How to break into wildlife filmmaking: An interview with Alex Braczkowski

After a considerable break in service, The Imagejunkies Podcast is now back. In today's episode, I talk with the brilliant Alex Braczkowski about his work as a wildlife researcher and filmmaker. https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/p9hn7y/Podcast_Alex_edit.mp3 Alex is originally from South Africa but is currently in Australia finishing his PhD. His work studying and filming Tree Climbing Lions is... Continue Reading →

Not black enough, not white enough

I recently shot, edited and directed a mini-doc for the BBC about the coloured (people of mixed heritage) community in South Africa. It was a fascinating story and one I really enjoyed shooting. Thanks to my brilliant colleague, Vauldi, we managed to get great access to the community and also to the police. I shot... Continue Reading →

Living on a radioactive mine dump

Johannesburg was built because of mining. The city is surrounded by huge, sandy dumps - a side-effect of the search for gold. I've lived in South Africa for ten years (on and off) and I had never thought about the dumps and what might be inside them. It was only when my colleague, the brilliant... Continue Reading →

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