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Wildlife Cinematography

From Still Frames to Moving Stories

Now that you have the understanding of wildlife photography — the art of telling a story in one or several frames — it’s time to take the next step. Let’s explore how to transfer those visual storytelling skills to the world of motion picture.

Our Wildlife Cinematography Storytelling Program is designed to guide you through the complete journey of creating powerful wildlife films — from the first spark of an idea to the final, emotionally resonant sequence on screen.

You’ll learn how to prepare for a wildlife expedition, understanding not just the creative process, but also the vital logistics that ensure success in the field. We’ll cover health and safety in remote environments, helping you navigate the challenges of working in wild, unpredictable conditions.

Once in the field, you’ll gain the skills to capture moving pictures that feel alive — mastering techniques of framing, light, sound, and timing. You’ll discover how to anticipate wildlife moments, developing the patience and intuition to be ready when behavior unfolds before your lens.

Most importantly, you’ll learn to craft character-led sequences — stories that reveal the lives, struggles, and triumphs of wild animals as individuals, not just subjects.

By the end of the program, you’ll have the tools and confidence to tell stories that move audiences — stories that inspire awe, empathy, and action for the natural world.

Join us, and take your storytelling from still to cinematic. The wild is waiting — and so is your next great story.

Our Cinematography program is made possible through the partnership between ClementWild Limited and RED Digital Cinema.

Meet our 2025-2026 Cinematography Mentors

All our mentors are accomplished Cinematographers whose insight will bring a great blend of different skill sets, styles, approaches and artistic interpretations of wildlife subjects.

Clement Kiragu

Clement is an Award-Winning Wildlife Photographer, Photo Expedition Tour Leader and a National Geographic Explorer from Kenya. MORE ABOUT CLEMENT...

A few Natural History Film Projects that Clement has contributed to.
Andrew Mageto


Andrew 'MAGZ' Mageto has established himself as a highly sought-after cinematographer in Kenya and the broader East Africa region, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Motion Picture Medium from A.F.D.A Film School in Cape Town, South Africa, Mageto prides himself on his multifaceted creativity, adeptly wearing various hats as needed.
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For more of Magetos work visit www.andrewmageto.com