Greetings Earthlings.
Terrene: of or like earth; worldly. Here at Terrene Visions, stories are the language of the human spirit. As we are inextricably tied to our earthly origins, so are the stories we tell. Terrene Visions has set forth to create dynamic stories through still and motion photography. With a keen eye for detail ~just as mother nature intended~ each story is custom-built from its concept all the way through to delivery. Documentarian, Amanda Sosnowski, spearheads each project, adding an environmental eye to directing, producing, cinematography, photography, and editing.
Amanda Sosnowski is a natural history and expedition-focused independent filmmaker and broadcast Assistant Producer working across National Geographic, Disney+, BBC, and Apple TV+ landmark broadcast series and award-winning documentaries. A former deep sea Marine Biologist, she specialises in translating complex scientific research into clear, character-driven storytelling for global audiences. Her work focuses on underrepresented environmental stories and impact-driven narratives, with a track record of identifying original angles that challenge conventional approaches to conservation storytelling. She develops narratives that bring scientific discovery into sharp, human focus, expanding how audiences engage with the natural world. Amanda has directed and supported shoots across underwater, jungle, mountain, and offshore environments, working closely with scientists, contributors, and on-screen talent in demanding field conditions. Her experience spans story development, field direction, edit producing, and the delivery of complex international shoots across Emmy-winning, BAFTA-nominated, and flagship documentary series. She is the Producer/Director and Editor of the multi award-winning documentary Ghost Ponds, recipient of a Royal Television Society award. Amanda is a Fellow of The Explorers Club and the Royal Geographical Society, and an Outdoor Film Fellow and Voices of Nature Environmental Film Fellow.