Tania Esteban

Tania is a bilingual Zoologist (English/Spanish), wildlife filmmaker, director and camerawoman (Red Helium 8K) with a passion for visually stunning, emotive natural history storytelling. A graduate from the University of Leeds (1st class), she conducted 11 months research on bats and completed a Masters in Wildlife Filmmaking partnered with the BBC. She is now using her skills and creative talents to produce emotive, cinematic and stylish wildlife documentaries that entertain and connect with audiences. Recent work as a researcher on BBC Wild Cats, NHU Digital projects alongside Planet Earth 2 & Blue Planet, and on mini-landmark Wild Cities. Series researcher on C5 Wild Canada. Research for Silverback Films/WWF/Netflix's Our Planet, Halo; 8K BBC Landmark The Mating Game and now an Assistant Producer on a Natural History feature film for Netflix. Tania is also a Panasonic, Sennheiser & Atomos Brand Ambassador shooting/producing exclusive 6K/HDR content for a range of channels and companies. Experience in all areas of the industry including setting up and directing complex foreign shoots, edit experience in post, research, story-boarding, camerawork, archive, permits, sound, editing. Her final student BAFTA nominated and award winning wildlife film featured actress Virginia McKenna/Born Free Foundation, where she gained exclusive access to the largest ivory burn in history filming the human-lion conflict in Kenya. On location directing/shooting in remote countries Papua New Guinea, Malaysia, Japan, Oman, Iceland, Laos, Sumatra, Central America, Namibia, Australia, Kenya, South Africa.