National Geographic documentary 'Queens' looks at the impact of female-led species
BRUCE R. MILLER
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Guided by award-winning actress Angela Bassett’s powerful narration, the upcoming series QUEENS showcases the wildest places on the planet that have always been home to powerful leaders.
“Queens” was planned as a six-part look at the roles females play in various species. But as the National Geographic documentary was being assembled, it became clear there was need for a seventh episode – one looking at the female-led company that produced the series.
Queens Series Director of Photography Justine Evans, Cinematographer Joris van Alphen and Rope Access Expert Tim Fogg research filming locations in Central American rainforest.
From left, Director of Photography Justine Evans, Mentee and Filmmaker Erica Rugabandana, Series Director and Mentee Faith Musembi, and Director of Photography Sophie Darlington.
Interviews with the cast and crew of National Geographic's "Queens"
Film and TV Critic Bruce Miller chats with Morgan Kibby, Jen Guyton, Sophie Darlington, Faith Musembi, Justin Evans, Erin Ranney, Vanessa Berlowitz and Chloe Sarosch about "Queens," a new National Geographic series they all worked on.
Queens Series Director of Photography Justine Evans, Cinematographer Joris van Alphen and Rope Access Expert Tim Fogg research filming locations in Central American rainforest.
From left, Director of Photography Justine Evans, Mentee and Filmmaker Erica Rugabandana, Series Director and Mentee Faith Musembi, and Director of Photography Sophie Darlington.
