Tamara Stubbs is a drone cinematographer with a background in documentary film and visual storytelling. For over 20 years, she has worked on factual, natural history, and science films for the BBC, Netflix, and National Geographic. For the past decade, she has used drones as part of her filmmaking, capturing aerial footage on expeditions to remote environments—from Antarctica and open ocean to the plains of Africa and some of the most northerly Arctic communities. Her still images have been published by National Geographic, The Guardian, and Geographical magazine, and have been recognised by Wildlife Photographer of the Year and the Earth Photo Award.