Wildlife Filmmaker, National Geographic Explorer, and Star of Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory
Bertie Gregory: Biography at a Glance
- Bertie Gregory is a British wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer who can be seen hosting Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory, Animals Up Close, and Secrets of the Penguins.
- Animals Up Close was nominated for a Critics Choice Award for Best Unstructured Series with Bertie also earning a nomination for Male Star of the Year.
- His career began when a childhood obsession with nature led to him winning the title of Youth Outdoor Photographer Of The Year.
- Alongside his projects for National Geographic, Bertie filmed for the landmark BBC David Attenborough Series, Seven Worlds: One Planet, and recently became one of BAFTAs youngest ever cinematography winners for this work.
- Bertie Gregory’s extensive experience in wildlife filmmaking and conservation provides valuable insights into the impact of climate change on wildlife and ecosystems. He communicates complex environmental issues in an engaging and accessible way, making him an effective advocate for climate action.
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Bertie Gregory is a British wildlife filmmaker and National Geographic Explorer. He can currently be seen hosting a new show for Disney+ titled Epic Adventures with Bertie Gregory.
His career began when a childhood obsession with nature led to him winning the title of Youth Outdoor Photographer Of The Year. After graduating with a degree in Zoology from the University of Bristol, he began assisting legendary National Geographic Magazine photographer Steve Winter. He has since produced and hosted 5 projects for National Geographic (Leopards at the Door, Jaguar vs. Croc, Wild Life, Resurrection Island, and The Big Freeze). Resurrection Island won Best Television Host at the Jackson Wild Awards - nature films equivalent of the Oscars.
Alongside his projects for National Geographic, Bertie films for the landmark BBC David Attenborough Series, Seven Worlds, One Planet, and recently became one of BAFTAs youngest ever cinematography winners for this work.
