
Client – Big Life Foundation
For decades, Big Life has worked alongside Maasai communities to protect the Greater Amboseli Ecosystem, nearly two million acres of extraordinary landscape beneath Mount Kilimanjaro.
Amboseli Forever celebrates what this partnership has made possible, protecting one of East Africa’s most important elephant populations while supporting the communities who share this landscape.
The film also looks to the future, exploring what it will take to keep Amboseli connected and protected for generations to come.

Client - Summa Foundation
A film produced by the Tana Collective for the Suma Foundation, created as part of a quick-turnaround campaign to raise awareness and support for the protection of Loita Forest in Kenya. The film highlights the cultural, environmental, and community significance of the forest and the importance of safeguarding this unique landscape for future generations.

Client - Saruni Base Camp Foundation
A film celebrating the remarkable work of the Maasai communities of Pardamat Conservancy and their pioneering approach to creating a future where people, livestock and wildlife thrive together.
Rather than relying on a single narrator, we chose to weave together the voices of the community. From the CEO to the village grandmother, every perspective carries equal weight, reflecting the shared commitment to conservation and coexistence.
The film premiered within the community itself before being released across East Africa, where it continues to reach new audiences. It has since been translated into Swahili, with a Maa-language version due for release. Alongside the film, a mobile cinema programme is taking the story directly to communities across Kenya.


Client - DEFRA
Working with leading UK businesses and the UK Government, we produced this film to inspire debate and encourage the private sector to play a greater role in protecting the natural environment.
Thanks to our longstanding relationship, Sir David Attenborough kindly gave permission for us to use part of one of his speeches, helping to strengthen the film's message.
The film was launched by His Majesty The King at Windsor Castle to many of the UK's leading businesses. It has become a catalyst for discussion about the role that business can play in restoring nature.