TV Series2013 · BBC One · Ended · 49 min
Africa is a 2013 television series co-produced by the BBC Natural History Unit and the Discovery Channel. It focuses on wildlife and wild habitats in Africa, and has been four years in the making.
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David Attenborough
Self - Narrator (voice)
6 episodes
Martyn Colbeck
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Simon Blakeney
Self - Assistant Producer / Self - Producer
2 episodes
Paul Brehem
Self - Scientific Advisor
1 episode
Justine Evans
Self - Camerawoman
1 episode
Justin Maguire
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Mark Deeble
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
James Aldred
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Mark MacEwen
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Kevin Flay
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Hugh Miller
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Hugh Pearson
Self - Producer
1 episode
Katrina Bartlam
Self - Director
1 episode
Mohamed Hawash
Self - Location Manager
1 episode
Warwick Sloss
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Matthew Wright
Self - Producer
1 episode
Tim Berrow
Self - Team Medic
1 episode
Andres Bifani
Self - Camp Manager
1 episode
Kate Broome
Self - Director
1 episode
Kahindi Changawa
Self - Marine Conservationist
1 episode
Stephanie Dolrenry
Self - Conservation Biologist
1 episode
Mike Fox
Self - Cameraman
1 episode
Olubi Lairumbe
Self - Maasai Warrior
1 episode
Matthew Mutinda
Self - Kenya Wildlife Service Vet
1 episode
Norah Njiraini
Research Assistant, Amboseli Trust for Elephants
1 episode
Bill Rudolph
Self - Sound Recordist
1 episode
Soila Sayialel
Self - Deputy Director, Amboseli Research Project
1 episode
E.O. Wilson
Self - Biologist
1 episode
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