IT’s Directorial Debut

Here at National Geographic Traveler, going to lunch at the cafeteria can mean sitting next to a filmmaker just back from the Serengeti who’s more than willing to regale us with their travel tales. But, while we’re always up for a good story, we can get a little bit jealous from time to time. That’s why we were pleased to see that the NG website now features a new Wildlife Filmmaker program, which lets us act on our directorial ambitions. You can edit clips and add music, sound effects, and captions to make short documentary films. As a result, we may have spent a little too much time “working” on our films this morning…

Send us your own filmmaker efforts and we’ll have our readers vote on which one ranks best!

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