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ITV Anglia film NWT spokesperson for an environmental news piece (credit: Rachael Murray)

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Email: pr@norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk

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Filming at NWT nature reserves

A man uses a professional camera to film a woman standing on a boardwalk and talking to camera, surrounded by green trees and reeds

BBC Countryfile film Darcey Bussell at Ranworth Broad (credit: Rachael Murray)

A group of men wearing lifejackets gather at the front of a boat on a sunny day, with professional camera equipment set up and the water of a broad in the background

Channel 4 filming for spoonbill piece at Hickling Broad (credit: Rachael Murray)

Open heathland at NWT Roydon Common, with purple heather and green plants covering the ground

Heathland at NWT Roydon Common (credit: Richard Osbourne)

A brown-orange path stretches out into the distance, surrounded by lush green grass on each side. Beyond this, there is a field to the right and a marsh to the left, under a bright blue sky

Cley Marshes path (credit: Richard Osbourne)

The sun sets in a darkening sky above a dune covered in long grasses, with the beach and sea visible to the right

Holme Dunes (credit: Richard Osbourne)

As well as being havens for wildlife, our nature reserves' stunning landscapes offer the perfect location for a variety of filming and photography projects.

Hollywood blockbusters, TV programmes, wildlife documentaries and fashion photoshoots have all featured the wildly unique backdrops offered by Norfolk Wildlife Trust's sites. We have played host to a wide range of projects, from wildlife film makers looking for bitterns and marsh harriers, to history experts exploring Norfolk's rich past.

Get in touch

If you have a film or photography project you'd like to discuss, drop us a line.

For more information and to see our Location Agreement, email martinp@norfolkwildlifetrust.org.uk or phone 01603 625540.