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Richard Matthews has walked away with another coveted
Emmy at the 32nd Annual News and Documentary Emmy® Awards (September 26, 2011). The
ceremony was attended by more than 900 television and news media industry executives,
news and documentary producers and journalists, held at the Frederick P. Rose Hall in the Time
Warner Center in New York. The Emmy® Awards were presented in 42 categories, such as
Outstanding Nature Programming, Best Documentary, and Best Historical Programming.

Wild Images is proud to announce that we have won a 2010 CINE Golden Eagle Award for our latest film, Running with Wolves. The film took home first place in the "Environment and Natural Science" category.

Introducing our new mount, the Gyro-MS280 - multi-spectral system. This new multi-spectral system has been specifically designed for low cost power line inspection but the sensor array can be fully customised for multi-spectral targeting and surveillance.

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Running with Wolves, the latest film by Richard Matthews, was entered into the 33rd annual International Wildlife Film Festival.

The film received the "Honorable Mention" award for Cinematography as well as an "Honorable Mention" for the "Human - Wildlife Interaction" category.

Our new aerial shots of Brazil and Peru have now been added to Getty Images.

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New aerial footage added to Getty's footage library. The new HD material was shot in Peru and Brazil using WingCam One.

Check it out at: Getty

Richard Matthews selected for the nominees of best director for his film "Search for the Coast wolves" at the first World Documentary Festival of Qinghai China.

Search for the Coast Wolves has taken the prize for "Environment" at the Les Diablerets Film Festival held in the small town of Les Diablerets, Switzerland.

We now have a showcase of some of our stock images on Flickr.

Check it out here:Flickr

We have decided to completely overhaul our website. Better image display, more current content, frequent updates and a cleaner look and feel will improve client experience of the site.

Visitors to the site will now be able to contact Wild Images directly for new images and footage, as well as still being able to access desired images and footage through our external hosting libraries.

We expect to begin construction of the new site by mid February and have it up and running within a few weeks of this.

Any comments, requests or problems can be directed to info@wildimages.tv