The University of Salford says its wildlife documentary students are set to feature on One Tribe TV’s new YouTube showcase, alongside filmmakers from UWE Bristol and the National Film and Television School.
A new outlet for student documentaries
Salford wildlife films are set to feature on a new YouTube showcase from One Tribe TV, the University of Salford announced on 20 October 2026. Wild Frontier Films will offer Salford student filmmakers an opportunity to appear alongside work from UWE Bristol and the National Film and Television School.
The new filmmaking channel for Salford wildlife films
The University of Salford’s announcement identifies a new outlet for work by its wildlife documentary students. The channel is intended to bring emerging filmmakers’ work to audiences on YouTube, with an emphasis on wildlife and science filmmaking.
How Salford students will feature
The participating Salford course is MA Wildlife Documentary Production. Its students will have the opportunity to feature alongside student filmmakers from UWE Bristol and the National Film and Television School, according to the university.
What the producer has announced
On its news page describing the project, One Tribe TV sets out Wild Frontier Films as a YouTube showcase for emerging wildlife and science filmmakers.
Planned content includes short-form videos, interviews and podcasts alongside the documentary films. The accompanying material will introduce the filmmakers and the ideas behind their work.
The producer aims to connect emerging filmmakers with industry audiences, including commissioners and production companies.
Further plans for emerging filmmakers
One Tribe plans to explore funding as the channel builds an audience. Its longer-term ambition is to reinvest profits in developing emerging filmmakers, including bursaries for talent from lower-income and disadvantaged backgrounds.