Nature filmmaking: Ready for their close-up
Nature filmmaking: Ready for their close-up
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'The HD camera was focused on a baby elephant being attacked by 40 or 50 lions in the pitch-black of night," says the documentary director Alastair Fothergill. "The camerawoman was the only one who could see anything through a viewfinder, and had to talk to the guys handling the infrared lights in the Jeeps. All the while surrounded by frightened female elephants charging about the place and lions on the prowl." |
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News entry number 3235 added on Nov 11, 2007 in the Technology and IT category.
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