She was a Canadian women filmmaker, director,screenwriter, and actor.
she made her name by producing and directing films shot on location and became known for casting wild animals as co-stars in almost all her films.
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Her career as a filmmaker took off in 1916 with the release of the film" God's Country and the Woman".This film introduced her to the public and earned her the name "the Girl from God's Country. She became one of the first filmmakers to shoot a film entirely on location.
Her film " Back to God's Country " released in 1919, was the most successful Canadian silent film and she became a real star.
Nell Shipman was also known for her love of animals. She had a personal zoo and some of them was wild animals. She defence and good treatment of animals on film sets.
Her films was black and white and mute. Moreover, films are also specific because she focused on the major themes she enjoyed: wild animals, nature, feminist heroes, and filming on location.
I think that this films are interesting because of the animals but I couldn't watch this movies because I am too sensitive and I can't watch films about animals.
This is a very odd post you want to do a film/piece of writing about animals and you have stated you can't watch the film on the animals. I think you really need to think this through sensibly before embarking on this!
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