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Wild Isles

Synopsis

Our planet is full of life. From vast oceans to wide-open skies, the diversity of life here seems infinite. But one of those here on earth has been changing the balance for all of its residents.
Yet this is a story of hope.
Meet the people and communities who are making a difference and showing us the way to a brighter, wilder future. Restoring our natural world and restoring our faith in humankind across Britain's WILD ISLES.

Details

Year
2022
Type of film
Features
Running time
92 min
Director
Jon Cleave 1st Feature
Producer
Jon Cleave, Paris Palmer
Editor
Julie Wild
Screenwriter
Jon Cleave, Lucy McIntosh, Julie Wild
Director of Photography
George Morris, Greg Dennis
Sound
Scott Marshall (Sound Supervisor and Re-Recording Mixer - Post Production), Jon Cleave (Sound Op on location)
Composer
John Elliott
Principal cast
David Sexton, Howard Wood OBE, Dr. Isla Hodgson, Richard Shucksmith, Joe Bestwick, (narrator) Caroline Ford
Online Editor/Colourist
Simon Pearson
Assistant Editor
Andrew Chambers
Associate Producer
James Cleave
Voice Over Recording Studio
750mph Ltd - Martin Critchley and Marcin Pawlik
Quality Control
Fifty Fifty Post, Liz Hayward
Talent Executive
Lisa Douglas
Talent Agent
United Agents - Kate Davie

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