We work hard to photograph and film beautiful wildlife, but so often the ones who lead us into a story are the people being affected or those human who are doing the hard work. This virtual workshop will go over how to approach tying in the human element with the wildlife stories we tell, from interviews to expeditions, and will touch on ethics, establishing relationships, and filming choices.
Sara Matasick is a wildlife camerawoman who has worked on documentary productions around the world, filming wildlife and people on land and sea, while home is in Seattle, Washington. She films mostly long-lens, drone and sync actuality, and is also a deep sea video engineer filming with ROVs. Sara has a BSc in wildlife ecology and a MA in wildlife filmmaking.
This workshop is on Sunday, August 30th at 10AM PST / 1PM EST Zoom.
This workshop is for girls and female-identified youth ages 13-18. We do make age exceptions for motivated students. This workshop is free.
Fill out the form below to register. After registration, please remember to have a parent/guardian to fill out the liability waiver. If a participant is 18 or over, please fill out all the forms yourself. These waivers are mandatory to attend.