Hello, I'm a conservationist and environmental presenter from Sweden but I reside in Australia since 2001. I'm looking for new opportunities as a presenter for conservation and nature documentaries.

I’m recuperating with a slow morning under the sheets. I’m pondering writing. Why I write. What my expectations are for the work I do. This is strictly from an energy conservation/minimalist POV (on writing):

1. It’s like breathing, but with your imagination.

2. When I’m writing, I create a window onto the world. When I’m finished, I need to create a door.

There you go. I did say it was a slow morning!

Hi there. I've just finished writing my screenplay for a short film/pilot involving the Rainbow Railroad. I have many other ideas for docs as well as finishing off an adventure novel featuring 2 badass women. My background in wildlife conservation and investigations among other things provides lots of material. Love this group and the opportunities to collaborate. Cheers

My good friend animator Aaron Blaise has completed his hand drawn short SNOW BEAR. It's making the festival rounds and winning awards left and right. Will no doubt be an Oscar contender this year. The thing that is amazing is that he did all of the animation (character and efx) and backgrounds himself. He has some friends and family help him paint it. But otherwise it's a one-man show.

This and the feature Oscar winner last year, FLOW are proof it can be done without the studio fat cats.

Check out the trailer, behind the scenes and where you can see it at a festival near you here:

https://snowbearshort.com/

Also, he's partnered with Polar Bears International and the National Parks Conservation Association—two organizations dedicated to protecting our planet’s most treasured habitats and wildlife. They are supporting the film, and in turn Aaron is supporting them with donations and awareness. The way all stories should.

TBA: I will be involved as a keynote speaker on hand discussing topics such as: saving money, energy conservation and greening in the entertainment business.

My passion is creating wildlife films about endangered species. However, I support that very expensive habit by working with other filmmakers to create communications packages for them to market and launch their films. For those of you who love the film process but don't have a clue about developing the rest of a 360 degree platform, I also do that, creating web extensions and marketing multipliers that make your project more attractive. Client experience includes Evergreen Films and MPH Entertainment in LA. I also co-founded BLUE Ocean Film Festival, the world's leading ocean film and conservation event. If you love ocean films, join us in September in Monterey!

Hi there! I'll get straight to it.

I'm a voiceover and on camera/theatre trained actor and here's where I name drop Second City Toronto for my improv play-because improv is play not work right?

However along with this, I'm in the middle of writing a kick a$$ adventure novel involving international wildlife trafficking and a lost Mayan city. This is going to be spun into 2 versions of a video game-1 educational and the other pure adventure.

The way I'm writing the novel shows how easily it will be turned into a movie. My background includes living in Latin America playing in the jungles and doing wildlife conservation work with sea turtles among other creatures. I've written a short doc based on the murder of one of our researchers Jairo Mora Sandoval and am looking to get it produced, so any ideas around that would be great. My voiceover work includes original characters with dialogue that I write, as well as training in video games and narration. I've been fortunate to train with some of the best teachers like Andrea Toyias, Mark Estdale, Pat Fraley and others.

This is a great site with so much talent and I hope to be able to work with some of you soon.

Cheers

BillieD