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Jake Willers interviews wildlife filmmakers to hear their personal career stories, get advice and inspire others to achieve their wildlife filmmaking goals.
If you're looking for a way to learn faster and gain the insights to propel you into a career in wildlife filmmaking either in front or behind the camera then this is for you.
Communicate, contemplate and collaborate on all things that are natural history filmmaking.
Jake is a TV presenter, Award Winning Filmmaker and Host of theĀ Behind the Wild Lens Podcast.Ā He has traveled to 38 countries and filmed in some of the most inhospitable places on earth. Having grown up on a wildlife park that he managed for many years, Jake gained a wealth of experience and a passion for the natural world, which he now injects into his filmmaking.
Jake has hosted 30 wildlife shows, which have enjoyed success in 147 countries and been translated into 25 languages, working with channels including National Geographic Channel International, Nat Geo Wild, and Channel FIVE, UK. In 2007 Jake moved from Cambridge, England to the US and formed NineCaribou Productions, LLC a production company dedicated to expanding people's knowledge of wildlife and the world around us.
Most recently Jake filmed urban black bears in North America for a sequence in the BBC's Planet Earth III, Humans episode which was released in November 2023.
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