Leading universities & institutions are thrilled to host screenings of my films.
Leading universities & institutions are thrilled to host screenings of my films. I lead interactive, educational discussions and share insight from my experiences as a film director in biologically-diverse places like Borneo and the Indonesian Archipelago.
Explore A Screening
I would definitely recommend working with Jocelyn to arrange a film screening for your institution or organization!
- Tara, L&C Events Director
featured film
A wildlife conservation campaign and documentary film directed by Jocelyn Stokes that shares the story of the world’s smallest bear and the plight of its survival.
As an official selection of the Wildlife Conservation Film Festival, the documentary is working to inform a global audience about the conservation of Bornean sun bears and their home in the oldest rainforests on Earth.
In light of current times, virtual screenings of “Survival of the Sun Bears” along with virtual Q & A sessions are available.
To produce this film, Jocelyn spent a year documenting the extraordinary behaviors of sun bears and other unique wildlife in the rainforests of Borneo.
The film covers the ecology of sun bears in a rainforest ecosystem. It also covers the threats sun bears face as an endangered species.
This film shares how we can all play a part in their conservation and the protection of their rainforest habitat.
featured event
"The Survival of the Sun Bears screening was one of the first events we did when we moved to a virtual model. Now after many months of offering online events, I think it was one of our most successful events. It was both educational and fun!"
- Tara McIrvin,
Lewis & Clark Associate Director of Alumni and Student Engagement
featured event
"We showed Survival of the Sun Bears to a very special audience! This film skillfully combines science and personal reflection and brought all together in a new appreciation of this unique species and those who work tirelessly to save it. “
- Michele Justice, Director of International Programs,
Oregon State University
"Jocelyn's passion for conservation is evident and inspiring!"
- Tara, L&C Events Director
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
