Videography
Vietnam Bomb Diggers
Saving the Iberian Lynx
Paraguay Street Children
| Sailing The Way off the coast of Sudan, Africa for the Travel Channel |
| Istvan Media's 5 stories on wildlife rescues in Spain, Cambodia, Oregon, and California appeared on Emmy nominated Animal Rescue TV, which airs weekends on NBC, CBS, ABC, FOX and WB. The show also airs in 35 countries. |
| News piece on the shamans and medicine women of Paraguay went out through APTN. |
| Filming Mt. Yasur in Vanuatu as part of a story on volcano boarding for the National Geographic Channel |
| Being interviewed in Los Angeles for GRB Entertainment's Secrets of Travel Survival |
| Story on bomb diggers in Central Vietnam's demilitarized zone (DMZ) showed on AOL Broadband. |
| Istvan Media has created numerous WildAid videos, including WildAid Cambodia 2005 and WildAid Iraq. |
| Sail trip in the South Pacific was featured on Hungary's Duna TV, which airs in five continents. |
| Footage of elelphants in Sri Lanka appeared on Animal Planet. |
| Watch National Geographic Channel ON ASSIGNMENT webcasts. Zoltan Istvan takes you to the heart of South America, where a shaman shares his esoteric medicinal secrets. To view: click on the red button below and type in "Paraguay" in the National Geographic video SEARCH box. |
| Flashpoint Kashmir. Could the unthinkable happen tomorrow? Few other territories on Earth pose so much danger to world peace. With nonstop fighting since 1949, it’s the longest ongoing conflict in the world today. India and Pakistan--both nuke-ready heavyweights--lay fierce claim to the territory. Between them over one million soldiers straddle the Line of Control. Journalist Zoltan Istvan is traveling alone in the region--trying to capture the story of the 12 million Kashmiris who forge their lives in a land beset by fifty years of war and terrorism. |
| Award winning feature length documentary on Kashmir. Check out the full site: www.pawnsofparadise.com |
| Official Selection Vermont International Film Festival Burlington, VT 2006 |
| Winner Best Documentary B-Movie Film Festival Syracuse, NY 2006 |
