DO YOU HAVE A WILDLIFE STORY THAT SHOULD BE IN A DOCUMENTARY?

BBC Natural History Unit underwater film-maker, Ellen Husain, is attending the 19th Biennial Conference on the Biology of Marine Mammals and would love to hear about your spectacular, unexpected and intimate stories of animal behaviour.

Ellen is here until Thursday to meet as many people and hear as many ideas as possible. Please get in touch at US cell phone number below or by email.

SURVIVAL
‘Survival’ is a high-end ‘blue chip’ wildlife series from the BBC Natural History Unit, following in the footsteps of series such as PLANET EARTH, LIFE, and FROZEN PLANET.  Employing the world’s best cinematographers and latest camera technology we will seek to capture the most spectacular wildlife footage on the planet. This is to be the next big wildlife series from the BBC, to be aired in 2014.

WHAT IS A GOOD IDEA?
Good documentary story ideas need to be able to be seen and told visually, but aside from that they are highly varied – think of all the films you’ve seen in the past, and the diversity of subjects, think of what you've seen in the field - could you imagine this in a film?

ELLEN HUSAIN
Is a BBC Underwater filming specialist and would love to hear your amazing animal behaviour ideas, if you're not sure get in touch for a quick chat.  Please do also keep these contacts for future reference, since the BBC is always interested to hear of new and fascinating wildlife stories.

US CELL PHONE FOR CONTACT DURING TAMPA CONFERENCE (27th Nov - 2nd Dec 2011):
(call for a chat or to arrange to meet) 813-361-3370

Ellen.husain@bbc.co.uk   ellenhusain@manx.net



ELLEN HUSAIN
'SURVIVAL' - A SERIES FROM THE BBC.
Ellen.husain@bbc.co.uk   ellenhusain@manx.net