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 | Peter Copeland Peter Copeland was a passionate and prolific sound engineer, working on a large number of wildlife films throughout his long and varied career.... |
 | Jacques Cousteau An underwater explorer and early marine photographer, Jacques-Yves Cousteau used television to open the sea up to millions of landlocked viewers.... |
 | Nicholas Crocker A highly respected and long-standing producer for the BBC's Natural History Unit (NHU), Nicholas Crocker was the first full-time member of production... |
| Jim Cryan Jim Cryan was a longstanding and successful BBC film editor, working on a variety of documentaries from the 1960s through to the 1980s. His... |
 | Michael deGruy A specialist in underwater photography, Mike deGruy’s career at the forefront of marine filmmaking has taken him to some of the world’s... |
 | Armand Denis One of the pioneers of commercial wildlife television, Armand Denis, joined by wife Michaela, saw in a new age of natural history programming... |
 | Michaela Denis One of the glamorous icons of 1950s wildlife filmmaking, Michaela Holdsworth first became involved in wildlife filmmaking after marrying Armand... |
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 | John Downer A renowned producer/director of wildlife films, John Downer is best known for his groundbreaking filming techniques. Starting his professional... |
 | Gerald Durrell A pioneering conservationist and wildlife author, Gerald Durrell was born in India where he quickly developed a passion for animals and was often... |
