ABOUT US
WolfTrack Films is an independent film production company creating authentic, cinematic documentaries and branded films about people, places and the world around us.
Founded and directed by filmmaker Rob Murray, WolfTrack Films develops and produces visually-led stories from concept through production and post-production. With experience across documentary, natural history, conservation and brand storytelling.
WolfTrack Films works with a network of experienced freelance filmmakers and international production partners, creating films for broadcasters, brands and digital audiences where the focus is always the same: finding compelling stories and telling them with cinematic craft, authenticity and purpose.
OUR WORK | COLLABORATIONS
WolfTrack Films combines striking cinematography with compelling, character-led storytelling, creating films that explore the relationship between people, places and the natural world. Rooted in natural history and environmental storytelling, its films place equal importance on the human stories, perspectives and experiences at the heart of each subject.
The company’s debut feature documentary, Valley of the Bears, exemplifies this approach. Filmed in British Columbia’s Bella Coola Valley, the film explores human-bear conflict and the challenges of coexistence between people and wildlife, combining immersive natural-history cinematography with an intimate and nuanced human story.
COEXISTENCE | RESEARCH | CONSERVATION
Wolf Track Films works with universities, researchers and conservation organisations to turn important research into compelling, cinematic films.
From environmental science and wildlife research to conservation and human–wildlife coexistence, we translate complex ideas into accessible stories that engage audiences beyond academia.
Working from research concept through to production and post-production, Wolf Track Films can provide filming, interviewing, cinematography and editing — creating films that bring research to life and communicate its wider relevance.
DOCUMENTARY ORIGINALS
KOMODO: DRAGON ISLAND
(CURRENTLY IN POST-PRODUCTION)
1 × 60 min Natural History & Conservation Documentary
On a remote Indonesian island, people have lived alongside the world’s largest lizard for generations. Komodo: Living With Dragons explores an extraordinary relationship between humans and an apex predator — and asks what this ancient coexistence can teach us about living alongside wildlife in a rapidly changing world.
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VALLEY OF THE BEARS
1 × 60 min Human-Wildlife Conservation Documentary
Deep in the heart British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest lies Bella Coola Valley, a place where grizzly bears and people share the same rivers, forests and communities. Valley of the Bears explores the complex relationship between humans and one of North America’s most iconic and formidable predators.
RELEASED ON – EarthX Media / CCTV3 / Catalonia TV3
BRAND CAMPAIGNS
SONY FX5: INTO THE RAINFOREST
1 x Short Documentary & Technical Campaign
Commissioned by Sony to create a series of films from Costa Rica’s Osa Peninsula, Rob travelled solo into one of the world’s most biodiverse rainforests to put the Sony FX5 through the realities of a wildlife assignment.
The project combined a cinematic conservation film with behind-the-scenes content and editorial, exploring both the wildlife of the Osa Peninsula and the filmmaking technology used to capture it.
AWARDS | RECOGNITION
Interview with Trail 103.3 FM, Valley of the Bears screening at IWFF
International Wildlife Film Festival