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Filming in Cradle for Wits University

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Filming for media and news purposes for Wits University at the following sites: Rising Star Cave, Malapa and Kromdraai. The filming is for public relations purposes to publicise the research and heritage of the area through the discoveries of Lee Berger and his team, and other Wits Academics who work in the area. Gauteng. The filming is not for profit, but for educational purposes.

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Researchers from Wits University is working on new discoveries in the Cradle of Human Kind on an ongoing basis, and have found a number of national treasures, the latest being the Homo naledi fossils. Wits University's communications department has been asked to document and publicise the discoveries, through filming news clips and distributing them to media. As the work on these sites are ongoing, the University requires a year-long filming permit at these sites, with the option to renew. We would also need permission to accompany news outlets to the site. All filming crew members would be accompanied by trained palaeontologists during any visit. The filming is not for profit, but for educational puposes.

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Tuesday, February 14, 2017 - 15:26

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10682

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