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Old 05-29-2013, 06:50 AM
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I watched it last night. New favorite show. The footage those videographers got is incredible
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I watched it last night. New favorite show. The footage those videographers got is incredible
I wonder how long it took to film and edit all that. Had to be a couple years or so.
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Old 05-29-2013, 07:44 AM
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I wonder how long it took to film and edit all that. Had to be a couple years or so.
If it's anything like Planet Earth, then I bet it took longer than just a couple. I think Planet Earth took them a decade or more to film. Is it similar to the Planet Earth series? That is one of my all-time favorite Discovery Channel series. Got the DVD set at the apartment.
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I wonder how long it took to film and edit all that. Had to be a couple years or so.
If i am not mistaken in the first episode it said 5-7 years for the making of the vidoe.
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If i am not mistaken in the first episode it said 5-7 years for the making of the vidoe.
That's crazy! Takes someone with some serious patience!
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That's crazy! Takes someone with some serious patience!
I cant rememeber how long it was, but the Birds of Paradise Episode for Planet Earth took a very long time to capture those birds dancing... guys pulled 16hr shifts in a tent and camo to try and film those birds. Watch the making of the Mountain Goat episode... the weather they endured is nuts.
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