Out of an abundance of caution, National Geographic LIVE: Untamed with Filipe DeAndrade scheduled for Friday, January 21, 2022 has been postponed. We are working with the show management team to bring Untamed to Milwaukee on a new date, and will reach out to you with new information.

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Filmmaker Filipe DeAndrade believes animals saved his life—and he wants to return the favor. Raised in poverty, surrounded by addiction and abuse, he felt voiceless. He related to animals, because they too were voiceless, and he fell in love with photography as a way to tell their stories. Now the star of Nat Geo’s digital series Untamed works to save the animals that saved him.

In this presentation, DeAndrade will talk about finding your passion in life and living it with intent. Along the way, he’ll bring you face to face with lions, sharks, snakes, jaguars, jumping spiders, whales, and one of the rarest animals in the world—a hawk moth caterpillar that resembles a venomous snake.  
 

ABOUT FILIPE DEANDRADE
Wildlife Filmmaker 

A native of Brazil, nature courses through Filipe DeAndrade’s veins. After winning Nat Geo WILD’s Wild to Inspire film competition in 2014, DeAndrade spent four months documenting wildlife for Nat Geo WILD and the African Wildlife Foundation.  

With his lifelong dream realized, DeAndrade is now bringing his skill, unbridled passion, and irreverent sense of humor to the Nat Geo WILD family in his digital series Untamed With Filipe DeAndrade, which premiered March 15, 2017, on the network’s YouTube Channel. 

Previously DeAndrade was profiled on Outside TV’s original series The Final Cut, he worked as a Director of Photography in New York, traveled 40 states filming a commercial assignment with AT&T and Direct TV, and he has been nominated for 19 Emmys as a Director of Photography, winning 10 of them.  

After graduating from the University of Florida with a major in film production and a minor in wildlife ecology, DeAndrade set out for what would be a six-month through hike of the Appalachian Trail.