
In this episode, Jen Ritchie interviews wildlife cinematographer Jocelyn Stokes about her impactful work in conservation and her all-women film team.
| Wildlife Conversations with Jocelyn Stokes, Episode 48 | In this episode I welcome Jocelyn Stokes, an internationally celebrated wildlife cinematographer with over a decade of experience filming endangered species in some of the world’s most remote wilderness regions. She is known for capturing never-before-seen wildlife behavior and stories of conservation in action. Her work has been narrated by Sir David Attenborough on BBC Earth; featured by PBS NATURE, National Geographic, Mongabay and the Smithsonian. Her passion for making films that focus on conservation solutions has resulted in award-winning films and collaborations with leading environmentalists, including Dr. Jane Goodall. __________ WHERE TO FIND JOCELYN Website: https://www.jocelynstokes.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/wildandstoked/ YouTube: @Wildandstoked In Her Nature | PBS Nature: https://www.inhernature-docuseries.com/ __________ WHERE TO FIND JEN Website: https://jenlritchie.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenlritchie/ and https://www.instagram.com/wildlifeconversationspodcast/ Support the podcast: https://jenlritchie.com/support/ Grab my free guide and join the email list for upcoming…
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