Dates confirmed for 2012 Wildscreen Festival09/12/2011

Date for your diary - Wildscreen Festival 2012 Sunday 14 - Friday 19 October 2012, Bristol, UK The Wildscreen Festival is the world’s largest, most international and most prestigious wildlife and environmental film festival. Held in Bristol, UK since 1982, the Wildscreen Festival has helped nurture and shape the natural history filmmaking industry as we know it today – providing the finest platform for exchanging ideas, sharing best practice, showcasing productions, and offering ...
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Presenting Wildscreen Festival 2010...30/11/2010

Email not displaying correctly? Download the images or view it in your browser: http://us1.campaign-archive.com/?u=722a3ad7755a24108f2cd402e&id=758099811f&e=[UNIQID] PRESENTING WILDSCREEN FESTIVAL 2010... ...the world’s largest, most prestigious and influential event for the wildlife and environmental filmmaking industry. For almost 30 years the Wildscreen Festival has remained true to its founding principles and celebrating and promoting excellence within the wildlife media arena, ...
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Wildscreen welcomes Lost Land of the Tiger’s Dr George McGavin01/10/2010

-Sir Peter Scott Lecture- Tuesday 12 October, from 19.00, Wills Memorial Great Hall, University of Bristol. Followed by drinks and supper for Festival delegates at Bristol City Museum. The Sir Peter Scott event is a high point of every Festival, and this year we have the pleasure of welcoming Lost Land of the Tiger presenter Dr George McGavin. We are inviting questions in advance of the event. Please send them, together with your name, to info@wildscreen.org.uk. Alongside George ...
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Wildscreen delegate and free public event programme confirmed!22/09/2010

--Download the at-a-glance festival programme-- Check out our easy to read pdf version of the Wildscreen delegate schedule with times and locations of more than 100 events taking place during festival week (Sunday 10 - Friday 15 October 2010). Link: http://gallery.mailchimp.com/722a3ad7755a24108f2cd402e/files/WildscreenFestival2010_schedule.pdf -Sir Peter Scott Lecture attracts top line up-- From 19.00, Wills Memorial Great Hall, University of Bristol Followed by drinks and supper ...
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Wildscreen programme of events now available26/08/2010

You can now view a daily schedule of the 150+ talks, debates, film screenings, training workshops and social events. Keep checking the Festival website over the coming weeks as we add more details of speakers, sessions and trade show exhibitors. Highlights of the programme include: "The Moment My Heart Stopped!" Hosted by Alastair Fothergill, the opening night event features some of the dramatic adventures wildlife filmmakers have faced… all in the line of duty! High adventure, ...
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Wildscreen workshop registration now open19/08/2010

Workshop registration now open Full details of all Wildscreen's training workshops at this year's Festival are now available at http://www.wildscreenfestival.org/index.php?pageid=346&parentid=349 Wildscreen is fortunate to be able to call on the expertise and professional support of some of the best people in the business. Their generosity means that we are able to offer unrivalled opportunities for delegates to gain, hone and improve their wildlife film know-how. Wildscreen is ...
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Outline of Wildscreen's 2010 programme unveiled12/08/2010

The outline of the 2010 Wildscreen Festival programme has been launched. More than 150 events and film screenings will take place during the Festival week with speakers including: Frank Ash, BBC Training and Development Liz Bonnin, television presenter Clark Bunting, President, Discovery Channel Steve Burns, Executive VP of Content, National Geographic Channel Jamie Crawford, television presenter Geoff Daniels, VP of Global Development & Regional Production, National Geographic ...
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Wildscreen's early bird deadline extended until Friday13/07/2010

To register for October's Wildscreen Festival, book now at the festival website and save £135 off the normal price for another four days. http://www.wildscreenfestival.org/index.php?pageid=342&parentid=313 -Festival programme takes shape- During the festival week, an unrivalled range of the industry's top professionals give up precious time to share their hard-won skills and knowledge with others in the programme of training workshops. Wildscreen offers workshops at a fraction of the ...
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Wildscreen early bird registration deadline approaches02/07/2010

=ONE WEEK LEFT TO GET YOUR EARLY BIRD DELEGATE PASS= If you are planning to attend the 2010 Wildscreen Festival you only have a week left to take advantage of the early bird delegate registration deadline and benefit from a £135 saving off the full delegate rate. Book your ticket now to take advantage of the early bird rate: http://www.wildscreenfestival.org/index.php?pageid=342&parentid=313 £460 Early bird rate (payment must be received by 9 July) £595 Full price rate (for all ...
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Wildscreen 2010 finalists announced14/06/2010

We are delighted to unveil the names of the 58 productions that will compete for this year's coveted Panda Awards. It was another bumper year for the competition with 446 entries from 45 countries, with the new 'Best Short Film' category proving particularly popular. The 2010 Panda Awards will be presented at a gala awards ceremony held during the Festival week where 650 leading industry figures will gather together to celebrate and applaud the winning films. Read the full list of ...
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