The Firekeepers: Patricia Sims
(2023, 25 minutes)
Originally a journalist for City TV, Patricia Sims then moved into a documentary film career. She worked with Robert (Bob) Hunter, a co-founded of Greenpeace, on a documentary called For the Love of Dolphins and later specialized in films about large-brained mammals, including two films about elephants. During the production of the elephant films, she realized that efforts to protect elephants were fragmented and decided to streamline them for a stronger impact. World Elephant Day was born in 2012 and is now a major event in the world's environmental calendar. This is her story.
"The Firekeepers" is an inspirational documentary series that highlights the life stories of prominent environmentalists. It is often said that one person can do a lot to inspire positive change, and the people who are featured in this series are amazing examples of how one person can make a difference. They are an inspiration to us all.
"The Firekeepers" feature these amazing seven individuals:
Jane Goodall (23 minutes)
Alexandra Morton (23 minutes)
Mark Angelo (25 minutes)
Sara Ross (23 minutes)
Pia Massie (23 minutes)
John Hardy (23 minutes)
Director: Scott Renyard
Producers: Scott Renyard, Juggernaut Pictures
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The Firekeepers: Patricia Sims
Originally a journalist for City TV, Patricia Sims then moved into a documentary film career. She worked with Robert (Bob) Hunter, a co-founded of Greenpeace, on a documentary called For the Love of Dolphins and later specialized in films about large-brained mammals, including two films about ele...