How did we get the most repulsive shot in the show? Guess right, and you could win a DVD of the program.

Award-winning filmmaker, Martyn Colbeck, has filmed wildlife for over 20 years, capturing our planet's most incredible species with his lens.

Natural history filmmakers Owen Newman and Amanda Barrett spent years in Africa trailing some of the world's rarest and most secretive predatory animals.

When Howard Hall graduated from college, he had a degree in zoology and a love of scuba diving. These days, he's combined the two interests into a successful career as a filmmaker.

Read an interview with Fergus Beeley, Producer of "White Falcon, White Wolf."

Read an interview with Jonny Keeling, Director on location with wolves, musk oxen, hares and skuas for "White Falcon, White Wolf."

Read an interview with Mike Dilger, Director on location with the gyrfalcons for "White Falcon, White Wolf."

Producer and cinematographer of Cloud: Wild Stallion of the Rockies, Ginger Kathrens is an Emmy award-winning producer/director. NATURE Online spoke to Ms. Kathrens in October 2001 about the making of the program.

Filmmaker Gordon Buchanan spoke with NATURE in 2003, just days after he returned to Scotland from a lengthy sojourn in India filming tigers.

Shane Moore has been a nature and wildlife documentary filmmaker for more than three decades. NATURE spoke with Moore about the making of "Christmas in Yellowstone."