UK Wolf Conservation Trust film’s By Dan Taylor, Ryan Black and Ashley miles The Call of Bacon: Modern Fry up Foundation

The hidden identity of wolves My idea is unique because wolves are seen in a bad light as you can tell from this video. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGVVh2tGkvk . Therefore this is an exceptional idea because I want to show the wolves in a different light. Mainly because wolves have been seen in a bad light for many years, centuries even but my film is showing how different they are at the conservation to the wild.

Should we reintroduce wolves back into England? (working title) Two centuries ago wolves still had a bounty on them to be hunted and killed. A promotional video for the UK wolf conservation trust exploring the question of whether we should reintroduce wolves in to the wild. Do wolves really deserve the bad light cast upon them in films? This film should be different to other documentary films on wolves and reintroducing them into the wild because this video is going to focus on the wolf conservation trust and how they can help reintroduce wolves back into the wild. Why is this unique? Should we reintroduce wolves back into England? (working title)

Beyond The Pack A Promotional Film for the Wolf Conservation Showing The Views on Wolfs – Public/Workers How the Conservation Interact with the Wolfs How Is The Film Unique ? This film is entirely unique because it will be the first film that shows both views on wolfs and aims to enlighten people on the real image of the wolf.

Main features of the film(s) Interviews with the UK Wolf conservation trust staff on their views towards wolves. Interviews with the public on what their views on wolves are.

Other wildlife trusts in England The wildlife trusts in the UK whole aim is to preserve woodland and sea’s so the wildlife in that area are safe from deforestation and they also aim to demonstrate how nature works. They have over 15 area’s of land that they wish to protect across Britain. They also try and promote you to help by turning your garden into a wildlife haven. The wildlife trusts have received more than £72 million from the heritage lottery The WWF has done research on children's attitudes to wolves, bears and otters. (research carried out in march 2000).

WWF Research

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Budget Ideal money range would be £2000 This will cover the cost of hiring the camera and other filming equipment that will be needed. Also this will cover the total cost of petrol to get to the UK wolf conservation trust. Known needed equipment Camera Tripod Boom mic SD card Editing suit