Felis Creations

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Felis Creations Pvt Ltd
Native name
Felis Creations
Company type Private Company
Industry Film Production
Founded Bangalore, 2006
Founder Sandesh Kadur
Headquarters,
Key people
Adarsh NC
Sangeetha Kadur
Robin Conz
Vydhehi Kadur
George Thengummoottil
Malaika Vaz [1]
Website felis.in

Felis Creations is a Bangalore, Karnataka-based film production company founded in 2006 by Sandesh Kadur. [2] [3] It produces factual programs for international broadcast. Felis Creations is also involved in wildlife documentation and conservation activities in collaboration with Wildlife Conservation Organizations. [4] [5] [6] [7] Felis creations was the producer for recent TV series Planet Earth II broadcast by the BBC. [8]

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Collaborations

Felis Creations is a content partner with photography organizations like International League of Conservation Photographers and ARKive. It also collaborates with wildlife organizations like Wildlife SOS and Gorgas Science Foundation, Meet Your Neighbours. [9] [10]

Current and past productions

Broadcast Documentaries
YearProgramme TitleSeriesProduction CompanyBroadcast ChannelNotes
2006Mountains of the Monsoon Natural World (TV series) Icon Films BBC Documentary [11]
2011Return of the Clouded LeopardsFelis Creations National Geographic Documentary [12]
2013Secrets of King Cobra National Geographic Documentary [13]
2015India Natures WonderlandIndia Natures Wonderland BBC Documentary
2015Cobra Mafia Earth-Touch National Geographic Documentary
2016Living with Big Cats NHNZ Documentary
2016Leopard in the CityUrban Jungle National Geographic Wild
2016Grasslands Planet Earth II BBC BBC TV series
2016Mountains Planet Earth II BBC BBC TV series
Short Documentaries
ProgrammeClientDirectorYear of CompletedNotes
Eastern Himalaya - Ancient Risks Future ThreatsATREE Sandesh Kadur 2015Short Documentary [14]
Kalia The Lost GibbonNitya Sood, Nikhil Virdi2016Short Documentary [15]
Waghoba: Provider, Destroyer, Deity Malaika Vaz, Nitya Sood2016Short Documentary [16]

Books

TitleAuthorYear of PublicationNotes
Sahyadris: India's Western Ghats2004Coffee Table Book
Himalaya: Mountains of Life [17] [18] [19] 2013Coffee Table Book
Kaziranga National Park [20] 2014Park Guide
Hummingbirds (book) [21] [22] [23] 2016Coffee Table Book

Other projects

Felis images

Felis images is the stock photo department, which is a supplier of stock images for magazines and wildlife field guides. The company also caters wildlife footage to broadcast corporations like BBC and National Geographic Channel under the name Felis Images [24] [25]

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