Activities· Talks & Workshops
Wild Women Live
Female presenters, filmmakers and camera operators from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and National Geographic share stories of filming wildlife around the world, from tigers to sharks. For nature lovers curious about how the films get made.
Key information
- When
- Thursday 29 April
- Where
- Exeter Northcott TheatreStocker Road, EX4 4QBMore at this venueMap
- Price
- £36.50
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About this event
What does it take to stand metres from a tiger, dive with sharks, camp in predator territory, or film in some of the planet’s most unforgiving environments?
Step into an unforgettable evening with the extraordinary women behind some of the world’s most-loved wildlife documentaries. From the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, Sky and National Geographic, these acclaimed presenters, filmmakers, camera operators, and storytellers take to the stage to reveal the remarkable stories, adventures, and experiences.
Think you know what a wildlife filmmaker looks like? Think again.
From sweltering jungles and frozen Arctic landscapes to Britain’s own coastlines and countryside, these women have captured the beauty, drama, and hidden stories of the natural world with courage, passion, and skill.
Join them for an inspiring, moving, and breathtaking evening revealing what it really takes to bring wildlife to life on screen.
