Award-winning wildlife conservation filmmaker Tim Plowden is based in Singapore. Tim’s films have been screened at film festivals worldwide and broadcast on national TV. He has worked on assignment with conservation NGOs and is a contributing videographer to a conservation film narrated by David Attenborough. His award-winning wildlife photography has been internationally published, exhibited at National Gallery Singapore, and featured in international campaigns for conservation causes. He has co-authored conservation science research articles and as regular contributor, he delivered compelling visual stories for Wildlife Photographic Magazine. Tim is actively engaged with conservation topics such as climate change, species extinction, poaching, illegal wildlife trade, invasive alien species, habitat restoration, wildlife rescue and rehabilitation, sustainability, community engagement, and human wildlife coexistence. Read what clients say about working with Tim: "We hired Tim to develop a documentary on the Helmeted Hornbills in late 2018 which he delivered on time and on a small budget despite it being a challenging project with tight deadlines, travels and changing expectations. His videography of the world’s only captive Helmeted Hornbill was impeccable. Tim has also helped advance our work on parrot conservation through developing frameworks and compelling visual materials. My favourite part about working with Tim is his passion for wildlife conservation and collaborative spirit." BirdLife International "First and foremost, I’m always happy with the quality of Tim’s wildlife imagery and prose, both are exceptional. The icing on the cake is Tim’s organization in delivering the product. His organizational skills are excellent and he consistently delivers a complete package of well-organized materials in a professional manner – this makes an Editor’s life so easy." Wildlife Photographic Magazine