Wildeye | International School of Wildlife Filmmaking

For the past 20 years we’ve taught, inspired and helped thousands of individuals all with a passion for wildlife filmmaking follow their dreams.

Whether you hope to pursue a career in filmmaking or improve your techniques for your hobby we offer a range of courses to suit. Browse our site, visit our social pages and get in touch!

Our popular weekend courses based in Norfolk are tutored by working wildlife camera operators / producers and offer a fabulous insight into the world of wildlife filmmaking whilst providing you with practical skills.

Gearing up – tripod essentials

by wildeye | 21/02/2019 | Gear | 0 Comments

In the first of our series of gear blogs we've decided to talk about camera tripods, on the surface you might wonder how important a tripod is and from our experience on courses we find quite a few students looking to us for advice...

Thank you Piers!

by wildeye | 18/12/2018 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

It's with a heavy heart that Wildeye says goodbye to it's founder, Piers Warren. After 20 years and 2000 students Piers is has decided to focus on his other work and has passed the reins of Wildeye onto myself. By way of...

Halloween Timelapse Fun

by wildeye | 18/10/2018 | Blog, CameraOperatorCourse | 0 Comments

As the haunting season approaches we thought we'd share this video from our Autumn 2016 Camera Operators course. Building on the grounding we teach in our super popular introductory weekend the Camera Operator course offers more hands on camera time including trying...

Summer ’18 Intro Weekend

by wildeye | 03/09/2018 | Intro Course | 0 Comments

What a weekend! We love meeting new students and learning more about what they do. Each weekend we run is different as are our students who come from a wide variety of backgrounds. We regularly have students attend from all over...

What is a Variable ND Filter

by wildeye | 31/07/2018 | Uncategorized | 0 Comments

I have two multi-tools, both are made by Leatherman. One sits on my desk and the other is in my camera bag, they are incredibly useful and I wouldn't (intentionally) leave home without one. From tightening a camera screw, opening a...