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True Stories, Real Impact.

Telling stories that protect Wildlife, Communities and Culture.

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Conservation

Human Stories

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Wildlife

Featured Projects

  • A wild elephant being rescued by two men in a grassy field in Rwanda, with trees and hills in the background.

    Saving Rwanda's Wild Project

    This documentary highlights a decade of wildlife conservation in Rwanda, showcasing efforts to save endangered species, preserve ecosystems, and empower communities.

  • A woman with natural hair smiling in a hair salon wearing a yellow apron.

    PROMOST Project

    PROMOST aims to promote market-oriented skills training and bridge the gap for skilled workers in the region. Creating opportunities for graduates in the job market and the e-mobility sector in Rwanda.

  • Aerial view of Rugezi Marsh with grassy banks and a narrow waterway, two boats with people fishing or navigating, surrounded by green marshland and tufts of tall grass, National Geographic branding.

    Rugezi Marsh Unveiled Project

    Led by a team of Rwandan researchers, the film highlights the comprehensive biodiversity survey conducted at Rugezi Marsh, a unique wetland in the northern province of Rwanda.

  • Children participating in a trivia competition outdoors, sitting at a table with a sign that reads 'UMUSAMBI Trivia Competition', with a green, leafy background.

    Umusambi Trivia Competition Project

    A fun quiz show that encourage kids to play with a purpose and inspire them to protect wildlife and wildplaces.

  • Silhouette of a man walking outdoors with hills and cloudy sky in the background, overlaid with the word 'RANGER' in large red letters.

    Paul, The Guardian Project

    Paul, a dedicated community ranger fights to protect Rugezi Marsh, not with force, but with conversation.

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How We Bring Stories to life

  • We produce short and long‑form documentary films that explore conservation, community, and cultural stories with depth and care. Our process prioritizes research, time in the field, and close collaboration with local voices to ensure stories are told accurately and responsibly.

    This includes feature documentaries, short films, and narrative projects for mission-driven organizations and partners worldwide.

  • We document real work as it happens, conservation projects, research expeditions, community programs, and institutional activities on the ground.

    This includes photography, video, and drone work captured in the field, often in remote or challenging environments.

  • We create short, clear videos that help organizations explain what they do and why it matters. These are used for advocacy, fundraising, education, and public communication.

    This includes motion graphics and animations.

  • We occasionally collaborate on projects outside the conservation sector, including institutional films, real estate narratives, and event documentation. We take on this work selectively, prioritizing projects that align with our storytelling approach and allow space for thoughtful, well-crafted narratives.