The Rhino - Just a Memory? (Documentary film 2019) for Anglia Ruskin University (Cambridge)
I was a student for Anglia Ruskin University in Cambridge. I worked very hard. My audience was only adults. The footage is extremely graphic and may offend sensitive viewers. Rhinos have been around for millions of years, but it is unlikely that they will survive this century as they are routinely killed for their valuable horns. When I saw a picture of a slaughtered rhino on Facebook, I became interested in their plight. This documentary about the rhino's plight worldwide looks at a possible solution: a private rhino farm in South Africa with an exciting approach to the problem. Shot on location in South Africa, this film is about the war on poachers and what can be done to prevent it.
Credits Director and Producer - Stephanus Pretorius
Director of Photography - Stephanus Pretorius
Sound Recordist - Stephanus Pretorius
2nd Cinematographer - Sarel Snyman
Narrator - Lourina West
Logistics - Chris Bester
Interviewer and Interpreter - Adrie Pretorius and Ivy Scaife
Sponsored by Dr. Kieran and Mrs. Lourina West With thanks to Piet and Christine Warren
"WARNING: The Real Face Of Rhino Poaching" by Kruger National Park section ranger Richard Sowry and Earth Touch.
Videos and Images by Chris Botha 'Weapons Inspector' Music is not my own: Music: "Few Survivors" by Blear Moon (copyright owner)
Music: “African Safari” by Geoff Harvey Music: "On Angel Wings" by Cliff Masterson (copyright owner)
Disclaimer: Any views expressed in this film by interviewees are solely those of the interviewees. Any interpretations made or further views expressed in the film are solely of the filmmaker.
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