What will you do to make unique wildlife footage? Build a robot detective cow dung cam, of course.
British filmmaker and director John Downer One is Wildlife leads in film productionCreating a really unique hidden camera to catch animal footage without being influenced by the presence of humans. Since the 1980s, he has worked for PBS and BBC, he has created award winning work through his innovative immersive visuals and unique story methods.
Calling their equipment spying on spy cameras, Downer has created several styles, some mimic an animal such as an anger or orangutan. In contrast, other people take a more humble approach, so cow dung cam, an excellent work of photographic engineering.
With its super lower perspective and many viosable rolling cameras, the gobar cam that is cheerful is really quite effective. Many recurrences of the cow dung device have been used in nature programs over the years, sports a main zoom lens with the latest wheels, multi-CAM repetitions that have to capture the video of shy wild elephants and their calves.
After the testing and error over three decades in the region, John Downer has completed its techniques and his company John Down Productions is now a company for high-end, innovative natural history filming. Even earning rewards In Peter Gabriel video ‘Diging in the Dirt’, an ‘Grammy’ for innovative time-level techniques as well as an Amy for ‘Earthflight’, who says that “used new techniques to fly with birds with birds around the world.” Is downr Produced 23 films and directed 34Randomly “Steam in the wild” Series, carrying along the sea with the latest version “Steering in the ocean.”
“The company created its name by except for the traditional style of nature documentary and by leading a highly inventor vision view. Through the use of new and exciting immersive techniques, including the use of spy cameras, including the use of spy cameras, it entered the life of animals and has never shown your world before. That JDP made it first, ” JDP explains.
As far as his dedication is concerned, of course John is somewhat more committed and clever than Downer, not afraid to be dirty for crafts, who truly created a robotic dung to catch wildlife footage. Imagine reclaiming that SD card.
Image Credit: PBS, BBC, John Downer
