About.
We are an internationally acclaimed production house crafting impactful documentaries and photography for global broadcasters and humanitarian organisations.
We provide full-service production from concept to completion — defined by human intuition, deep field presence, and a forward-facing approach to the ethics and tools of modern storytelling.
Our award-winning work has been featured on premier platforms and developed through strategic partnerships with both local and international leaders.
Global Broadcasters: Disney+, Apple +, Love Nature, Netflix, Nat Geo, CNN, BBC, Vice and Terra Mater.
Investigative & Local Media: Carte Blanche, Showmax and Daily Maverick.
Impact & Academic Partners: Global Citizen, SANCCOB, University of Cape Town, AMALI, Dlala Nje, Goodbye Malaria.
Services.
From the depths of the ocean to the heart of the field, our suite of services is built on a foundation of authenticity — and shaped by where storytelling is headed next.
Documentary & Photography
Non-scripted content and stills capturing the intersection of wildlife, community, and human interest. Always field-led. Always true.
Branded & Corporate Storytelling
Uncovering genuine human narratives within brands and businesses — crafted for audiences who can tell the difference between performance and truth.
NGO & Impact Storytelling
Specialist content designed to inspire action and drive global change, anchored in ethical representation and deep community trust.
Media Training
From senior government leadership to newsrooms, scientists to students — we work with individuals and organisations to find their voice, shape their story, and communicate with authority. Because how you communicate is how you lead.
Expedition Logistics
Skilled editorial fixers and producers for high-stakes, challenging shoots across Africa.
AI-Integrated Production & Training
At the forefront of responsible AI adoption in film and media, we develop AI-assisted workflows, tools, and content training programmes for broadcasters and production companies — led by a recognised innovator in AI-led content development for US and international clients. We are not afraid of new tools; we are rigorous about how we use them. Emerging technologies are applied with intention — to enhance access, deepen research, and open new creative possibilities — never to replace the human presence that makes a story matter.
Who We Are.
Jo Munnik is an internationally acclaimed filmmaker and journalist who has spent two decades navigating the African continent - from breaking news to long-form documentary. Her career was forged in the highest-pressure rooms in journalism: managing 24-hour production through the Oscar Pistorius trial, leading coverage of the Westgate terror attack, and serving as CNN International's staff Africa features producer. That foundation - move fast, never lose the human - is the spine of everything she makes.
Her portfolio spans the prestigious and the profound: directing for the BBC, Disney+, Nat Geo, and Vice; producing SAFTA-nominated documentary series; and crafting immersive 360° impact films for humanitarian organisations at the frontlines of change.
Beyond the lens, Jo is a guest lecturer in documentary filmmaking, a high-level media trainer, writer, photographer, videographer and podcaster.
Jo is head of storytelling at Wild Wave and an executive producer.
Jason Boswell is an award-winning cinematographer whose lens goes where others can’t - or won’t. With nearly 20 years as a certified technical and cave diver, he has built a career at the precise intersection of extreme environment expertise, scientific rigour, and world-class visual craft. His cinematography anchors landmark natural history productions including The Year Earth Changed (Apple TV+) and Night on Earth (Netflix), and his field work across Africa for CNN, Nat Geo, and Disney+ has turned complex conservation stories into images that move the world.
What distinguishes Jason is not just access - it’s perspective. As a dedicated citizen scientist, his footage contributes directly to marine and terrestrial research, giving his work a weight that goes beyond the frame. Whether in uncharted cave systems or tracking wildlife across the continent, he brings the same principle to every project: the story is always worth going deeper for.
Jason is the director of photography at Wild Wave and an executive producer.
James Carroll is an award-winning producer and editor whose 20-year career spans television, film, live performance, and digital broadcast. His rare duality - the technical precision of a senior editor combined with the strategic vision of an executive producer - brings narrative depth and scale to everything he touches. His work on Love, Gilda earned a Primetime Emmy nomination for Best Documentary, and his work on the documentary series Habits of Gen Z received a SAFTA nomination.
Now operating at the leading edge of AI-integrated production creating work for global artists and brands including David Guetta, MG and Subaru.
It’s this combination of hard-won editorial instinct and fearless adoption of emerging tools that makes him one of the most versatile operators in the business. Never not cutting. Never not building what comes next.
James leads post production and new media at Wild Wave and an executive producer.