Mark Vins is a wildlife filmmaker, host and co-founder of Brave Wilderness, sharing animal encounters and conservation stories from rainforests to the ocean.
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Mark’s happenings, collected from public sources, plus his backstory and Starbook, where fans write.
Boston’s Museum of Science scheduled the U.S. premiere of Mark’s debut feature, with a film-team Q&A and a meet and greet. The documentary follows a ten-day Galápagos expedition from ocean dives to an active volcano.
mos.orgMuseum of Science screeningMark released an Idaho fishing adventure, heading through whitewater canyons in search of trophy fish.
In “We found a RARE Mini Croc!”, Mark and the crew head into the Amazon after dark to locate and document a dwarf caiman.
Mark released “Deep Sea Creatures You Won’t Believe Are Real!”, revisiting aquatic animal encounters from around the world as part of Wild Files.
A Wild Files video revisits Mark’s painful encounters, including the bullet ant, Arizona bark scorpion and Japanese giant hornet.
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