Sentences with phrase «wildlife film»

The sound in most wildlife films is not recorded live, as it's too risky to get close enough.

Sadly, most wildlife film - makers don't have the money or the time to hang around indefinitely in the wilderness waiting for wild animals to show up.

An invitation had come from an Englishman named Richard Foster, who was making wildlife films in Belize.

Meet an Emmy ® Award - winning wildlife cinematographer and hear about his career shooting wildlife films for National Geographic.

The evidence for this behavior was captured by wildlife film maker John Downer, who, in his documentary Dolphins: Spies in the Pod, witnessed a group of young dolphins snag a puffer fish from near the ocean floor and begin to pass it around.

What might have been claimed as an educational role of zoos in the past has been superseded by superb wildlife films such as those produced by Sir David Attenborough for the BBC.

In a career lasting almost 70 years Heinz Sielmann has become one of Germany's most renowned wildlife film producers.

We've evolved from sitting back on our tripods and shooting wildlife films like they have been shot historically, which doesn't work for us.

Following Lin Sutherland, one of Australia's most passionate wildlife film makers, Crater of Life takes people to the heart of one of Australia's best kept wildlife secrets as she tracks down some of Australia's most unusual, rare and magnificent animals.

«I had come to Belize to work on a wildlife film project, but I saw that the zoo could offer with more immediacy what the films were trying to accomplish.

It's virtually impossible to make a wildlife film without some fabrication, manipulation or audience deception.