranean - Life in Extremes

20-0241 Writing, Editing

20-0242 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0243 Ecosystem Long-Form

Indian Summer in Canada; Momijigari in Japan; and Europe’s Golden October days - all splashes of beauty in landscapes on the cusp of change. Language: english [50 minutes]

The contours of the Mediterranean have changed during the course of its history. Near Gibraltar, Africa was once connected to the European continent. When the land bridge at Gibraltar collapsed, the Mediterranean basin filled up again. The Suez Canal is today connected to the Red Sea. This route enables animals to reach the Mediterranean, where they cause problems. Language: english [50 minutes]

Rugged rocks, blue sea and idyllic, sandy beaches - this is the Mediterranean as we know it. But this impression is deceptive: the Mediterranean is under constant change. The continents are moving towards one another. Animals, that have to survive under such extreme conditions, must find a way to escape the dangers. Between deserts and volcanoes, the challenges for the animals are enormous. Language: english [50 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A Terra Mater Factual Studios Production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER PRODUCER(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS DIRECTOR(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): LUKE BARNETT, DAWSON DUNNING, JOAQUÍN GUTIÉRREZ ACHA, DIETRICH HELLER, OLIVER INDRA, JUSTIN MACGUIRE, MICHAEL MALE, IAN MCCARTHY, MAX MOLLER, PETER NEARHOS, JOSEF NEUPER IVO NORENBERG, MIKE POTTS, JEFF TURNER SOUND: LENJA GATHMANN, RUDOLF POTOTSCHNIG, LENJA GATHMANN, RUDOLF POTOTSCHNIG EDITOR(S): CHRISTIAN STOPPACHER EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): MARTIN MÉSZÁROS NARRATOR: CHRIS MORGAN

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR; rbb; Terra Mater EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joern Roever, Head of NDR Naturfilm PRODUCER(S): Simon Riedel, Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm DIRECTOR(S): Thomas Behrend CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Thomas Behrend SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Christina Hackl NARRATOR: Colin Solman OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors Ralf Quibeldey, NDR Ute Beutler, rbb Sabine Holzer, Terra Mater

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): NDR; rbb; Terra Mater EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joern Roever, Head of NDR Naturfilm PRODUCER(S): Simon Riedel, Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm DIRECTOR(S): Thomas Behrend CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Thomas Behrend Michael Riegler SOUND: Sven-Michael Bluhm, Sven-Michael Bluhm EDITOR(S): Christina Hackl NARRATOR: Colin Solman OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors Ralf Quibeldey, NDR Ute Beutler, rbb Sabine Holzer, Terra Mater

www.doclights.de

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

Secrets of the Solar System: Mars

Secrets of the Universe

Serengeti

20-0244 Earth & Sky Long-Form

20-0245 Science in Nature Long-Form

20-0246 Limited Series - Long

Take a spectacular journey through our Solar System, featuring unparalleled access to the world’s space agencies, their data, images and personnel, to reveal the beauty and majesty of our local universe. The dramatic, moving and powerful story of humanity’s conquest of Mars, told by the people who risked entire careers to explore the red planet. Did we find evidence for life back in the ‘70s? Some believe we did. Language: english [50 minutes]

Secrets of the Universe is a giant screen adventure that immerses audiences in the greatest mysteries of our time puzzles spanning from the infinitesimal to the infinite - and introduces the brilliant minds seeking to unravel them. Those answers await at the collision points of intellect and imagination, of theory and experiment, of the tiniest particles and most powerful forces in the universe. Travel with renowned physicist Manuel Calderon de la Barca Sanchez as he journeys to the largest machine ever built, the greatest scientific instrument ever created, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC). Language: english [42 minutes]

From Emmy®-winners Simon Fuller and John Downer, SERENGETI is a six-part series that gives unrivaled access to one of the most pristine and unspoiled corners of Africa. Featuring a lush original score and narrated by Oscar® winner Lupita Nyong’o, the series follows the heartwarming stories of a cast of African wildlife including lions, zebras, baboons and cheetahs over the course of a year. Collaborating for the first time, the team employed innovative filming techniques in some of Africa’s most treasured regions, painting the ultimate portrait of survival in SERENGETI. Language: english [348 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Bigger Bang CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): CuriosityStream, Fremantle Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ben Bowie, Iain Riddick, Steve Burns DIRECTOR(S): Ben Harding EDITOR(S): Ben Harding WRITER(S): Ben Harding OTHER CREDITS: Archive Producers: Martin West, Deborah Westrup Post Production: Sean Davison Head of Production: Donna Blackburn Production Coordinator: Oliver French-Smith

PRODUCTION CO(S): Stephen Low Company EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Mark Kresser, Robert Kresser & Pietro Serapiglia PRODUCER(S): Stephen Low DIRECTOR(S): Stephen Low WRITER(S): Alexander Low NARRATOR: Manuel Calderón de la Barca Sánchez

PRODUCTION CO(S): XIX Entertainment and John Downer Productions for Discovery Channel and BBC TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Nancy Daniels, Executive Producer Howard Swartz, Executive Producer Lucinda Axelsson, Executive Producer Tom McDonald, Commissioning Editor PRODUCER(S): Simon Fuller, Produced by John Downer, Produced by Sara Ford, Consultant Producer DIRECTOR(S): John Downer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Richard Jones, Michael W Richards, Warren Samuels, Matthew Goodman, Philip Dalton, Rod Clarke SOUND: Paul Cowgill, Supervising Sound Editor Owen Shirley, Dubbing Editor Peter Davies, Foley Editor Paul Ackerman, Foley Artist Alessandro Baldessari, Music Editor, Peter Davies, Dubbing Mixer Ben Peace, Re-recording Mixer EDITOR(S): Stuart Napier, Imogen Pollard, Gary McMath WRITER(S): John Downer, Storyline Lucinda Axelsson, Storyline Richard Kurti, Script Development Bev Doyle, Script Development NARRATOR: Lupita Nyong’o, Storyteller

www.secretsoftheuniversefilm.com

https://www.discovery.com/shows/serengeti

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Matthew Palanca K2 Studios 880 Apollo Street, Suite 239 El Segundo CA 90245 USA

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

(818) 642-1229 matthew@k2communications.com

Chris Walters Discovery Channel c/o Jessica Driscoll, Discovery Channel, 850 Third Ave., 10th Floor New York NY 10022 United States

Destiny (58 minutes) Rebirth (58 minutes)

(310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

Serengeti: Destiny

Serengeti: Nature’s Living Laboratory

Serengeti: Rebirth

20-0247 Animal Behavior Long-Form

20-0248 Science in Nature Long-Form, Ecosystem Long-Form, Non-Broadcast

20-0249 Cinematography, Original Music Score

This is the story of how ecologists Tony Sinclair, Simon Mduma, and Grant Hopcraft spent five decades piecing together the mystery of what makes the Serengeti the way it is and the central role wildebeest play. Language: english [40 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): XIX Entertainment and John Downer Productions for Discovery Channel and BBC TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Nancy Daniels, Executive Producer Howard Swartz, Executive Producer Lucinda Axelsson, Executive Producer Tom McDonald, Commissioning Editor PRODUCER(S): Simon Fuller, Produced by John Downer, Produced by Sara Ford, Consultant Producer DIRECTOR(S): John Downer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Richard Jones, Michael W Richards, Warren Samuels, Matthew Goodman, Philip Dalton, Rod Clarke SOUND: Paul Cowgill, Supervising Sound Editor Peter Davies, Foley Editor Paul Ackerman, Foley Artist Alessandro Baldessari, Music Editor, Peter Davies, Dubbing Mixer, Ben Peace, Re-recording Mixer EDITOR(S): Stuart Napier, Imogen Pollard, Gary McMath WRITER(S): John Downer, Storyline Lucinda Axelsson, Storyline Richard Kurti, Script Development Bev Doyle, Script Development NARRATOR: Lupita Nyong’o, Storyteller

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions for Howard Hughes Medical Institute EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Sean B. Carroll, Bridget Conneely PRODUCER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Kori Price, Associate Producer Lori Beane, Line Producer DIRECTOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin ART DIRECTOR(S): Fabian de Kok-Mercado, Creative Director CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Rick Smith, Additional Camera SOUND: Rick Smith, OTT House EDITOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin EFFECTS: DC Color, Colorist Barry Thompson, Graphics & Animations WRITER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Laura Bonetta, Addt. Writing Sean B. Carroll, Addt. Writing Bridget Conneely, Addt. Writing NARRATOR: Sean B. Carroll OTHER CREDITS: Sean B. Carroll, Advisor Laura Bonetta, Advisor Bridget Conneely, Researcher Tony Sinclair, Key Cast Simon Mduma, Key Cast Grant Hopcraft, Key Cast

PRODUCTION CO(S): XIX Entertainment and John Downer Productions for Discovery Channel and BBC TV EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Nancy Daniels, Executive Producer Howard Swartz, Executive Producer Lucinda Axelsson, Executive Producer Tom McDonald, Commissioning Editor PRODUCER(S): Simon Fuller, Produced by John Downer, Produced by Sara Ford, Consultant Producer DIRECTOR(S): John Downer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Richard Jones, Michael W Richards, Warren Samuels, Matthew Goodman, Philip Dalton SOUND: Paul Cowgill, Supervising Sound Editor Owen Shirley, Dubbing Editor Peter Davies, Foley Editor Paul Ackerman, Foley Artist Alessandro Baldessari, Music Editor, Peter Davies, Dubbing Mixer Ben Peace, Re-recording Mixer EDITOR(S): Stuart Napier, Imogen Pollard, Gary McMath WRITER(S): John Downer, Storyline Lucinda Axelsson, Storyline Richard Kurti, Script Development Bev Doyle, Script Development NARRATOR: Lupita Nyong’o, Storyteller

DISCOVERY.COM/SERENGETI

www.daysedge.com

https://www.discovery.com/shows/serengeti

Chris Walters Discovery Channel c/o Jessica Driscoll, Discovery Channel, 850 Third Ave., 10th Floor New York NY 10022 United States

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

Chris Walters Discovery Channel c/o Jessica Driscoll, Discovery Channel, 850 Third Ave., 10th Floor New York NY 10022 USA

(310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

(310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

SEVEN WORLDS ONE PLANET: Australia

Sharing Coral

Shark

20-0250 Original Music Score

20-0251 Conservation Short-Form

20-0252 Engaging Youth & Family

Seven Worlds, One Planet is a documentary series from the BBC Natural History Unit. The seven-part series, in which each episode focuses on one continent, debuted on 27 October 2019 and is narrated and presented by naturalist Sir David Attenborough. Over 1,500 people worked on the series, which was filmed over 1,794 days, with 92 shoots across 41 different countries. The score represents the beauty of each of the “seven worlds” and how, if the human race is not careful, these might be destroyed. Language: english [60 minutes]

Journey to Raja Ampat Indonesia, one of our planet’s last intact coral reef ecosystems, with artist Courtney Mattison as she searches for inspiration for a new installation. As an ocean advocate, she’s spent most of her adult life studying coral reefs and now hopes to share their beauty and fragility with the world through her artwork. Join Courtney as she explores this spectacular underwater world, discusses the threat of climate change, and examines the role we can all play in solving it. Language: english [6 minutes]

In this piece sponsored by National Geographic’s Sharkfest, Mateo and Kaleb meet The Shark Doctor, Craig O’Connell, who teaches them how scientists and conservationists study sharks. Language: english [5 minutes]

OTHER CREDITS: Russell Emanuel - Score Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Agency PRODUCER(S): Ben Hamilton DIRECTOR(S): Ben Hamilton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Hamilton EDITOR(S): Arthur Hurley NARRATOR: Courtney Mattison

PRODUCTION CO(S): Lowy+Lacar EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Lowy+Lacar PRODUCER(S): Benjamin Lowy DIRECTOR(S): Marvi Lacar CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Benjamin Lowy SOUND: Mic-Anthony Hay, Alan Friedman, Alan Friedman EDITOR(S): Jonah Best, Marvi Lacar WRITER(S): Marvi Lacar NARRATOR: Mateo Lowy, Kaleb Lowy, Craig O’Connell OTHER CREDITS: Rick Loomis, Marvi Lacar (second camera) Mic-Anthony Hay (drone operator)

https://www.bbcearth.com/ sevenworldsoneplanet/

www.bluehabits.org

https://vimeo.com/349556085

Bleeding Fingers Bleeding Fingers Music 1531 14th Street, Santa Monica CA 90404 United States of Ame

Ben Hamilton Wild Agency 2511 Ashton Village Dr., San Antonio TX 78248 USA

Marvi Lacar Lowy+Lacar Lowy + Lacar, 2204 Morris Ave. Suite 301 Union NJ 07083 United States

(424) 280-8660 marsha@bleedingfingersmusic.com

(210) 865-8370 ben@wildagency.org

(646) 327-2445 marvi@lowylacar.com

Sharks Of The Icy North

Shepherds vs Wolves The Fate of the World’s Newest Wolf

Speak for the trees

20-0253 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Editing

20-0254 Conservation Short-Form

20-0255 Micro-Movie

We mostly know sharks from tropical seas. Very little is known about those in cold waters. Christina Karliczek takes on an exciting expedition: She finds sharks with venomous spines, the legendary basking shark and even sharks that glow! Under the ice of Greenland, Christina meets the ultimate cold shark - the Greenland Shark. Breaker of all temperature and age records among this fascinating family. Language: english [50 minutes]

In Morocco’s Atlas Mountains, populations of the newly discovered African golden wolf are threatened by shepherds protecting their herds. Little is know about this wolf species. So researcher Liz Campbell, from Oxford University, conducted a “howling survey” in an effort to better understand how many of these wolves are left. Campbell also interviewed over 200 shepherds to learn more about their relationship with these mysterious animals. Language: English [7 minutes]

What if growing coffee could save a rainforest? A coffee plantation located in Southern Africa, Mozambique is providing jobs and a healthier environment to the population living in Mount Gorongosa. Mount Gorongosa is the most important source of water that Gorongosa National Park has. All living beings depend on the protection of this ecosystem. Language: Portuguese [2 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm; Black Coral Film CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ARTE ORF SVT CURIOSITY STREAM EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): TOM SYNNATZSCHKE, Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm DIRECTOR(S): Black Coral Film CHRISTINA KARLICZEK SKOGLUND CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): CHRISTINA KARLICZEK SKOGLUND SOUND: SVEN-MICHAEL BLUHM, SVENMICHAEL BLUHM EDITOR(S): KLAUS MUELLER NARRATOR: KERI TOMBAZIAN OTHER CREDITS: Commissioning Editors RALF QUIBELDEY, NDR CLAUDIA CELLARIUS, NDR/ ARTE ANDREW SOLOMON, ORF STEVE BURNS, CURIOSITY STREAM HENRIK EKMAN, SVT

CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): John Wendle SOUND: John Wendle, EDITOR(S): John Wendle WRITER(S): John Wendle

PRODUCTION CO(S): Gorongosa Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Executive Producer for Gorongosa Media James Byrne PRODUCER(S): Field Producer, Brett Kuxhausen DIRECTOR(S): Carla Rebai CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Brett Kuxhausen EDITOR(S): Stephanie Sibbald OTHER CREDITS: Artlist- Music Library Translations- Janado Nazare Gorongosa Coffee Team: Alisha Whitley, Eric Wilburn, Matthew Jordan Special Thanks to the farmers of Gorongosa Coffee

https://vimeo.com/johnwendle

https://gorongosacoffee.com/

Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Doclights GmbH / NDR Naturfilm Jenfelder Allee 80, Hamburg Hamburg 22039 Germany

John Wendle John Wendle Productions 1245 E. Cherokee Dr., Youngstown Ohio 44511 United States

Carla Rebai Gorongosa Media- Greg Carr Foundation Houtrijkstraat 118, Amsterdam 1013 VH The Netherlands

+00 494-066-885150 a.sierk@doclights.de

+22 178-546-8256 johnwendle@gmail.com

+31 062-276-8756 gorongosamedia@gorongosa.net

SPHERICAL

20-0256 People & Nature Long-Form

Stories from the Blue

Discovering Inner Earth (6 minutes) Homecoming: Journey to Limuw (14 minutes) Disentangling Extinction (6 minutes) 20-0257 Limited Series - Short

Stories from the Blue: Discovering Inner Earth 20-0258 People & Nature Short-Form

This is a story about one of the greatest milestones in Human history: The first circumnavigation of the Earth. This feature-length documentary focuses on the epic achievement of the First roundthe-world trip, carried out by Magallanes and Elcano five centuries ago. Through this amazing journey we will see the most relevant events that happened at that time to this fleet from a historic perspective. Furthermore, we will get to know how the most diverse ecosystems, flora and fauna are unveiled to the eyes of 16th century european men, thoroughly detailed by chronicler Antonio Pigaffeta. Language: english [55 minutes]

National marine sanctuaries and marine national monuments are home to thousands of species of marine life, from tiny plankton to enormous whale sharks and humpback whales. They are also the heart of many human communities, from native communities that have depended on the ocean for centuries and continue to do so, to vacationers who dive into sanctuary waters and surf their waves, to scientists and researchers who explore the ocean’s depths. Join us as each month as we tell Stories from the Blue celebrating the people at the center of national marine sanctuaries and marine national monuments. Language: english [26 minutes]

“For me and for my colleagues, we look into the darkness and we see opportunity.” Many think Jill Heinerth and fellow cave divers are nothing but adrenaline junkies. Come along as Jill takes us on a journey that dispels this myth, and find out how her exploration of inner Earth is furthering understanding of our planet. Language: english [6 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): LAS MINAS SmartMedia CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Green Dream Films Zul Filmes - APAI EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Victoria Alberca PRODUCER(S): Rosario Jiménez-Gili, Gaston Chedufau, Fernando Centeio, Manuel Sanchez Galey DIRECTOR(S): Antonio Sanchez Galey ART DIRECTOR(S): Victoria Alberca CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Antonio Sanchez Galey SOUND: Fernando Pocostales, Manuel Cora, Coda Estudios EDITOR(S): Desiré Martel EFFECTS: Desiré Martel WRITER(S): Antonio Sanchez Galey OTHER CREDITS: MANUEL ALEJANDRO S. MORENO (Antonio Pigaffeta)

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Kate Thompson PRODUCER(S): Nick Zachar, Shannon Shikles DIRECTOR(S): Nick Zachar CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Zachar, Matt McIntosh, Bob Schwemmer, Jill Heinerth SOUND: Matt McIntosh, Nick Zachar, Shannon Shikles EDITOR(S): Shannon Shikles EFFECTS: Shannon Shikles WRITER(S): Shannon Shikles, Nick Zachar

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries PRODUCER(S): Kate Thompson DIRECTOR(S): Nick Zachar CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jill Heinerth, Nick Zachar, Matt McIntosh, Ocean Exploration Trust EDITOR(S): Shannon Shikles WRITER(S): Shannon Shikles

www.lasminas.cl

https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/stories/

Gaston Chedufau LAS MINAS SmartMedia Coronel 2317, Suite 607 Providencia Santiago 7510192 Chile

Nick Zachar NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 1305 East West Hwy, SSMC4/9614 Silver Spring MD 20910 USA

+54 938-840-42448 gaston@lasminas.cl

(515) 240-2978 nick.zachar@noaa.gov

Nick Zachar NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 1305 East West Highway, ONMS SSMC4 9th Floor RM 9614 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States (515) 240-2978 nick.zachar@noaa.gov

Stories from the Blue: Disentangling Extinction

Super Sea Slugs

Takaya: Lone Wolf

20-0259 Conservation Short-Form

20-0260 Animal Behavior Short-Form

20-0261 Animal Behavior Long-Form , People & Nature Long-Form, Original Music Score, Editing, Presenter-led

“How do you do it? You have to figure out two things: how do you stop them, and how do you get close enough without losing your life...” Come along as we hear how Charles “Stormy” Mayo, the pioneer of whale disentanglement techniques, and his family went from hunting to saving these sentient creatures in and around Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary. Language: english [6 minutes]

Nudibranchs, or sea slugs, have a remarkable range of adaptations to survive in the ocean. From weaponizing stinging cells, harvesting the power of the sun, spraying sulfuric acid, and turning their bodies into drift nets, these jewels of the sea are a sight to behold. Language: English [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries PRODUCER(S): Kate Thompson CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nick Zachar, Matt McIntosh SOUND: Matt McIntosh, Shannon Shikles EDITOR(S): Shannon Shikles WRITER(S): Shannon Shikles OTHER CREDITS: Additional Footage: Center for Coastal Studies, NOAA Fisheries, Mystic Seaport

When a lone wolf is a small uninhabited archipelago just off the coast of the city of Victoria, British Columbia, local resident and renowned wildlife photographer Cheryl Alexander goes in for a closer look. What follows is a seven-year relationship that pushes the boundaries of his world--and ours. Takaya: Lone Wolf recounts the inspirational story of one animal’s resilience, adaptation, and survival as he takes on the odds. Through Cheryl’s extraordinary connection and commitment, this special documentary reveals that humans can in fact coexist with apex carnivores that are often perceived as a lethal threat. Amid widespread rumours and theories, Cheryl uncovers hidden clues and never-beforeseen footage that detail where Takaya came from, how he got to the island, and how he’s adapted to his new landscape. And, meeting with leading experts to help decipher his remarkable behaviour, she is determined to expose the deeper lessons that this majestic hunter has to teach us all. Language: english [59 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Talesmith CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Cineflix Wild Wolf Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Martin Williams, Andre Barro, Cheryl Alexander PRODUCER(S): Gaby Bastrya, Bruce Whitty, Kim Bondi DIRECTOR(S): Martin Williams, Mary Frymire ART DIRECTOR(S): Martin Williams CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mike McInlay, Cheryl Alexander SOUND: Gilles Maillet, Pictures in Sound, Pictures in Sound EDITOR(S): Bryan Sullivan WRITER(S): Mary Frymire NARRATOR: Cheryl Alexander https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/ m000byp7

https://sanctuaries.noaa.gov/earthisblue/wk271-stories-from-the-blue-stormy-mayo.html Nick Zachar NOAA Office of National Marine Sanctuaries 1305 East West Highway, ONMS SSMC4 9th Floor RM 9614 Silver Spring Maryland 20910 United States (515) 240-2978 nick.zachar@noaa.gov

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Martin Williams Talesmith Old Coach House, Back Street Wendover Bucks HP22 6EB United Kingdom

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

+44 797-015-8413 martin.williams@talesmith.tv

Take Action for the Tongass (Campaign) | Breathe, The Wildest Hunt, The Alaska You Come to See 20-0262 Impact Campaign At 17 million acres, the Tongass is not only America’s largest national forest, it’s the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world. It stores and absorbs vast amounts more carbon than any other forest in the United States. Over the protests of Alaskans, Americans, and sovereign indigenous governments, the Trump Administration plans to strip protections for more than 9 million acres of the forest in order to open the land up for roads, clearcut old growth logging, and industrialization. This would plunge our world further into a climate emergency. An estimated 1.5 million people each year visit Alaska’s Inside Passage to see brown bears and black bears, to fish for salmon, to kayak glacial seas, and to immerse themselves in the Tongass National Forest -- the largest national forest in the United States. Tourism is the area’s biggest industry, employing more than 10,000 people and driving more than a billion dollars in economic impact each year. That’s all possible because the Tongass is the largest intact temperate rainforest in the world, home to some of the world’s last remaining stands of ancient Sitka spruce, hemlock, and cedar trees. But now the U.S. Forest Service is planning to strip protections for more than nine million acres of the forest, opening up land to clear-cut old growth logging and industrial development. This threat to the Tongass and its in habitants is also a threat to the visitor industry in SE Alaska, the area’s biggest economic driver, which relies on these wild places. Language: english [2 minutes]

The Elephant Queen

The Age of AI: Saving the World One Algorithm at a Time

20-0263

20-0264 Science in Nature Long-Form, Cinematography

Audioscape, Cinematography, Animal Behavior Long-Form , Editing, Original Music Score, Writing, Impact Campaign, Engaging Youth & Family, Feature The Elephant Queen is a cinematic story of an elephant matriarch - a tale of survival, family and female leadership. The film shows elephants as extraordinary animals, ecosystem engineers at the centre of a web of biodiversity and a critical keystone species. The film is a powerful message to the world, showing elephants as a species whose lives so closely mirror our own but who could be gone from our planet in a generation. Language: english [96 minutes]

The Age of A.I. is a 8 part documentary series hosted by Robert Downey Jr. covering the ways Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning and Neural Networks will change the world. Episode 7 Saving the World One Algorithm at a Time focuses on how human beings have destroyed our planet and how they are simeultaneously endeavoring to save it through the help of artificial intelligence. Famine, animal extinction, and war may all be preventable one day with the help of technology. Language: english [46 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Deeble & Stone CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Apple EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Alan Root Sara & Nick Williams PRODUCER(S): Victoria Stone, Lucinda Englehart DIRECTOR(S): Mark Deeble & Victoria Stone CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mark Deeble SOUND: Norbert Rottcher & Pete Cayless, Tim Owens, Kate Hopkins, Ben Peace EDITOR(S): David Dickie, Victoria Stone EFFECTS: Tim Owens, Kate Hopkins WRITER(S): Mark Deeble NARRATOR: Chiwetel Ejiofor OTHER CREDITS: Etienne Oliff - Assistant Director Peter Cayless - Camera Assistant & Field Sound Recordist Norbert Rottcher - Contributing Field Naturalist & Field Sound recordist

PRODUCTION CO(S): Team Downey, Network Entertainment, Sonar Entertainment EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Robert Downey Jr., Susan Downey, Sean Foley, Tom Lesinski, Cory Lanier, Derik Murray, Jenna Santoianni, Emily Barclay Ford DIRECTOR(S): Showrunner - Sean Foley CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Steven Holleran SOUND: Chris McIntosh, Lee Dragu EDITOR(S): Jason Hujber, Tony Kent WRITER(S): Yon Motskin, David Schmidt, Ian Craig Walker NARRATOR: Robert Downey Jr.

https://www.instagram.com/tv/ B5VgN9jlYHH/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link

www.theelephantqueen.com

https://www.youtube.com/ watch?v=0wy4u34fii4&vl=en

Ben Hamilton Wild Agency 2511 Ashton Village Dr., San Antonio TX 78248 USA

Victoria Stone Deeble & Stone Old Coastguards, Gurnards Head, Zennor St Ives -Select- TR26 3DE United Kingdom

Steven Holleran Cinemonk 2793 Elmwood St., Carlsbad CA 92008 USA

(210) 865-8370 ben@wildagency.org

+07 980-894-106 vicky@deeblestone.com

(310) 795-8922 scholleran@gmail.com

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Agency PRODUCER(S): Ben Hamilton DIRECTOR(S): Ben Hamilton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Hamilton EDITOR(S): Arthur Hurley

The Birds of Play

The Church Forests of Ethiopia

20-0265 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0266 Global Voices

20-0267 People & Nature Short-Form

Kea, native mountain-dwelling parrots of New Zealand, are known for their mischievous and playful behavior. But they are far more than meets the eye. Research into their minds has proven them to be amazing problem-solvers. What makes them so intelligent? Language: english [13 minutes]

This film is about one of the most bio-diverse community reserves in the world. It is the story of how the Bugun community and the Forest Department comes together to manage it. The forest patrolling team of SBVCR are the youth from the Bugun community from Singchung. The film has been made by Shaleena, who is also a member of the forest patrolling team. Language: english [15 minutes]

Over the past century, nearly all of Ethiopia’s native forests have been cleared for farming and grazing. Now it is up to the Orthodox Churches--who for centuries have safeguarded pockets of primary forest that grow around them-to preserve Ethiopia’s quickly shrinking biodiversity and teach people how to live with forests. Language: english [9 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): The Wild Bits PRODUCER(S): University of Otago, The Centre for Science Communication DIRECTOR(S): Upamanyu Das CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Upamanyu Das, Matthew Goodman DESIGNER(S): Upamanyu Das EDITOR(S): Upamanyu Das NARRATOR: William Ray

PRODUCTION CO(S): Green Hub PRODUCER(S): Green Hub DIRECTOR(S): Shaleena Phinya CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Shaleena Phiniya, Serlibon Timunpi, Lucky Neog, Taju Miso, Rajan Tachang SOUND: Sumit Sisodiya, Sumit Sisodiya EDITOR(S): Shaleena Phinya, Sumit Sisodiya WRITER(S): Merab Manu NARRATOR: Arpana Choudhury OTHER CREDITS: Graphics: Pooja Gupta Drone: Nitin Das Additional Footage: Dombe Pradhan, Ram Alluri Special Thanks: Millo Tesser, Nandini Velho, Shilpi Sharma, Umesh Srinivasan, Binod Borah, Tamara Law Goswami, Aditya Maru Supported by Sinchung Bugun Village Community Reserve, Rainforest Trust, Eaglenest Wildlife Sanctuary

PRODUCTION CO(S): Emergence Magazine PRODUCER(S): Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee, Jeremy Seifert DIRECTOR(S): Jeremy Seifert CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jeremy Seifert SOUND: Jeremy Seifert EDITOR(S): Adam Loften

http://thebirdsofplay.droppages.com/

www.greenhubindia.net

https://emergencemagazine.org/story/thechurch-forests-of-ethiopia/

Upamanyu Das University of Otago 11B, Lachlan Avenue, North Dunedin Dunedin Otago 9016 New Zealand

Rita Banerji Green Hub Green hub, Jonak, Kumargaon, Tezpur, District Soni, Tezpur Assam 784001 India

Emmanuel Vaughan-Lee Emergence Magazine 2 Inverness Way, Inverness CA 94937 USA

+64 204-184-9774 upamanyu@upamanyu.in

The Bugun and the Liocichlia The Story of Singchung Village Community Reserve

+91 371-225-2688 ritabanerji@gmail.com

(415) 319-4700 devin@globalonenessproject.org

The Deep Med

The Edge of All We Know

The Edge of Existence

20-0268 Ecosystem Long-Form, Science in Nature Long-Form, Feature

20-0269 Earth & Sky Long-Form

20-0270 People & Nature Long-Form

Explorers of the deepest depths, liberating themselves from time and challenging the limits of the human body. Four divers are preparing themselves to embark on a new experience: to live in a 5m2 pressurized chamber for 28 days, in order to explore at 100m deep without boundaries and reveal the lush and unknown depths of the Mediterranean Sea. Language: French subtitled in English [90 minutes]

What can black holes teach us about the boundaries of knowledge? These holes in spacetime are the darkest objects and the brightest--the simplest and the most complex. With unprecedented access, THE EDGE OF ALL WE KNOW follows two powerhouse collaborations. Stephen Hawking anchors one, striving to show that black holes do not annihilate the past. Another group, working in the world’s highest altitude observatories, creates an earth-sized telescope to capture the first-ever image of a black hole. Interwoven with other dimensions of exploring black holes, these stories bring us to the pinnacle of humanity’s quest to understand the universe. Language: english [98 minutes]

The Edge of Existence is a long-format documentary, set in the Western Corridor of the Serengeti, that sets out to uncover and document the untold story of human-wildlife conflict in Africa. Human-wildlife conflict is a global issue that has reached crisis levels, threatening the survival of both humans and wild animals. There are communities living alongside wildlife in some of the last remaining wilderness areas on earth. These wilderness areas have started disappearing because of expanding human development, deforestation, and depletion of natural resources, which has left humans and wildlife living in closer proximity than ever before. The conflict arises as a result of the competition for limited space and resources between communities and wildlife. The situation is dire, and if it is not addressed urgently, it will have a catastrophic effect on the environment and on communities that live alongside wild animals daily. The Edge of Existence aims to tell the story of key characters on the ground in the Serengeti who face daily challenges as they struggle to coexist with Africa’s wildlife. We show it from their eyes and hear their point of view on this topic. Language: english [90 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Les Gens Bien Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Arte France PRODUCER(S): Vivien Lemaignan DIRECTOR(S): Gil Kebaili WRITER(S): Gilles Kebaili, Laurent Ballesta, Marianne Cramer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Collapsar, LLC CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Sandbox Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Greg Boustead, Jessica Harrop PRODUCER(S): Peter Galison, Co-Producer Chyld King DIRECTOR(S): Peter Galison CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Stephen McCarthy, Allie Humenuk, Tim Cragg SOUND: Coll Anderson, MPSE EDITOR(S): Chyld King

PRODUCTION CO(S): Black Bean Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Grumeti Fund Banovich Studios PRODUCER(S): Sam Suter DIRECTOR(S): James Suter, Charlie Luckock CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Oli Caldow SOUND: Juice Audio Gareth Wharton EDITOR(S): Ronet Van Der Walt Benjamin Haskins OTHER CREDITS: Coloris: Leon Visser http://blackbeanproductions.com/

Anita Dupont ARTE France 8 rue Marceau, Issy Les Moulineaux 92130 Clamart

Peter Galison Collapsar, LLC 1 Oxford St, SCI 371 Cambridge MA 02138 USA

Savannah Lee-Warden Black Bean Productions 218 Albert Road, Woodstock Cape Town Western Ca 7441 South Africa

+33 155-007-303 a-dupont@artefrance.fr

(617) 290-9267 nicoleterrien@fas.harvard.edu

(061) 129-2012 savannah@blackbeanproductions.com

The Ellen Fund Presents: Gorillas in VR

The Flying Gold of Arabuko

The Genetics of Tusklessness in Elephants

20-0271 360° Storytelling

20-0272 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0273 Micro-Movie

Experience the magic of Rwanda’s mountain gorillas! The Ellen Fund, Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund & Rwanda Development Board are helping these endangered animals. This once-in-alifetime, up-close 360° VR short was commissioned by The Ellen Fund in partnership with the Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, South-African based Habitat XR, and the Rwanda Development Board to bring mountain gorillas to life for many more than are able to witness them physically in the wild. Language: english [6 minutes]

The Flying Gold of Arabuko is the living story of ‘the butterfly effect’. It follows the practise of butterfly catchers and famers in Kenya and how it has become an unlikely saviour of the last and largest indigenous forest of the East African Coast. It is told through the perspective of an ex-illegal logger and poacher, Charo Ngumbao. Like many others in the area, he has left his past exploitative livelihood behind and discovered the benefits of forest conservation through sustainably farming butterflies to supply tropical butterfly houses around the world. Language: English [10 minutes]

Normally, more than 90% of female African elephants have tusks. But in places that have a history of poaching and trophy hunting, like in Gorongosa National Park, tuskless females are surprisingly common. To better understand how the tuskless trait is evolving under selection from poaching, we wanted to find out which genes are responsible for tusk development. But elephants have thousands of genes? So how can we find the right ones? Language: english [5 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Habitat XR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Ellen DeGeneres, Portia de Rossi, Casey Rogers PRODUCER(S): The Ellen Fund, Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund, Rwanda Development Board DIRECTOR(S): Ulrico Grech-Cumbo CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ulrico Grech-Cumbo, Jared Reid, Amy Montalvo SOUND: Ulrico Grech-Cumbo, Jared Reid, Axel Drioli EDITOR(S): Devan Lowery

PRODUCER(S): John Davies DIRECTOR(S): John Davies

PRODUCER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Lorri Garcia-Cottrell, Line Producer Kori Price Associate Producer Chris Vargas, PostProduction Supervisor DIRECTOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Shane Campbell-Staton SOUND: Day’s Edge Productions, Day’s Edge Productions EDITOR(S): Nathan Dappen WRITER(S): Neil Losin, Nathan Dappen NARRATOR: Shane Campbell-Staton OTHER CREDITS: Laura Bonetta, Advisor Paul Beardsley, Advisor Satoshi Amagai, Advisor Melissa Csikari, Advisor Aileen O’Hearn, Advisor Kim Parfitt, Advisor

www.habitatxr.com

www.daysedge.com

Ulrico Grech-Cumbo Habitat XR 47 6th Street, Parkhurst Johannesburg Gauteng 2193 South Africa

Nicola Cowee National Film and Television School Station Road, Beaconsfield HP9 1LG United Kingdom

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

+27 010-902-149 ulrico@habitatxr.com

+44 014-947-31472 festivals2@nfts.co.uk

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

The Golden Lion Tamarins of Poco Das Antas

The Green Hub

20-0274 Conservation Short-Form

20-0275 People & Nature Short-Form

20-0276 Limited Series - Long

The Golden Lion Tamarin becomes a beacon of hope for the Atlantic Forest habitat in Brazil, as conservationists continue a more than 30-year effort to save the species by connecting its fragmented habitat with a wildlife bridge. It’s an ambitious reforestation effort that promises to benefit wildlife in the region and the local communities that are joining the effort. Language: English, Portuguese [8 minutes]

The Green Hub in northeast India engages and empowers youth across eight states, especially from indigenous communities, with a video fellowship program. Since 2014, the annual program has been training the youth to make films on the environment and indigenous communities with topics such as natural history, human-animal conflict, social change, and more. Many alumni are currently using their visual communication skills to aid conservation projects or highlight threats to the biodiverse region. The project provides livelihood opportunities that celebrate and guard natural resources, creates a visual archive through local voices, and facilitates social and cultural exchanges among participants. Language: English [4 minutes]

The Hidden Kingdoms of China takes audiences into the wilds of China with unique access across the country. Viewers journey through magical realms, exploring five worlds--high mountains, tropical jungles, bamboo forests, great plains and temperate forests. The “star” of each kingdom is an iconic animal; snow leopards, elephants, giant pandas, Tibetan foxes and golden snub-nosed monkeys. Each animal lives within a unique hidden kingdom, sharing these worlds with other fascinating creatures. The team use high specification drones, camera traps and the latest 4k camera technology to engage with animals and bring these hidden kingdoms alive with dynamic drama. Language: English [45 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer: Chris Dye Producer: Devin Swanson Field Producer: Pablo Durana DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Pablo Durana Assistant Camera: Igor Cabral SOUND: Pablo Durana EDITOR(S): Diego Torres OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Tejinder Gorski

PRODUCER(S): Mongabay DIRECTOR(S): Kartik Chandramouli CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Pooja Gupta, Green Hub (North East Network-Dusty Foot Initiative) SOUND: Pooja Gupta, Kartik Chandramouli EDITOR(S): Kartik Chandramouli WRITER(S): Kartik Chandramouli

The Hidden Kingdoms of China Ghosts of the Mountain (45 minutes) Empire of Giants (45 minutes)

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Brian Leith, Ashley Hoppin PRODUCER(S): Ben Wallis DIRECTOR(S): Ben Wallis CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Shane Moore SOUND: David Yapp, Richard Lambert EDITOR(S): Bobby Sheikh WRITER(S): Jessica Andrew Latiolait NARRATOR: Ronan Summers

india.mongabay.com Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States (202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

Kartik Chandramouli Mongabay A-401, La Gardenia, Unique Garden,, Off Kanakia Road, Mira Road East Thane Maharashtr 401107 India +91 993-030-0715 kartik@mongabay.com

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States (661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

The Hidden Kingdoms of China: Episode 101: Ghosts of the Mountain

The Hidden Tiger

The Honey Bee Brain

20-0277 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Ecosystem Long-Form, Audioscape, Cinematography, Original Music Score, Writing

20-0278 Conservation Long-Form, Impact Campaign

20-0279 Animal Behavior Short-Form, Science in Nature Short-Form

Nearly 10,000 hidden tigers live in the United States. Yet, less than 4,000 tigers exist in the wild. A terrifying disparity. Filmed throughout India, Nepal, and sanctuaries across the US, The Hidden Tiger investigates the challenges on both the wild and captive frontlines: poaching and the black market trade of tiger parts, abuse as roadside photo cubs, and the horrific fact that America’s captive tiger plays a role in the possible extinction of her wild counterpart. The documentary features Carole and Howard Baskin, Valmik Thapar, Dr. John Goodrich, Steve Winter, Belinda Wright, and many other experts from around the world. Language: english [47 minutes]

The Honey Bee brain is being studied by researchers who hope that it might provide a unique window into how the human brain works. While the honey bee has only one million neurons, the human brain is exponentially complex with 80 billion neurons. The project focuses on honey bee intelligence which researchers hope can provide an informative comparative lens on the intelligence of other animals. One of the basic questions is: “What is intelligence?” How is intelligence defined across species? How do we account for complex learning, complex navigation, complex memory , complex assessment? The honey bee provides some fascinating answers that will even impact the future of machine learning and robotics. Language: english [13 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Rescue Doc Films PRODUCER(S): Elizabeth McGovern, Michael Samtesto, Josh Gildrie DIRECTOR(S): Michael Samtesto CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Michael Samtesto SOUND: Josh Gildrie, Michael Samtesto, Paul Jones, Paul Jones EDITOR(S): Michael Samtesto, Josh Gildrie EFFECTS: Karl Ricker WRITER(S): Josh Gildrie NARRATOR: Josh Gildrie OTHER CREDITS: Associate Producer, Bonnie Samtesto

PRODUCTION CO(S): Rebel Media Production CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Long Story Short Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Richard Sergay PRODUCER(S): Melissa Schmitt

www.thehiddentiger.com

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_ wei1OdK0E&t=4s

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Josh Gildrie Rescue Doc Films 5910 Adelia Drive, Knoxville TN 37920 United States of Ame

Richard Sergay Rebel Media Productions 5211 Worthington Dr, Bethesda Maryland 20816 USA

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(865) 964-0293 jgildrie@me.com

(202) 834-7888 richardsergay@gmail.com

The Housecats

The Hunt for Escobar’s Hippos

The Hunt for Medals, Not Lions

20-0280 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0281 Ecosystem Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Conservation Long-Form

20-0282 People & Nature Short-Form

With more tigers living in private ownership in America than in the wild, ‘The Housecats’ explores the lives of these tigers and the people who care for them. Could a new law help end this trade forever? Language: english [14 minutes]

Colombia is being invaded by hippos. Originally escapees from Escobar’s playground hippos are now infiltrating the wilds of Colombia. An international expert team has to find a way to control the situation. Language: english [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): University of the West of England EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter Venn PRODUCER(S): Molly Hackett DIRECTOR(S): Molly Hackett ART DIRECTOR(S): Molly Hackett CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Molly Hackett DESIGNER(S): Molly Hackett SOUND: Molly Hackett, Neil Sherman EDITOR(S): Molly Hackett EFFECTS: Molly Hackett WRITER(S): Molly Hackett NARRATOR: Molly Hackett OTHER CREDITS: Camera assistant, Michael Reid BBC mentor, Alex Griffiths

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A Co-Production of TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS SMITHSONIAN NETWORKS AGB FILMS in association with OAK ISLAND FILMS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): TRIA THALMAN (Smithsonian Channel) PHIL FAIRCLOUGH (AGB Films) TED OAKES(AGB Films) SUSANNE LUMMER(TMFS) SABINE HOLZER (TMFS) PRODUCER(S): ANDREW GRAHAM BROWN DIRECTOR(S): ANDREW GRAHAM BROWN CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): ANDREW GRAHAM BROWN SOUND: CATALINA MONNAY, JOE SIDDONS EDITOR(S): MATTHEW MEECH, MARK FOX EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): ANDREW GRAHAM BROWN, PHIL FAIRCLOUGH NARRATOR: DEMITRI GORITSAS

While on assignment for Big Life Foundation, our Black Bean Productions team was able to document the Maasai Olympics. In the past, in Maasai culture, in order to become a Warrior young men had to kill a lion to prove their bravery. In response to the decrease in lion populations in the amboseli-tsavo ecosystem, 8 Maasai elders approached the Big Life team to find a way to eliminate lion hunting from the Maasai culture, while still honouring Maasai traditions, and so the Maasai Olympics was created. This incredible initiative is so much more than just a sporting event and has found a way to ensure the long term survival of lions in this area by working together with local communities. Language: english [8 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Black Bean Productions PRODUCER(S): Sam Suter DIRECTOR(S): James Suter CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Oliver Caldow SOUND: Gareth Wharton EDITOR(S): Garth Kingwill and Matthew James EFFECTS: Leon Visser WRITER(S): Savannah Lee-Warden

http://blackbeanproductions.com/

Molly Hackett Student 10D Oakfield Road, Bristol BS8 2AW UK

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

Savannah Lee-Warden Black Bean Productions 218 Albert Road, Woodstock 7925 South Africa

+44 797-918-9363 mollyhackett95@gmail.com

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

(061) 129-2012 savannah@blackbeanproductions.com

The Land of Azaba

The Last Ice

The Magical Four - Our Seasons

20-0283 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0284 People & Nature Long-Form, Cinematography, Feature

20-0285 Animal Behavior Long-Form

“The Land of Azaba” is a closely observed film exploring the theme of ecological restoration, a worldwide movement to turn back the tide of mass extinction and restore planet earth to ecological balance. “The Land of Azaba” immerses the viewer in a magical world where humans and wildlife work together to restore the largest remaining tract of wild nature in western Europe. The survival of many rare and endangered species, including ancient oaks, insects, vultures, aurochs and horses, is at stake. Language: english [84 minutes]

For centuries, Inuit in the Arctic have lived on and around the frozen ocean. Now, as climate change is rapidly melting the sea ice between Canada and Greenland, the outside world sees unprecedented opportunity. Oil and gas deposits, faster shipping routes, tourism, and fishing all provide financial incentive to exploit the newly opened waters. But for more than 100,000 Inuit, an entire way of life is at stake. Development here threatens to upset the delicate balance between their communities, land, and wildlife. Divided by aggressive colonization and decades of hardship, Inuit in Canada and Greenland are once again coming together, fighting to protect what will remain of their world. The question is, will the world listen? Language: English [83 minutes]

Our seasons shape the cycle of life in dramatic ways. Spring, summer, autumn or winter - every season is unique, each presenting nature with new challenges. The constant change in living conditions demands extraordinary feats from animals and plants throughout the year. And the survival strategies of the squirrel, fox and many others could hardly be more fascinating. The film takes us on a breathtaking journey of discovery through indigenous nature: after the privations of winter, life explodes in spring, the heat of summer is followed by the harvest season of autumn. Extraordinary animal stories - some humorous, some dramatic, but always with an eye to the season’s special features - bring the magic of our seasons to life. Language: english [89 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Jezebel Productions, Inc. PRODUCER(S): Greta Schiller, Andrea Weiss DIRECTOR(S): Greta Schiller CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Tom Hurwitz, Laura Sip·n SOUND: Sergio Fern·ndez Borr·s, Fern·ndez Borr·s, Emilio GarcÌa EDITOR(S): Greta Schiller, Pamela Ralat, Alex Lora

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Enric Sala PRODUCER(S): Scott Ressler, Neil Gelinas Associate Producer: Tess Goldhagen DIRECTOR(S): Scott Ressler CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Scott Ressler, Neil Gelinas, Stefan Wiesen EDITOR(S): Brian Newell, Scott Ressler OTHER CREDITS: Production Manager: Carmen Radke

PRODUCTION CO(S): Marco Polo Film AG EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Annette Scheurich PRODUCER(S): Annette Scheurich DIRECTOR(S): Annette Scheurich, Alexandra Sailer, Stefan Sailer, Klaus Scheurich CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Steffen Sailer, Alexandra Sailer, Klaus Scheurich SOUND: Oliver Engelhardt EDITOR(S): Andreas Tiletzek WRITER(S): Annette Scheurich, Moritz Mayerle, Mi-Yong Brehm, Alexandra Sailer NARRATOR: Susan Tackenberg

https://jezebelproductions.org/in-production/

Estelle Grosso Kino Lorber, Inc. 333 W. 39th Street, Ste. 503 New York NY 10018 United States

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

Vanessa Berghof Marco Polo Film AG Handschuhsheimer Landstr., 73 Heidelberg 69121 Deutschland

(212) 629-6880 egrosso@kinolorber.com

(202) 300-3177 caradke@ngs.org

+06 221-400-780 vanessa@marco-polo-film.de

The Malilangwe Scouts

The Meadow - Paradise Lost?

THE NEW WEST And the Politics of the Environment

20-0286 People & Nature Short-Form

20-0287 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0288 Conservation Long-Form, Feature

This film documents a team of dedicated individuals fighting to protect Zimbabwe’s natural heritage, with a focus on rhinos. The Malilangwe Trust, not only inspired us, but made us realize that anti-poaching is not just about training and discipline, it’s also about forming bonds with those in your team. Rhino poaching has reached crisis levels in southern Africa and without this team this area would not be flourishing the way it currently is. We would continue to lose more rhinos in Zimbabwe. The training that these scouts undergo is intense. Not everyone makes it. Watch and learn more about this team, about the training, about protecting rhinos - “Its our legacy, our future” - a quote directly from the film. Language: English [12 minutes]

The divers and manifold flower meadow a paradise, a hotspot of biodiversity right in front of our doorstep! Why do so many creatures make their home in a meadow that is cut down by machines twice a year? Can¥t we just leave the meadows alone, let them grow, stop cutting them? This film answers all these questions and the film talks about the drastic decline in divers meadows all over the world. Modern agriculture has brought this habitat close to extinction. Language: english [44 minutes]

A quiet, little-known revolution is taking place in American environmental politics in a most surprising place--Nevada. THE NEW WEST and the Politics of the Environment tells the story of Harry Reid, a politician who grew up in an Old West mining town, saw the possibility of a New West emerging in Nevada, and rode that change to power. Reid used power in new ways to settle water wars with respect for Native Americans, protect endangered species and wilderness, and usher in a just transition to renewable energy. Could this western green new deal set an example for the nation? Language: English [93 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Black Bean Productions PRODUCER(S): Sam Suter DIRECTOR(S): James Suter CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Oliver Caldow SOUND: Gareth Wharton EDITOR(S): Niven Hans EFFECTS: Leon Visser WRITER(S): Savannah Lee-Warden

PRODUCTION CO(S): nautilusfilm GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Deutsche Wildtier Stiftung, ARTE, BR EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Melanie Haft PRODUCER(S): Melanie Haft DIRECTOR(S): Jan Haft CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Kay Ziesenhenne, Jan Haft SOUND: Jan Haft, Oliver Goertz, Richard Lambert EDITOR(S): Carla Braun-Elwert WRITER(S): Jan Haft NARRATOR: Peter Venn

http://blackbeanproductions.com/

PRODUCTION CO(S): KCET CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): UCLA Laboratory for Environmental Narrative Strategies (LENS) EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jon Christensen, Matthew Crotty, Juan Devis PRODUCER(S): Matthew Crotty, Jaime Morgan Munoz, Eric Waldron CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Eric Waldron SOUND: Matthew Crotty, Jaime Morgan Munoz, Pieter Ribbens, Terra GutmannGonzalez, Grant Boutiette, Ali Helnwein EDITOR(S): Tom Salvaggio OTHER CREDITS: Additional Photography: Terra Gutmann-Gonzalez, Pieter Ribbens. Production Coordinator: Arlissa Norman. Production Manager: Kathy Kasaba. Original Music: Ali Helnwein. Remote Aerial Pilot: Grant Boutiette. Colorist: Eric Waldron. Digital Producer: Carla Pineda. Researchers: Shaya Christensen, Arlissa Norman. Title animation and key art: Hiawatha Bradley, Israel Munoz, Vera Valentine.

https://www.kcet.org/shows/earth-focus

Savannah Lee-Warden Black Bean Productions 218 Albert Road, Woodstock 7925 South Africa

Melanie Haft nautilusfilm GmbH Esterndorf 41, Dorfen Bavaria 84405 Germany

Jon Christensen KCET 2111 Glencoe Ave, Venice California 90291 USA

(061) 129-2012 savannah@blackbeanproductions.com

+49 808-195-9663 melanie.haft@nautilusfilm.de

(650) 759-6534 jon.a.christensen@gmail.com

The Next Generation

The Ocean of Juan Fernandez 20-0290 Non-Broadcast

20-0289 Micro-Movie

The Next Generation is a short film that celebrates one of the most successful conservation campaigns in history: Save the Whales. Save the Whales was a campaign that was sparked by the very first Earth Day and inspired that generation’s eco-warriors. Now, a new wave of conservation is here. One that demands action. One that is built on hope and one that continues to go green but, at its core, will always be blue. Language: english [3 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Kohola Film Project EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Chris Cilfone PRODUCER(S): Chris Cilfone DIRECTOR(S): Chris Cilfone CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Chris Cilfone, Mike Donohoe, Drew Sulock, Annie Goodenough EDITOR(S): Chris Cilfone NARRATOR: Chris Cilfone

Through the documentary we will learn about the conservation vocation of Archipelago Juan Fernandez¥s people as well as stories and legends that make these islands famous. The hard work that both scientists and islanders have done to protect this place came to a happy end with the creation of the marine park “Mar de Juan Fernandez”, becoming an example of marine conservation worldwide. The documentary emphasizes underwater photography and was divided into short stories to keep viewers’ attention. Language: Spanish (English subtitled) [38 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Oceana EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Alex Muñoz PRODUCER(S): Tania Rheinen, Lucas Zañartu, Carolina Moscoso DIRECTOR(S): Lucas Zañartu, Manu San Félix ART DIRECTOR(S): Smog.tv CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Manu San Félix, Lucas Zañartu DESIGNER(S): Smog.tv, Francisca Villalón SOUND: Lucas Zañartu, Manu San Félix, Alekos Vuskovic EDITOR(S): Carolina Moscoso, Danielle Fillios, Valentín Atías EFFECTS: Smog.tv WRITER(S): Manu San Félix, Lucas Zañartu, Carolina Moscoso, Danielle Fillios, Valentín Atías, Alex Muñoz, Tania Rheinen NARRATOR: Mario Horton OTHER CREDITS: Diver assistant: José Arribas, Fernando Loyola, Marcelo Rossi, Germán Recabarren, ROV footage of Dressden: Matthias Gorny, Robinson Crusoe actor: Ignacio Platoni, Color correction: Lucas Zañartu, War archive footage: Shutterstock, uan Fernandez archive footage and secondary cameras: Germán, Recabarren, Marcelo Rossi, Lucas Mekis, Carlos Coste, José Arribas, Raimundo Gómez, Biblioteca Juan Fernández, Tsunami archive footage: Marcelo Rossi, Germán Recabarren, Raimundo Gomez, Research sources: La Isla Robinson Crusoe, de Patricio M. Arana, Spetial thanks: Sindicato Pescadores Juan Fernández (STIPA), Ilustre Municipalidad de Juan Fernández, Núcleo Milenio ESMOI, Facultad de Ciencias del Mar Universidad Católica del Norte, Televisión Nacional de Chile TVN, Liesbeth van der Meer, Eduardo Sorensen, Cristián Arroyo, Cristián Gutiérrez, Sebastián Platz, Rafael Herrera, Sarah Bedolfe, Beatriz Ribeiro, Sofía Ramírez, Ignacio Petit, Paulina Buhler, Matthias Gorny, Catalina Sapag, Valentina Muñoz, Alicia Labra, Javiera Calisto, Ignacio Mira, César Astete.

The Ocean of Juan Fernandez

1) The Ocean of Juan Fernandez (3 minutes) 2) Under Juan Fernandez Sea (6 minutes) 3) Juan Fernandez Fur Seal (4 minutes) 20-0291 Limited Series - Short The series highlights the conservation vocation of Archipelago Juan Fernandez¥s people as well as stories and legends that make these islands famous. The hard work that both scientists and islanders have done to protect this place came to a happy end with the creation of the marine park “Mar de Juan Fernandez”, becoming an example of marine conservation worldwide. With emphasizes in underwater photography the serie was divided into nine short stories to keep viewers’ attention. Language: Spanish (english subtitled) [38 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Oceana EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Alex Muñoz PRODUCER(S): Tania Rheinen, Lucas Zañartu, Carolina Moscoso DIRECTOR(S): Lucas Zañartu, Manu San Félix ART DIRECTOR(S): Smog.tv CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Manu San Félix, Lucas Zañartu DESIGNER(S): Smog.tv, Francisca Villalón SOUND: Lucas Zañartu, Manu San Félix, Alekos Vuskovic EDITOR(S): Carolina Moscoso, Danielle Fillios, ValentÌn AtÌas EFFECTS: Smog.tv WRITER(S): Lucas Zañartu, Manu San Félix, Carolina Moscoso, Danielle Fillios, Valentín Atías, Alex Muñoz, Tania Rheinen NARRATOR: Mario Horton OTHER CREDITS: Underwater camera: Manu San Félix, Secondary cameraman: Raimundo Gómez, José Arribas, Lucas Mekis, Carlos Coste, Germán Recabarren Diver assistant: José Arribas, Fernando Loyola, Marcelo Rossi, Germán Recabarren ROV footage of Dressden: Matthias Gorny Robinson Crusoe actor: Ignacio Platoni Color correction: Lucas Zañartu War, Robinson Crusoe, and pirate ship archives footage: Shutterstock Tsunami and Juan Fernandez archive footage: Biblioteca Juan Fernández, Germán Recabarren, Marcelo Rossi. Research sources: La Isla Robinson Crusoe, de Patricio M. Arana Spetial thanks: Sindicato Pescadores Juan Fernández (STIPA), Ilustre Municipalidad de Juan Fernández, Núcleo Milenio ESMOI, Facultad de Ciencias del Mar Universidad Católica del Norte, Televisión Nacional de Chile TVN, Liesbeth van der Meer, Eduardo Sorensen, Cristián Arroyo, Cristián Gutiérrez, Sebastián Platz, Rafael Herrera, Sarah Bedolfe, Beatriz Ribeiro, Sofía Ramírez, Ignacio Petit, Paulina Buhler, Matthias Gorny, Catalina Sapag, Valentina Muñoz, Alicia Labra, Javiera Calisto, Ignacio Mira, César Astete.

Christopher Cilfone Kohola Film Project 193a Fleming Rd., Lahaina HI 96761 United States of Ame

Lucas ZaÒartu Oceana Av. Suecia 0155, oficina 1001, Providencia., Santiago RegiÛn Me 7510020 Chile

(860) 459-4120 ccil516@gmail.com

+56 985-042-072 lzanartu@oceana.org

The Octopus in My House

THE PLANETS - “LIFE BEYOND THE SUN SATURN”

The Read Centaur

20-0292 People & Nature Long-Form, Animal Behavior Long-Form , Editing, Writing

20-0293 Original Music Score

20-0294 Ecosystem Short-Form, Writing

A professor has an intriguing idea, what would he learn if he invited an octopus to live in his house? We see the octopus, called ‘Heidi’, unravel puzzles, recognize individual humans, and even watch TV with the family. We also see remarkable octopus behaviour from around the world. But most fascinating of all is seeing how Professor David Scheel and his daughter Laurel can develop an intimate relationship with an animal that has nine brains, three hearts and blue blood running through its veins. Language: english [59 minutes]

Professor Brian Cox reveals a new, ground breaking series we’ll be telling the story of the planets as never before. We wanted to create music that encouraged viewers to explore drama and documentary in THE PLANETS series. The foundation of the soundtrack is a modern orchestral score to compliment this epic insight into our star system. Our sonic interpretation for THE PLANETS is called Cosmic Dust - Kepler beeps, granular and modular analogue synthesizers composed of tiny shards of glass provide textural layers. Language: english [48 minutes]

Located in the very middle of the Australian mainland, the Red Centre must by the same logic be either the heart, or alternatively the belly button, of the Australian continent. Here, bowerbirds savage each other’s interior decorating, rock wallabies joust on cliff sides at testosterone’s express instruction, and eagles extort nutrition out of an ecosystem’s worth of disadvantaged prey species. This wildlife edu-comedy documentary examines the most ludicrous elements of a seemingly barren region, supporting a wealth of life. Language: english [11 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Passion Planet CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): BBC, WNET EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): David Allen PRODUCER(S): David Allen DIRECTOR(S): Anna Fitch CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ernie Kovacs EDITOR(S): Richard Wilkinson WRITER(S): David Allen, Anna Fitch NARRATOR: Prof. David Sheel

OTHER CREDITS: 1). MAIN TITLE THEME: Bleeding Fingers Music 2). SCORE: Bleeding Fingers Music 3). SCORE PRODUCER: Russell Emanuel of Bleeding Fingers Music 4). SCORE SUPERVISOR: Chris King of Bleeding Fingers Music

PRODUCTION CO(S): Caleb McElrea Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Caleb McElrea DIRECTOR(S): Caleb McElrea ART DIRECTOR(S): Maddison Hayward CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Caleb McElrea SOUND: Elijah Bradbury, Elijah Bradbury EDITOR(S): Caleb McElrea EFFECTS: Jack Nolan WRITER(S): Caleb McElrea, David Todman, Jack Nolan, Geordie Wood, Darcy Fleming NARRATOR: Caleb McElrea

https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p07922lr

https://vimeo.com/manage/385762571/ general

gaby bastyra Passion Planet Passion Pictures, 33-34 Rathbone Pl, LONDON London London W1T 1JN United Kingdom

Bleeding Fingers Bleeding Fingers Music 1531 14th Street, Santa Monica CA 90404 United States of Ame

Caleb McElrea Caleb McElrea Media 17 Wyall St, Brunswick West VIC 3055 Australia

+44 207-323-9933 gabyb@passion-pictures.com

(424) 280-8660 marsha@bleedingfingersmusic.com

(042) 820-5675 caleb@calebmcelreamedia.com

The Real Black Panther

The Sage Seed

The Science of an Extreme Animal Athlete

20-0295 Animal Behavior Long-Form , Editing, Writing

20-0296 Emerging Filmmaker

20-0297 Non-Broadcast, Science in Nature ShortForm

The Kabini Forest of South India is hot and dry--no place for a melanistic leopard. But Saya is different. He’s the first black panther to settle here and claim this territory as his own, but it won’t come easy. Between these trees lies an untold story, a story that defies the laws of natural selection. A story of astounding adaptability and success.†This is the story of Saya, the real Black Panther, and his unconventional rise to power. Language: english [43 minutes]

For more than half a century, people have altered the ecosystem in the Kelly Hayfields of Grand Teton National Park. Historically, food for cattle was grown in the fields. Now, park scientists aim to bring back native plants and animals by undertaking rigorous restoration work. The story of the Kelly Hayfields demonstrates that present-day actions cascade into the future, and we may never see the outcome. As values shift and generations of land stewards come and go, we must care about our environmental impacts for those people, plants, and animals who will live in the future. Language: english [4 minutes]

Follow three scientist’s journey to discover how a mouse, of all animals, has evolved to become one of the most extreme endurance athletes on the planet. Language: english [10 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Patrick Greene, Ashley Hoppin PRODUCER(S): John Cullum DIRECTOR(S): John Cullum CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Russell Maclaughlin, Shannon Benson, Shaaz Jung EDITOR(S): Salvatore Vecchio WRITER(S): Simon Boyce, Salvatore Vecchio, Andrew Mitchell NARRATOR: Salvatore Vecchio

PRODUCER(S): Alex Wiles, Reyhaneh Maktoufi, Wyatt Toure, Sarika Khanwilkar DIRECTOR(S): Alex Wiles, Reyhaneh Maktoufi, Wyatt Toure, Sarika Khanwilkar EDITOR(S): Alex Wiles, Reyhaneh Maktoufi, Wyatt Toure, Sarika Khanwilkar OTHER CREDITS: Featuring: Kelly McCloskey Darlene Coppe Additional footage by: Day’s Edge Productions Jackson Hole Historical Society and Museum National Archives and Records Administration Produced in association with: Jackson Wild Media Lab Day’s Edge Productions Howard Hughes Medical Institute/ Tangled Bank Studios

PRODUCTION CO(S): Day’s Edge Productions and Howard Hughes Medical Institute PRODUCER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin, Kori Price, Associate Producer Lori Beane, Line Producer Chris Vargas, Post-Production Supervisor DIRECTOR(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin SOUND: Day’s Edge Productions, Day’s Edge Productions, Day’s Edge Productions EDITOR(S): Nathan Dappen EFFECTS: Li Yao, Animations WRITER(S): Nathan Dappen, Neil Losin NARRATOR: Shane Campbell-Staton OTHER CREDITS: Satoshi Amagai, Advisor Paul Beardsley, Advisor Laura Bonetta, Advisor Melissa Csikari, Advisor Aileen O’Hearn, Advisor Li Yao, Advisor Zac Cheviron, Key Cast Nate Senner, Key Cast Shane Campbell-Staton, Key Cast

www.daysedge.com

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Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Sarika Khanwilkar Columbia University 9019 Maureens Pond, Fair Oaks Ranch TX 78015 United States

Kori Price Day’s Edge Productions 6611 SW 63rd Avenue, South Miami FL 33143 United States

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(801) 913-1103 sk4335@columbia.edu

(208) 591-0852 info@daysedge.com

The Secret Lives of Big Cats

The Secret Lives of Tigers (36 minutes) The Secret Lives of Leopards (36 minutes) The Secret Lives of Lions (33 minutes) 20-0298 Limited Series - Long The 7 big cats are some of the most powerful predators on Earth. But at the same time, these majestic creatures are shy and affectionate, with other qualities we never knew.. In this 7-part series, travel to some of the most dangerous and remote locations on the planet where big cats reign and nature is at its most savage. Each of the seven species is closely profiled - with extraordinary, intimate natural behavior recorded with new high-tech night vision systems and super-slow-motion cameras. These are the incredible and unexpected stories of the world’s most charismatic predators: the big cats. Language: english [105 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Ammonite Films for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Martin Dohrn, Steve Burns, Jorge Franzini PRODUCER(S): Emma Fraser, Ingrid Kvale, Joe Loncraine DIRECTOR(S): Martin Dohrn CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Martin Dohrn, Jack Hynes, Nick Ball, Ingrid Kvale, Ralph Bower, Matthew Kingdon, Praveen Singh, Rakesh Rana, Romilly Spiers, Casey Anderson, Christian Muñoz-Donoso, Christiaan Muñoz-Salas, Moris Muñoz-Salas, Nick Turner EDITOR(S): Brock Carter, Martin Dohrn, Andi Campell-Waite, Rama Bowley WRITER(S): Martin Dohrn NARRATOR: Martin Dohrn OTHER CREDITS: Head of Production: Liz Thorp

The Secret Lives of Leopards

The Secret Lives of Pigs

20-0299 Animal Behavior Long-Form

20-0300 People & Nature Long-Form

Like most big cats, the leopard is a master of secrecy. It’s one of the hardest of all big cats to see, let alone observe. This is mainly because leopards need absolute invisibility to hunt. This is why they’re such good climbers and why they evolved to be so incredibly secretive. Language: English [36 minutes]

For five years, Norun Haugen went undercover in the Norwegian pig industry with a hidden camera. What kind of life did the pig have before ending up on your dinner plate? What Norun found during her undercover is very shocking. Language: Norwegian, with English subtitles [56 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Ammonite Films for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Steve Burns, Martin Dohrn, Jorge Franzini PRODUCER(S): Ingrid Kvale, Joe Loncraine DIRECTOR(S): Martin Dohrn CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Martin Dohrn, Jack Hynes, Ingrid Kvale, Matthew Kingdon, Praveen Singh, Rakesh Rana EDITOR(S): Brock Carter, Martin Dohrn, Rama Bowley WRITER(S): Martin Dohrn NARRATOR: Martin Dohrn OTHER CREDITS: Head of Production: Liz Thorp

PRODUCTION CO(S): Piraya Film II AS CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Wingman Media ApS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Bjarte Mørner Tveit, Torstein Grudet PRODUCER(S): Bjarte Mørner Tveit, Torstein Grude DIRECTOR(S): Ola Waagen CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Tore Vollan FNF, Ola Waagen, Joakim Hauge Vocke, Torstein Grude, Norun Haugen, Frank Nervik SOUND: Ola Waagen, Norun Haugen, Frank Nervik, Joakim Hauge Vocke, Bjørn Terje Kjørstad, Helge Holmen EDITOR(S): Joakim Schager, Anders Villadsen WRITER(S): Ola Waagen, Bjarte Mørner Tveit, Torstein Grude NARRATOR: Ola Waagen OTHER CREDITS: Co-Producer: Peter Engel

www.piraya.no

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Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Suite 700 Silver Spring MD 20910 USA

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Oddleiv Vik Piraya Film I AS Postboks 283 Sentrum, Stavanger 4002 Norway

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

(475) 111-6336 oddleiv@piraya.no

The Secret Lives of Tigers

The Secret of 1.5°C, Timber Building

THE SENTINELS

20-0301 Animal Behavior Long-Form

20-0302 Conservation Long-Form

20-0303 Non-Broadcast

Siberian tigers are the largest of all cats. In historic times, the tiger’s range was vast, covering much of Asia. Over the last century, they’ve experienced an almost total population crash, and at least 97% of those tigers have gone. Language: English [36 minutes]

The Secret of 1.5°C, Timber Building Solution to Save Planet from a Heat Dome. Buildings account for at least half the world’s carbon emissions. During the construction of a building, which includes the preparation and transportation of concrete and steel, carbon dioxide is emitted every instant energy is used. “If greenhouse gases are left unchecked, everything will be extinct by the end of this century.” While it may seem like “mass timber” construction could damage the environment, it is the most aggressive way to minimize carbon emissions. A groundbreaking and energy-efficient way to reduce our carbon footprint, the secrets of “mass timber” are revealed in this documentary. Language: Korean [54 minutes]

“Sentinels” are those who stand guard, watch over, and look ahead. Today, a new corps of sentinels is working to steward and defend many of America’s last intact landscapes from disappearing in a tidal wave of urbanization, encroachment, and land conversion. They fight for clean air, clear water, and the freedom to roam for both people and wildlife. These individuals also play a vital and unheralded role in protecting our national security. THE SENTINELS tells the inspirational stories of farmers, ranchers, and conservationists living, working, and training in our “Sentinel Landscapes” -- installations recognized for both exemplary ecological value and strategic military importance. The Sentinel Landscapes Partnership is a collaboration among the U.S. Department of Agriculture, Department of Defense, and Department of the Interior. This coalition works across conventional boundaries to strengthen military readiness, conserve natural resources, and bolster agricultural economies. Language: english [28 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Ammonite Films for CuriosityStream EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Steve Burns, Martin Dohrn, Jorge Franzini PRODUCER(S): Ingrid Kvale, Joe Loncraine DIRECTOR(S): Martin Dohrn CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Martin Dohrn, Ingrid Kvale, Matthew Kingdon, Nick Turner EDITOR(S): Brock Carter, Martin Dohrn, Rama Bowley WRITER(S): Martin Dohrn NARRATOR: Martin Dohrn OTHER CREDITS: Head of Production: Liz Thorp

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PRODUCTION CO(S): KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jaehong Park DIRECTOR(S): Jinhee Kim CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Jaebok Shin

PRODUCTION CO(S): Grizzly Creek Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Thomas Winston, Jaime Simon, Bruce Beard PRODUCER(S): Eric Bendick, Erika Share Megan Dougherty DIRECTOR(S): Eric Bendick CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Danny Schmidt, Phillip Baribeau, Dawson Dunning, Reid Morth Erika Share, Rick Smith DESIGNER(S): Andy Adkins EDITOR(S): Eric Bendick, Erika Share WRITER(S): Eric Bendick

http://news.kbs.co.kr/news/view. do?ncd=4320339

https://sentinellandscapes.org

Jorge Franzini CuriosityStream 8484 Georgia Ave, Ste 700 Silver Spring MD 20910-5619 USA

Minha Kang KBS (Korean Broadcasting System) KBS B.D. #13, Yeouigongwon-ro, Seoul 07235 South Korea

Eric Bendick Grizzly Creek Films 212 South Wallace Ave, Suite 301 Bozeman Montana 59715 U.S.A.

(301) 920-5909 Jorge.Franzini@curiosityStream.com

+82 106-341-8871 mhkang@kbs.co.kr

(401) 474-6161 ebendick@gmail.com

The Silent Forests

20-0304 Emerging Filmmaker

The Stork Saviours

20-0305 Global Voices, Engaging Youth & Family, Non-Broadcast, People & Nature LongForm

On the Pacific Island of Guam, a manmade ecological disaster has been building for the past 70 years. When a non-native species was accidentally introduced to the island in the 1950s, a chain of events was set in motion that has led to the nearcomplete erasure of Guam’s native forest birds. For the past 30 years, agencies across the island have been fighting tirelessly to prevent this tragic fate from being repeated elsewhere. But for the island itself, restoring these once thriving jungle habitats to their former glory is a seemingly impossible task. Language: English [21 minutes]

This documentary follows the initiatives of conservation biologist Purnima in two villages in Assam and her quest to involve community women in saving an endangered bird. The film cuts across many themes from women’s empowerment to wildlife conservation, a story out of India that must be told. Language: english [26 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): James Bateman DIRECTOR(S): James Bateman EDITOR(S): Raluca Petre

PRODUCTION CO(S): PSBT EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Rajiv Mehrotra, Tulika Srivastava, Ridhima Mehra PRODUCER(S): Rajiv Mehrotra DIRECTOR(S): Vijay Bedi & Ajay Bedi CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Vijay Bedi, Ajay Bedi SOUND: Ajay Bedi, Ajay Bedi EDITOR(S): Vijay Bedi Ajay & Dimple Bedi WRITER(S): Bahar Dutt NARRATOR: Andrea Matchett

The Story of Plastic 20-0306 Conservation Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Changing Planet LongForm, Editing, Writing, Feature THE STORY OF PLASTIC takes a sweeping look at the man-made crisis of plastic and the worldwide consequences it has on the health of our planet and those living on it. Spanning three continents, the documentary features engaging original animation and first-person accounts of the unfolding emergency, revealing the disastrous consequences of the flood of plastic smothering ecosystems and poisoning communities around the world -and the global movement rising up in response. Language: english [95 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Discovery Channel presents THE STORY OF PLASTIC, presented by The Story Of Stuff Project in association with React To Film EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Stiv Wilson, Coralie Charriol-Paul, Dennis Paul, Michael O’Heaney, Dianna Cohen, Co-Executive Producer Jackson Browne, Seven McDonald PRODUCER(S): Stiv Wilson, Megan Ponder, Kyle Cadotte, Deia Schlosberg DIRECTOR(S): Deia Schlosberg CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Deia Schlosberg, Director of Photography/Aerial Cinematography Melissa Lesh, Director of Photography Alex Tyson, Additional Camera Julian Miguel N. Hernandez, Additional Camera Miggy Hilario, Additional Camera Brett Chamberlin, Aerial Cinematography SOUND: Deia Schlosberg, Location Sound Melissa Lesh, Location Sound Julian Miguel N. Hernandez, Location Sound Miggy Hilario, Location Sound Alex Tyson, Location Sound, Eric Milano, Sound Designer Ray Sutton, Sound Designer - Animations Moises Garcia, Music Editor, Eric Milano, Re-recording mixer Josh Evans, Music Recorded and Mixed (by) EDITOR(S): Tony Hale, Editor Brian Wilson, Editor Deia Schlosberg, Additional Editor WRITER(S): Tony Hale Brian Wilson Deia Schlosberg Stiv Wilson

https://www.storyofplastic.org/

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Nicola Cowee National Film and Television School Station Road, Beaconsfield HP9 1LG United Kingdom

Vijay Bedi Bedi universal D 28 Rajouri Garden, New Delhi Delhi 110027 India

+44 014-947-31472 festivals2@nfts.co.uk

+91 981-146-6766 vijaybedi@gmail.com

Chris Walters Discovery Channel c/o Jessica Driscoll, Discovery, 850 Third Ave., 10th Floor New York NY 10022 USA (310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

The Tawaki Project

THE TIGER MAFIA

The Wildest Hunt

20-0307 Micro-Movie

20-0308 People & Nature Long-Form, Feature

20-0309 Conservation Short-Form

Dr Thomas Mattern introduces us to the diminutive and charismatic Fiordland crested penguin, living in New Zealand’s Milford Sound. His research program, The Tawaki Project, aims to learn more about the secret lives of these rarely-seen penguins. Language: English [3 minutes]

The magnificent tiger is one of the world’s most beloved, and threatened creatures. Filmmaker, Karl Ammann uncovers their illegal breeding in secret South East Asian tiger farms. His nine-year investigation exposes how body parts are harvested from both live and butchered tigers, and then traded for sale in China’s underground pharmaceutical and jewelry industries. Note: This is not the final version. The technical finishing is pending, i.e. grading, soundmix, sounddesign and small adjustments in the narration. It shoud be finished by the end of June. Language: chinese, english, vietnamese [88 minutes]

The Wildest Hunt joins two unlikely heroes on an expedition into the Alaskan Wilderness as they explore and discuss the value of the landscape they harvest food from. The 9.3 million acres of Tongass National Forest have some the last ancient old growth trees on earth and are home to sitka black-tailed deer and both brown and black bears. Those roadless areas are now under threat from industrial clear-cut logging and these hunters want to share why this place is worth more than just lumber. Language: english [9 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Braydon Moloney DIRECTOR(S): Braydon Moloney CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Braydon Moloney EDITOR(S): Braydon Moloney

PRODUCTION CO(S): HOOK Film PRODUCER(S): Laurin Merz DIRECTOR(S): Karl Ammann CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Karl Ammann, Phil Hattingh, Jean Schablin, Serge Vasiliev EDITOR(S): Christoph Senn WRITER(S): Karl Ammann, Laurin Merz

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Agency PRODUCER(S): Ben Hamilton DIRECTOR(S): Ben Hamilton CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Ben Hamilton EDITOR(S): Arthur Hurley

http://www.tawaki-project.org/

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https://www.backcountryhunters.org/take_ action#/

Braydon Moloney Braydon Moloney 21 Chisholm St, Swan Hill VIC 3585 Australia

Laurin Merz HOOK Film & Kultur Produktion GmbH Schˆneggstrasse 5, Zurich 8004 Switzerland

Ben Hamilton Wild Agency 2511 Ashton Village Dr., San Antonio TX 78248 USA

+41 400-283-341 braydon.moloney@gmail.com

+41 445-002-468 info@hook-film.com

(210) 865-8370 ben@wildagency.org

The World’s Only Albino Orangutan - Orangutan Jungle School

This Killer Fungus Turns Flies into Zombies | Deep Look

This Land

20-0310 Conservation Short-Form

20-0311 Animal Behavior Short-Form

20-0312 Emerging Filmmaker

Meet Alba, the world’s only known albino orangutan. Since being found stressed, dehydrated and caged in a small village in Borneo, this 5-year-old orphan is learning how to pick up the pieces, while trying to make new friends. Language: English [4 minutes]

Something is growing inside that fruit fly in your kitchen. At dusk, the fly points its wings straight up and dies in a gruesome pose so that a fungus can ooze out and fire hundreds of reproductive spores. Language: english [4 minutes]

Illegal marijuana growers take refuge in the vast wilderness of the west, reaping the benefits of the lucrative black market and leaving behind poisoned land, water, and wildlife in their wake. This Land journeys alongside scientists and law enforcement agents as they fight to restore public lands that have been ravaged by the growers, and return them to the wildlife from which they have been stolen. Language: English [16 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature EDITOR(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature WRITER(S): Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature NARRATOR: Surane Weerasinghe, Love Nature

PRODUCTION CO(S): KQED PRODUCER(S): Gabriela Quirós CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Josh Cassidy SOUND: Gabriela Quirós, Shirley Gutierrez EDITOR(S): Gabriela Quirós, Kia Simon EFFECTS: Kia Simon WRITER(S): Gabriela Quirós, Lauren Sommer NARRATOR: Lauren Sommer OTHER CREDITS: Craig Rosa, Series Producer Paul Rogers, Managing Editor Sue Ellen McCann, Executive-in-Charge, Science

PRODUCTION CO(S): University of the West of England EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Morgan Heim, Peter Venn PRODUCER(S): Madeleine Brunt DIRECTOR(S): Madeleine Brunt SOUND: Gary McIntrye OTHER CREDITS: BBC Mentor- Simon Blakeney

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2Jw5ib-s_I

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Surane Weerasinghe Omnia Media / Blue Ant Media 300 Corporate. Pointe, Suite #550 Culver City CA 90230 USA

Craig Rosa KQED 50 Beale St, 5th Floor, San Francisco CA 94105 USA

Madeleine Brunt University of the West of England 879 K Street, Arcata California 95521 United States

(917) 832-4019 surane.weerasinghe@blueantmedia.com

(415) 999-7188 crosa@KQED.org

(707) 296-0862 madeleinebrunt@yahoo.com

Tiger “descendants” work to rescue critically endangered Sumatran tiger

Tracking Black Bears

Tracking Rocky Mountain Lions

20-0313 Conservation Short-Form

20-0314 Engaging Youth & Family, People & Nature Short-Form

20-0315 Emerging Filmmaker

The villagers of Sekalak, Indonesia have co-existed peacefully with the critically endangered Sumatran tiger for generations. According to the village legend, they are all descendants of this big cat. But the landscape around the village is rapidly changing. Though there are an estimated 30 tigers living in the area, coal mines have been developing and creating roads deep into tiger territory. Tigers have been found and rescued in and around the mining sites.† Language: english [5 minutes]

Wildlife ecologist and National Geographic Explorer, Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant proves you can be a self-identifying “city girl” while pursuing passions in the forest. GPS-tracking, modeling natural habitats, and forecasting migratory patterns are all essential for her mission: studying black bears and their behavior around human areas. Rae exercises GIS tools in South Lake Tahoe where locals - humans and bears alike - are learning how to safely coexist. Language: english [8 minutes]

Tracking Rocky Mountain Lions is a journey deep into the snow-covered Rocky Mountains of Montana and Colorado to demystify how wildlife officials determine how many mountain lions live in the region. Their secretive nature makes determining the exact population size, a significant obstacle. Wildlife managers face the difficult task of preserving populations of mountain lions, while working within the needs and desires of the general public. Modern scientific technology and techniques are uncovering new insights on how mountain lions use habitat, kill their prey, and eke out a living in the harsh terrain of the Rocky Mountains. Language: english [14 minutes]

DIRECTOR(S): Een Irawan Putra CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Faizal Abdul Aziz EDITOR(S): Iman Nurhidayat OTHER CREDITS: Isabel Esterman, Manon Verchot

PRODUCTION CO(S): National Geographic Society EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Vanessa Serrao PRODUCER(S): Senior Producer, Mary Stephens Producer/Editor, Taylor Schuelke Field Associate Producer, Ashley Holmes Associate Producer, Sam Sheline Associate Production Manager, Carmen Radke DIRECTOR(S): Creative Director: Vanessa Serrao CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Korey Kaczmarek Additional Cinematography Parker Temple SOUND: Location Sound William Springstead, Chris Martin EDITOR(S): Taylor Schuelke OTHER CREDITS: Colorist Ted Snavely Researchers Maureen Walsh McGrath, Todd Georgelas Animation Daniel Walter, Ian Scott Additional Footage Colin Beadle, Getty Images, Glenna Aycock, iStock, Peter Houlihan, Placer County Sheriff Department, Rae Wynn-Grant, Tsalani Lassiter Chief Education Officer Vicki Phillips Vice President, Education Programs Kim Hulse Editorial Director Tyson Brown Project Manager Gina Borgia Program Manager Jeanna Sullivan Project Specialist Sarah Appleton Specialist Margot Willis Production Specialist Clinton Parks

PRODUCER(S): Clark DeHart DIRECTOR(S): Clark DeHart CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Clark DeHart, Rhett Barker, Annie Hart, Jessianne Castle SOUND: Clark DeHart, Clark DeHart EDITOR(S): Clark DeHart OTHER CREDITS: Special Thanks to: Colorado Parks & Wildlife, Montana Fish Wildlife & Parks, Mat Alldredge, Jamin Grigg, Kelly Proffitt, Neil Anderson, Molly Parks, Ryan Castle, Jessianne Castle, Cody Hensen, Aaron McNally, Dennis Aig, Montana State University

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Manon Verchot Mongabay A3 1203, Uniworld Gardens 2, Gurgaon 122018 India

Carmen Radke National Geographic Society 1145 17th Street NW, Washington DC 20036 United States

+91 956-006-2094 manon@mongabay.com

(202) 807-3504 caradke@ngs.org

Clark DeHart Montana State University Science and Natural History Filmmaking MFA Program 2220 Remington Way, Apt 221 Bozeman Montana 59715 USA (540) 818-3012 Clarkdehartwildlifefilms@gmail.com

Tracking the Peruvian Booby 20-0316 360° Storytelling

Along Peru’s desert coastline, the seabirds reign. Protected inside a national reserve network, guano birds like Guanay cormorants, Peruvian boobies and Peruvian pelicans can nest and rest undisturbed. These birds produce large quantities of guano, or poop, which is harvested commercially for use as fertilizer. For decades guano was big business - until fishing for anchovy became more profitable. These highly sought-after fish also happen to be the birds’ primary food source, leading to competition between the commercial fishery and the birds. To better understand how the two overlap, researchers are studying where Peruvian boobies go when they are at sea. Language: English [5 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): South Florida PBS EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Joyce Belloise PRODUCER(S): Alexa Elliott ART DIRECTOR(S): Norman Silva EDITOR(S): Charlotte Cushing

Transhumance - Routes of a disappearing life

Tribes on the Edge

20-0317

20-0318 People & Nature Long-Form, NonBroadcast

People & Nature Long-Form, Conservation Long-Form, Changing Planet Long-Form, Emerging Filmmaker, Cinematography For generations an Andalusian family has been living as nomadic herders, moving their animals across the country on foot and horse in the tradition of the Transhumance. The documentary follows them and their 3,200 animals along ancient routes, discovering a simple life determined by the rhythm of their animals while learning about their daily struggles, and slowly unveiling their dire future. Facing uncaring consumer habits and a system of unjust economics and misguided politics the herders are fighting for their own survival. Will they be able to keep up a lifestyle, that is more relevant now than ever before? Language: spanish [52 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Wanted Media Inc. EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tina Preschitz, Roger Calaf PRODUCER(S): Rene Bastian DIRECTOR(S): Tina Preschitz CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Sergi Iracheta, Josep Mao SOUND: Sergi Iracheta, Pablo Martin, Pablo Martin EDITOR(S): Oliver Szymczak WRITER(S): Tina Preschitz OTHER CREDITS: Toni Ruiz, Cristina Perez, Sherida Feldman

www.changingseas.tv

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Tribes on the Edge – an independent documentary by CauseCentric Productions, directed and produced by Céline Cousteau, explores the timely topics of land threats, health crises, and human rights issues of the Indigenous Peoples of the Vale do Javari, Brazilian Amazon, expanding the view to how this is relevant to our own lives. Tribes on the Edge has grown into movement driven by a passionate effort to enact tangible impact through campaign initiatives: Action, Communication and Education. More than a narrative of reality in the Amazon, Tribes on the Edge suggests the universal story of our human tribe and how our future is interwoven with each other and with nature. This is a story that invokes the critical importance of respect and care – for land, culture, and humanity. Our survival may depend on it.Language: english [78 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): CauseCentric Productions PRODUCER(S): Céline Cousteau DIRECTOR(S): Céline Cousteau CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Matt Ferraro, Çapkin Van Alphen, Brian Hall SOUND: Jay Shilliday EDITOR(S): Byron W. Thompson WRITER(S): Céline Cousteau, Joseph Kwong OTHER CREDITS: Colorist - Sean Wells

https://tribesontheedge.com

Alexa Elliott South Florida PBS 14901 NE 20 Ave, Miami FL 33181 USA

Tina Preschitz Wanted Media Carrer d’America 47-3, Barcelona 08041 Spain

CÈline Cousteau CauseCentric Productions 9 Benchmark Rd, Sherman CT 06784 USA

(305) 424-4185 aelliott@southfloridapbs.org

+34 683-323-273 tina@wanted-media.com

(646) 483-4232 celine@causecentric.org

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Ultima Patagonia

Under Cover - Every Body needs a Coat

Under The Pole: Deep Sea Corals of Polynesia

20-0319 Ecosystem Long-Form, Science in Nature Long-Form

20-0320 Writing, Editing

20-0321 Ecosystem Long-Form

In the channels of Patagonia, along the coast of Chile, the island of Madre de Dios, one of the planet’s last remaining unexplored wildernesses, is home to some real curiosities. A multidisciplinary scientific team (geologists, ethnologists, botanists, and zoologists) explore this outstanding site during their twomonth stay on the island, adhering to a very precise schedule. The physical commitment of the team members is extremely high Language: French (subtitled in English) [90 minutes]

From fur to feathers, from scales to shells - every creature has some form of characteristic outer layer. This not only determines the outward appearance of the creature, but also serves a number of different purposes that ensure both, the survival of the individual lifeform, and the species as a whole. Language: english [50 minutes]

The Under the Pole team is now heading for the South Pacific to explore the corals of the deep. Aboard the Why, in the company of biologist Laetitia Hédoin, they will study how these reefs function, with the hope of capturing on film the dazzling spectacle of the corals spawning. Thanks to aerial footage and underwater film gathered during dives of up to 150m in previously unexplored waters, they will reveal this fascinating underwater world. A human adventure at the heart of Polynesian culture, that reveals the evolution of the corals upon which the local population largely depends. Language: English [52 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): MC4 CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): ARTE France PRODUCER(S): Jean-Pierre Bailly, Stéphane Millière DIRECTOR(S): Gilles Santantonio WRITER(S): Marianne Cramer, Gilles Santantonio

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): A TERRA MATER FACTUAL STUDIOS PRODUCTION EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): SABINE HOLZER DIRECTOR(S): IVO FILATSCH CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): ADRIAN BAILEY, LUKE BARNETT, CHRISTIAN BAUMEISTER, RALPH BOWER, FRAZER BRADSHAW, MATTHIAS BREITER, LUCIANO CANDISANI, MARK CARROLL, ROD CLARKE, MARTYN COLBECK, SIMON DE GLANVILLE, LUIS DE MAIA, CRISTIAN DIMITRIUS, MARTIN DOHRN, RONAN DONOVAN, DAWSON DUNNING, KEVIN FLAY, RICHARD FOSTER, MIKE FRIED, ROLAND GOKL, JAN HAFT, THORALF GROSPITZ, LANCE HOLLAND, GRAHAM HORDER, MAX HUG-WILLIAMS, JACK HYNES, RUSSELL KAYE, RICHARD KIRBY, PHILIPP KLEIN, ALASTAIR MACEWEN, GRAHAM MACFARLANE, MICHAEL MALE, BRENDAN MCGINTY, HENRY MIX, MAX MOLLER, ROGER MUNNS, PETER NEARHOS, MARK PAYNE-GILL, BERHARD POPOVIC SOUND: STEFAN K. FIEDLER EDITOR(S): STEPHAN SILWESTER EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): IVO FILATSCH NARRATOR: CHRIS MORGAN

PRODUCTION CO(S): ZED CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Under The Pole Arte France EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Manuel Catteau PRODUCER(S): Floran Sax DIRECTOR(S): Vincent Perazio CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Victor Rault, Maxime Horlaville, Alec Magnan, Ghislain Bardout, Kevin Peyrusse, Julien Leblond, Franck Gazzola DESIGNER(S): Tugdual Birotheau, Graphic Designer SOUND: Christophe Millet EDITOR(S): Benoit Carriau, Simon Gadrey, Anna Brunstein, Victor Eymenier, Paolo Vincent WRITER(S): Vincent Perazio, Emmanuelle PériéBardout, Ghislain Bardout NARRATOR: David Gasman OTHER CREDITS: Imagine, English version Isabelle Laclau, Color correction nne-France Pélerin, Production manager

Anita Dupont ARTE France 8 rue Marceau, Issy Les Moulineaux 92130 FRANCE

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

LÈna El ShÈrif ZED 39 rue des Prairies, Paris 75020 France

+33 155-007-303 a-dupont@artefrance.fr

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

+33 153-099-872 marketing2@zed.fr

https://www.zed.fr/en/tv/distribution/catalogue/ programme/under-the-pole-5

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V-Day:Volcanic Planet

Vanishing Venezuela

Watch Bed Bugs Get Stopped in Their Tracks | Deep Look

20-0322 Earth & Sky Long-Form

20-0323 People & Nature Short-Form

20-0324 Science in Nature Short-Form

V-Day: Volcanic Planet explores the power and diversity of volcanoes across the globe with the latest scientific research at the Smithsonian Institution and in the field, using CGI graphics, and archive of the world’s greatest volcanoes. Language: English [51 minutes]

As their country falls apart, a hardy team of scientists in Venezuela is determined to transcend the turmoil to record what happens as the country’s last glacier vanishes. Language: english [13 minutes]

At night, these parasites crawl onto your bed, bite you and suck your blood. Then they find a nearby hideout where they leave disgusting telltale signs. But these pests have an Achilles’ heel that stops them cold. Language: english [4 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Channel, Pioneer Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Linda Goldman, David Royle, Thomas Viner, Jonathan Hewes

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Jeannie Ohm PRODUCER(S): Federica Narancio EDITOR(S): Federica Narancio OTHER CREDITS: Visual Journalists Jose Manuel Romero, Federica Narancio, Erika Rodriguez Motion Graphics Marshall Ritzel, Peter Hamlin Supervising Producer Jonathan Poet Creator Jon Fahey

PRODUCTION CO(S): KQED PRODUCER(S): Gabriela Quirós ART DIRECTOR(S): Zaldy Serrano CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Josh Cassidy SOUND: Gabriela Quirós , Shirley Gutierrez EDITOR(S): Gabriela Quirós, Kia Simon EFFECTS: Kia Simon WRITER(S): Gabriela Quirós, Lauren Sommer NARRATOR: Lauren Sommer OTHER CREDITS: Teodros Hailye, Animator Craig Rosa, Series Producer Paul Rogers, Managing Editor Sue Ellen McCann, Executivein-Charge, Science

https://apnews.com/WhatCanBeSaved

https://youtu.be/ToeWrGTGOOI

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Alicia Chang Associated Press 36 Hamilton Avenue, 6J Staten Island New York 10301 United States

Craig Rosa KQED 50 Beale St, 5th Floor, San Francisco CA 94105 USA

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

(917) 538-7854 achang@ap.org

(415) 999-7188 crosa@KQED.org

Watson

What Can Be Saved?

What Can I Eat? | The Diet to Save the Planet

20-0325 Conservation Long-Form, Feature

20-0326 Limited Series - Short

20-0327 Impact Campaign

Directed by award-winning documentarian Lesley Chilcott (An Inconvenient Truth, Waiting for “Superman”) and produced by Louis Runge, Watson chronicles Sea Shepherd founder Captain Paul Watson, who has dedicated his life to fighting for one thing; to end the slaughter of the ocean’s wildlife and the destruction of its ecosystems. Informative and moving, Watson blends contemporary interviews with Captain Watson, archival clips from his decades of activism, and spectacular underwater nature footage; all of which paint a portrait of a man willing to put his own life at risk in the quest to protect the oceans and marine life. Language: english [102 minutes]

Heroic efforts to revive ecosystems and save species are being waged worldwide, aimed at reversing some of humankind’s most destructive effects on the planet. “What Can Be Saved?” chronicles the ordinary people and scientists fighting for change against enormous odds -- and forging paths that others may follow. Language: english [77 minutes]

We’ve all heard the phrase you are what you eat’. But what really constitutes a healthy diet and, more importantly, a diet that’s good both for us and for the planet we live on? It doesn’t have to be confusing! With a few simple changes, what you eat can nurture your body and help protect the natural world. Language: english [5 minutes]

OTHER CREDITS: The Associated Press

PRODUCTION CO(S): Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH PRODUCER(S): Philip-Jaime Alcazar, Eva Schmidt, Katrin Blaß (Assistant Producer) DESIGNER(S): Jörg Eisenprobst (Graphics) SOUND: Stefan Fiedler EFFECTS: Sirna David-Lalic WRITER(S): Anouk Shad NARRATOR: Sophie Kozeluh

PRODUCTION CO(S): An Animal Planet, Participant Media and Terra Mater Factual Studios presentation of an Invented by Girls Production EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): JJeff Skoll, Diane Weyermann, Elise Pearlstein, Walter Köhler, Dinah Czezik-Müller, Erin Wanner PRODUCER(S): Louise Runge, p.g.a., Produced by Lesley Chilcott, p.g.a., Produced by Wolfgang Knöpfler, Producer DIRECTOR(S): Lesley Chilcott ART DIRECTOR(S): Heidi Adams, Production Design CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Logan Schneider, Director of Photography Cristian Dimitrius, Underwater Cinematographer and Drones Kathy Sangha, Additional Camera SOUND: Frank Gaeta, Sound Design/ Supervising Sound Editor Diego Gaeta, Sound Editor Jennifer Nash, Music Editor, James “Jim” Castro, Sound Mixer Erick “Rasta” Vargas, Sound Mixer Frank Gaeta, Re-recording Mixer Casey Stone, Score Mixer EDITOR(S): Greg Finton, ACE

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Back from the Brink (13 minutes) Vanishing Venezuela (13 minutes) A Country for Gorillas (9 minutes)

https://www.animalplanet.com/tv-shows/ watson/full-episodes/watson

http://apne.ws/UP6zUL1

Chris Walters Animal Planet c/o Katie Wilkins, 850 3rd Ave New York NY 10022 United States

Alicia Chang Associated Press 36 Hamilton Avenue, 6J Staten Island NY 10301 USA

Sirna David-Lalic Terra Mater Factual Studios GmbH Wambachergasse 2, Vienna 1130 Austria

(310) 779-7629 chris@awardsinsider.com

(917) 538-7854 achang@ap.org

+43 187-003-27611 office@terramater.at

What is a short-eared dog? Candid Animal Cam meets one of the most elusive mammals of the Amazon 20-0328 Animal Behavior Short-Form, Presenterled Candid Animal Cam is a bilingual (English and Spanish) video series that highlights the incredible biodiversity of our planet. Both the English and the Spanish episodes are hosted by biologist and writer Romi Castagnino. In the episode we’ve submitted, Romi introduces the audience to a rare wild creature from the Amazon -- the short-eared dog. Short-eared dogs are unique because unlike many other dog species across the world, this species does not live in packs. Feral dogs threaten the survival of these animals. Language: English [3 minutes] PRODUCER(S): Romi Castagnino EDITOR(S): Manon Verchot OTHER CREDITS: Sean M McHugh

Wild and Wool

Wild Cuba: A Caribbean Journey

20-0329 Animal Behavior Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form

20-0330 Ecosystem Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form, Cinematography, Editing, Original Music Score, Writing, Presenterled

Bighorn sheep, an icon of the American West, battle to survive as contact with infectious diseases carried by domestic sheep threaten these wild herds. The respiratory pathogen mycoplasma ovipneumoniae (M.ovi), while benign in their domestic sheep hosts, can present deadly complications for bighorn sheep and often lead to widespread pneumonia outbreaks and significant die-offs. Domestic sheep grazing on public land was an integral part of settling the western United States. However, as conservation efforts ramp to rebound bighorn populations, the wool industry, scientific community and wildlife advocates are at a crossroads. Wild and Wool documents a year-long look at a dedicated research team racing to understand the complexities and challenges of M.ovi, before the next outbreak devastates the charismatic species. Language: english [23 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Implement Productions CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Foss Media EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Gray Thornton PRODUCER(S): Frankie Foss DIRECTOR(S): Phillip Baribeau CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Phillip Baribeau, Adam Foss SOUND: William Lake Springstead EDITOR(S): Tony Hale, Brian Wilson WRITER(S): Phillip Baribeau OTHER CREDITS: Associate Producer: Charles Post Camera Operators: Yogesh Simpson Wes Overwold Danny Schmidt Mike Brown Illustrations: Jenny Nichols

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Wild Cuba: A Caribbean Journey is the ultimate special on the natural history of this remarkable island. Revealing enchanting animal behaviour set in stunning landscapes under the bluest skies in the Caribbean. Showcasing the wild magic of one of the Earth’s most intriguing countries, Emmy award-winning wildlife cameraman Colin StaffordJohnson takes viewers on an authored odyssey into the heart of the island. Language: english [58 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Crossing the Line Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Andrew Soloman, Holly Spearing, Roger Webb, Fred Kaufman, Bill Murphy, Dermot Horan, Perrine Poubeau, Alice Delvallé, Caroline Behar. Thierry Mino PRODUCER(S): Cepa Giblin, Ciara Baker, John Murray DIRECTOR(S): John Murray CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Domenico Pontillo SOUND: Paul Finan, Paul Finan EDITOR(S): Jamie Fitzpatrick WRITER(S): John Murray OTHER CREDITS: Presenter: Colin StaffordJohnson

www.ctlfilms.com

Manon Verchot Mongabay A3 1203, Uniworld Gardens 2, Gurgaon 122018 India

Phillip Baribeau Implement Productions 705 E Mendenhall St, Suite B Bozeman MT 59715 United States

Ciara Baker Crossing the Line Productions Barr an Uisce, Killincarrig Road Greystones Co Wicklow A96 N229 Ireland

+91 956-006-2094 manon@mongabay.com

(406) 539-8966 phill@implementproductions.com

+00 353-128-75394 ciarabaker@ctlfilms.com

Wild Horses

Wild Innsbruck

Wild Tales From the Farm: Hunkering Down

20-0331 Presenter-led

20-0332 People & Nature Long-Form, Emerging Filmmaker

20-0333 Audioscape

The Mustang is one of America’s most iconic animals: a symbol of the Old West, and of Freedom itself. Now tens of thousands of horses that live in the American wilderness across the west are battling for their very lives. Though not slaughtered in high numbers, a few decades earlier, these magnificent animals are hemmed in by government regulations- that restrict their numbers. Excess animals are rounded up with helicopters: splitting up tight-knit family groups and herd alliances. Now a concerned group of activists and scientists known as Return to Freedom is working with Gov’t and donors to provide homes for wild horses in special sanctuaries. Wildlife Biologist and National Park Conservation Director Dr. Niall McCann visits the RTF sanctuaries, Gov’t corrals and travels throughout Nevada and California to investigate this complex human-animal conflict story and discovers some once-in-a-lifetime encounters with these magnificent creatures. Language: english [45 minutes]

The film “Wild Innsbruck” leads viewers along an often poorly defined boundary between two worlds, describing the inevitable encounters between humans and animals in the Alpine region. We encounter chamois, ibex, stoats and ptarmigans, all of which are faced with changes in their habitats, with different effects from species to species. Stoats use corridors of artificial snow as their hunting ground for better camouflage. Chamois have discovered quarries as a new habitat, living between excavators and trucks. Sensitive species like rock ptarmigans, on the other hand, suffer from human disturbance. And then, just beyond the next ridge, Innsbruck’s mountains bedazzle us with astonishing wilderness and exciting behavior of wild animals. We get to witness the hatching of owlfly larvae, filmed for the first time. The documentary also boasts astonishing images of three different woodpecker species competing to feed off an ant colony on a single tree. Language: English [45 minutes]

Nestled within the Centennial Valley of Montana is the seemingly familiar setting of the great American Ranch. But within its sprawling land lies a secret world of intrigue, danger and death. This ranch, over a third bigger than the entire island of Manhattan, is home to some of America’s most epic, surprising and wild ranch animals. It’s ranching on the wild frontier. Here the interaction of the ranch animals and the wild residents is way more intense and deadly. Now new scientific discoveries are revealing this compelling world of animal behaviour as it’s never been seen before. This series will reveal life on the ranch from the animals’ point of view. We’ll experience it as they experience it, and discover a world far more dramatic than you could ever imagine. Language: English [51 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Wild Planet/Gryphon Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Peter von Puttkamer DIRECTOR(S): Peter von Puttkamer CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Todd Southgate SOUND: Pete Wonsiak EDITOR(S): Peter von Puttkamer WRITER(S): Peter von Puttkamer NARRATOR: Dr. Niall McCann OTHER CREDITS: Host- Dr. Niall McCann

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PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian Channel, Tailfeather Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tria Thalman, Lucy van Beek, David Royle

PRODUCTION CO(S): Centurioni Images EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Patrick Centurioni DIRECTOR(S): Patrick Centurioni CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Patrick Centurioni SOUND: Jack KItchen, Isobel Cope EDITOR(S): Franco Marco Avi WRITER(S): Patrick Centurioni NARRATOR: Grace Cheatle

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Peter von Puttkamer Wild Planet/Gryphon Productions 6779 Marine Dr., West Vancouver BC V7W2T1 Canada

Patrick Centurioni Centurioni Images Innrain 2/22, Innsbruck 6020 Austria

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

(310) 351-8177 gryphnonfilms@mac.com

(650) 922-7795 info@centurioni.com

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

Wild Tales From the Farm: Leaping into Life

WILD TOKYO

Wild_Life: The Big Freeze

20-0334 Animal Behavior Long-Form, Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0335 Ecosystem Long-Form, People & Nature Long-Form

20-0336 Limited Series - Short

It may be the largest, busiest, and most densely populated metropolitan area on Earth, but Tokyo’s 14 million residents share their home with an astonishing array of wildlife. From mesmerising jewel beetles and noble goshawks in the city’s shrine sanctuaries, to terns roosting on rooftops and redfin returning to the Tama River; and onwards to the mountainous forests of the Okutama where bears, monkeys and fox-like tanuki feast in forgotten orchards, this film reveals the power of nature in Japan’s capital city. Language: English [58 minutes]

Wildlife filmmaker Bertie Gregory brings us on a blizzard-filled adventure to the edge of the Canadian Arctic. Here, a unique group of hardcore animals have figured out a way to thrive. But our changing climate means their lives are changing faster than anywhere else on the planet. We’ll join Bertie as he walks with polar bears, gets into the middle of a wolf pack and dives under the sea ice with harp seals for a unique in-the-moment experience. His signature on camera commentary brings fresh perspective to wildlife storytelling and helps make an urgent environmental message resonate with the audience. Language: English [11 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): OSF, NHK, EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Masa Hayakawa, Caroline Hawkins PRODUCER(S): Steve Gooder DIRECTOR(S): Steve Gooder CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Robin Cox, Moritz Katz, Hiroyuki Kozako, Naoki Mitsuhama, Genki Yamada EDITOR(S): Dominic Lester NARRATOR: Toby Jones

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Thalia Mavros, Kate Coughlin, Whitney Johnson, Melissa Marks, Jenna Pirog. Christine Weber, Jeanine Butler PRODUCER(S): Berie Gregory, Katie Bauer Murdock CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Bertie Gregory, Spencer Milsap, Theo Jebbs SOUND: Roy Noy, Richard Lambert EDITOR(S): Raul Santos, Joe Bridgers WRITER(S): Raul Santos, Muriel Soenens, Katie Bauer Murdock OTHER CREDITS: Bertie Gregory - Host, Muriel Soenens - Series Producer

Isabelle Mills Smithsonian 1225 19th street NW, 2nd floor WASHINGTON District o 20036 United States

Yuki Yoshida NHK 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku,, Tokyo 150-8001 Japan

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

(202) 261-1279 isabelle.mills@smithsonianchannel.com

+81 354-556-053 m01614-festivals@li.nhk.or.jp

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

PRODUCTION CO(S): Smithsonian, Tailfeather Productions EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Lucy van Beek, Tria Thalman, David Royle

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Episodes - Wolf vs. Bear, Harp Seal

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Wild Life: The Big Freeze: Wolf vs. Bear

WILDLIFE - Island Pioneers: Canada’s Sea Wolves

WILDLIFE - Masters of the Plains: Pallas’ Cats

20-0337 Cinematography, Presenter-led

20-0338 Cinematography

20-0339 Animal Behavior Long-Form

British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest is as spectacular as the Amazon, but its rocky reefs, forested islands and tidal waters offer a bounty only for those who are able to access it. To make the most of their watery surroundings, the wolves that live here are as at home hunting on the open ocean as they are on land. Developing these unnatural skills doesn’t come easily, however, and a young wolf must follow in her parents’ footsteps if she is to survive. Language: English [50 minutes]

The Great Plains of Mongolia is a land of extremes, and its inhabitants must adapt to severe changes in temperature. None is more suited to this unforgiving environment than the Pallas’ cat. These unique animals are able to change their shape with the seasons. But even for top predators, life isn’t easy. Female Pallas’ cats must feed their growing families and pass on unique hunting techniques, as well as hiding skills, to ensure the young will make it to adulthood. Language: English [50 minutes]

EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Thalia Mavros, Kate Coughlin, Whitney Johnson, Melissa Marks, Jenna Pirog, Christine Weber, Jeanine Butler PRODUCER(S): Berie Gregory, Katie Bauer Murdock CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Bertie Gregory, Spencer Milsap, Theo Jebbs SOUND: Roy Noy, Richard Lambert EDITOR(S): Raul Santos, Joe Bridgers WRITER(S): Raul Santos, Muriel Soenens, Katie Bauer Murdock OTHER CREDITS: Bertie Gregory - Host, Muriel Soenens - Series Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK in Association with NHK ENTERPRISES in Cooperation with Win-K Corporation, Off the Fence EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Hiroshi Izu, Tetsunori Kikuchi, Allison Bean DIRECTOR(S): Mio Hoshino CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Moritz Katz EDITOR(S): Yuji Aoki, Bronwyn Harvey NARRATOR: Peter Venn

PRODUCTION CO(S): NHK in Association with NHK ENTERPRISES in Cooperation with Off the Fence EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Tomonori Take, Tetsunori Kikuchi, Allison Bean DIRECTOR(S): Ichiro Yamamoto CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Yasuhito Shimamura EDITOR(S): Nobuhito Sawamura, Bronwyn Harvey NARRATOR: Peter Venn

Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Yuki Yoshida NHK 2-2-1 Jinnan, Shibuya-ku,, Tokyo 150-8001 Japan

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

+81 354-556-053 m01614-festivals@li.nhk.or.jp

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Women on a Mission, Poachers to Peacekeepers

YAKTAL

Yarrow: The Virtues of Monochrome

20-0340 Micro-Movie

20-0341 Global Voices

20-0342 Micro-Movie

Josphine Ekiru, peacekeeper in Northern Kenya, has risked her life spearheading the battle against ivory poaching and defusing conflict between pastoralists. Language: english [3 minutes]

Yaktal was the ceremony of the Kaweskar when a whale grounded on a beach and brought abundant food and resources to the southern channels of Patagonia and this ancient canoe ethnic. The 3,000-mile boat journey goes deep into the last unexplored corner of Chile, the Taitao Peninsula, facing one of the hardest oceans and the unpredictable weather. Twenty days on the wild, uncommunicated, contrasting the astonishing nature richness and one of the biggest mysteries, the largest whale stranding ever recorded. Language: espanish [45 minutes]

PRODUCER(S): Katie Bryden DIRECTOR(S): Katie Bryden ART DIRECTOR(S): Katie Bryden CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Katie Bryden SOUND: Isaac Jones EDITOR(S): Katie Bryden OTHER CREDITS: Animator: Sofia Pashaei

PRODUCTION CO(S): Taital Producciones CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Picafilms EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Taitao Producciones PRODUCER(S): Andrés Pérez, Benjamín Molina, Francisco Molina DIRECTOR(S): Mateo Barrenengoa ART DIRECTOR(S): Francisca Costamaillere CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Mateo Barrenengoa, Juan Pablo Reyes, Cristobal Clement DESIGNER(S): Andrés Pérez, Mateo Barrenengoa SOUND: Mateo Barrenengoa, Juan Pablo Reyes Cristobal Clement EDITOR(S): Mateo Barrenengoa WRITER(S): Francisca Costamaillere NARRATOR: Paloma Hoyos

This short follows the creative process of fine art photographer David Yarrow as he steps ashore the mind-blowing wildlife scenes of South Georgia. Abraham Joffe ACS: “There are few places left in the world that you can find yourself immersed in such a spectacle of nature. The staggering sight of hundreds of thousands of penguins and seals, encircled by a cathedral of mountain peaks and hanging glaciers would leave even the most jaded person in total awe. As David says in the film, you can really become quite dumb-struck by the sensory overload and it can be hard to know where to start. What made it even more special is the fact that we had this place all to ourselves for several days. For our team, the aerials we documented were particularly rewarding. We went through the very involved process of gaining official permission to conduct drone operations on South Georgia’s beaches. Understandably, these areas are home to sensitive breeding rookeries and it was of utmost importance that we had no impact. This extremely rare access gifted us the most powerful drone footage we’ve ever captured and I think add tremendously to the final film. David was there with a big challenge, to capture singular frames that would somehow do justice to what we were witnessing . In some ways, our task as filmmakers seemed less daunting. As the medium of film is almost always a visual assembly, we could gather numerous shots to bring the story of David’s creative process to life. Language: English [5 minutes] PRODUCTION CO(S): Untitled Film Works PRODUCER(S): Louis Cooper Robinson DIRECTOR(S): Abraham Joffe ACS, Dom West CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Abraham Joffe ACS, Dom West EDITOR(S): Lorna-Jean Bradley EFFECTS: Vanderlei Santana OTHER CREDITS: Colour Grade: Luciano Marigo-Spitaleri

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yaktal.online

https://untitledfilmworks.com.au/yarrow-thevirtues-of-monochrome/

Katie Bryden Conservation International 2011 Crystal Drive, #600 Arlington VA 22202 United States

AndrÈs PÈrez Taitao Producciones Camino Mirasol 1332, Santiago Metropolit 7591279 Chile

Lorna-Jean Bradley Untitled Film Works 23 Nelson St, Annandale NSW 2038 Australia

(908) 458-2014 kbryden@conservation.org

+56 997-014-468 andres@la-montana.cl

(041) 068-4985 lj@untitledfilmworks.com.au

Yellowstone Live: Baby Boom

Youth Unstoppable

Yukon : In Quest of Caribous

20-0343 Ecosystem Long-Form

20-0344 Engaging Youth & Family

20-0345 Ecosystem Long-Form

After a long, hard winter, a wild baby boom is in full swing and the great thaw is transforming rivers into raging torrents. From the eruptions of Old Faithful spectacular wolf packs raising the next generation of pups, huge grizzlies fattening up after their long hibernation, Yellowstone Live will give National Geographic viewers an unprecedented view of one of the world’s greatest wild theaters. Language: English [60 minutes]

Youth Unstoppable follows the evolution of a global network of youth refusing to let their future slip away. From age 15 till now, Slater Jewell-Kemker takes us to the front lines of the Global Youth Climate Movement. Language: english [87 minutes]

Kim Pasche is an experimental archeologist. He’s able, without any modern equipment and with a minimum of tools, to live in complete autonomy in one of the wildest areas on our planet: the Yukon. He has choosen this region to start his new adventure, discovering the Gwich’in Indians, people who have been treading this land for 15,000 years. He will be accompanied by Stan, tracker and hunter since always, and guardian of the memory of his people. In total autonomy, they will live in the wild and follow in the footsteps of the animals that ensured the survival of the Gwich’in. Language: english [53 minutes]

PRODUCTION CO(S): Plimsoll Productions in association with Berman Productions Inc. for National Geographic EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Al Berman, James Smith, Martha Holmes, Andrew Jackson, Grant Mansfield, Kevin Tao Mohs PRODUCER(S): Stuart Armstrong, Victoria Webb, Kate Laurie DIRECTOR(S): Joe Demaio CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Marc Bloomgarden, Chad Smith, Rob Vuona, Mark Whitman, Jo Charlesworth, Doug Gardner, Jeff Hogan, Brandon Navratil, Johnny Rogers, Rick Smith, Scott Tibbles, Mark Yates, Sue Gibson, Bob Poole SOUND: Andy Hawley, Greg Picard, Dave Ruddick, Ellie Williams, , Al Centrella EDITOR(S): Adrian Gooch, Jack Johnston, Gianni Townsend OTHER CREDITS: Josh Elliott - Host, Chris Packham - Host, Jenna Wolfe - Roving Reporter, Drew Jones - Supervising Producer

PRODUCTION CO(S): Scythia Films EXECUTIVE PRODUCER(S): Donald Ranvaud, Giulia Camilla Braga, Kathy Eldon, Adrian Grenier, Evan Ferrante, Amy Smart, Andrew Alexander, Anna Getty, Sarah Fenn, Kate Kemker, Rita Stern Milch PRODUCER(S): Slater Jewell-Kemker, Daniel Bekerman, Wendy Jewell DIRECTOR(S): Slater Jewell-Kemker CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Josh Ary, Ian Mackenzie, Shashank Shrestha, Jamal Solomon, Chloe Ellingson, Wendy Milette, Dustin Rabin EDITOR(S): Nick Taylor, Mike Munn, Matt Lyon WRITER(S): Slater Jewell-Kemker, Daniel Bekerman, Wendy Jewell NARRATOR: Slater Jewell-Kemker

PRODUCTION CO(S): Bonne Pioche Télévision CO-PRODUCTION CO(S): Arte France PRODUCER(S): Alexandre Soullier DIRECTOR(S): Nicos Argillet and Kim Pasche CINEMATOGRAPHER(S): Nicos Argillet DESIGNER(S): Jean-Baptiste Delorme SOUND: , Bonne Pioche Music EDITOR(S): Marc-Antoine Payen WRITER(S): Nicos Argillet, Kim Pasche and Marion Desquenne NARRATOR: Kim Pasche

https://www.youthunstoppable.com

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Jessica Latiolait Nat Geo WILD National Geographic, 1145 17th Street NW Washington District o 20036 United States

Sinclair Gwilliams Scythia Flims 213 Glen Road, Toronto Ontario M4W 2X2 Canada

Virginie Valente Duarte Bonne Pioche 188 rue de la Roquette, Paris 75011 France

(661) 904-0811 Jessica@awardsinsider.com

(416) 704-5754 sinclair@scythiafilms.com

+33 149-294-600 v.valenteduarte@bonnepioche.fr