I work internationally with conservation-focused nonprofits, social enterprises, B-Corps and environmental agencies to tell their story through award-winning films that expand their audience and their funding.
My interactive film screening hosted by leading universities & academic institutions allow me to bring my experiences of filmaking in bio-diverse regions, like the Indonesian Archipelago, to highly-captivated and engaged audiences worldwide.
In collaboration with other internationally renowned, award-winning filmmakers, we produce natural history documentaries that screen in public broadcasts and film festivals worldwide.
Jocelyn is a cinematographer, wildlife biologist and producer with a decade of experience filming endangered species in some of the world's most remote wilderness locations. Her technical skills in long lens shooting, gimbal work and drone operation to capture unique natural history sequences have led to award-winning conservation films.
Jocelyn's passion for making films that focus on wildlife conservation solutions has resulted in collaborations with leading environmentalists and conservation organizations, as well as, Mongabay, BBC, National Geographic, International League of Conservation Photographers, and Smithsonian.
As a filmmaker, I have contributed to National Geographic, the BBC, Mongabay.com, The United States Embassy of Malaysia, Health in Harmony, Common Seas, Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, Raleigh International, Bear Trust International, Sabah Wildlife Department, Future Alam Borneo and Borneo Futures.
Email: Wild.Film@JocelynStokes.com
