Planet Earth 2
Discussion
NJK44 said:
How on earth do they film in those territories such as the snake scene? How do they stand around and film without snake attack? How do they film that chase or any scene without disrupting anything? Drone? What're they using to film without bekng seen?
I was thinking that about the Komodo scene as anyone who ever watched Steve Irwins stuff will know that Komodos can and will attack people, we're just food to them. NJK44 said:
How on earth do they film in those territories such as the snake scene? How do they stand around and film without snake attack? How do they film that chase or any scene without disrupting anything? Drone? What're they using to film without bekng seen?
New behind the scenes footage and more linkshttp://gizmodo.com/new-footage-shows-baby-iguana-b...
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gadgetmac said:
New behind the scenes footage and more links
http://gizmodo.com/new-footage-shows-baby-iguana-b...
No need to thank me.
He's literally just standing feet away from about 20 fast as f**k snakes. Are they mad?http://gizmodo.com/new-footage-shows-baby-iguana-b...
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Same with the chap who mentioned above about komodos, pretty dangerous.
ash73 said:
What species are the snakes?
Galapagos Racer Snakes.http://galapagosconservation.org.uk/wildlife/galap...
NJK44 said:
gadgetmac said:
New behind the scenes footage and more links
http://gizmodo.com/new-footage-shows-baby-iguana-b...
No need to thank me.
He's literally just standing feet away from about 20 fast as f**k snakes. Are they mad?http://gizmodo.com/new-footage-shows-baby-iguana-b...
No need to thank me.
Same with the chap who mentioned above about komodos, pretty dangerous.
They'd be hard pressed to crush your finger!
M
marcosgt said:
Most snakes are no threat to people - Those were tiny baby Iguanas, so the snakes are pretty small too.
They'd be hard pressed to crush your finger!
M
Just looked up a few "stats" and they're only 2ft long, it's just the long lens and small iguana size which makes them look "bigger" than they actally are.They'd be hard pressed to crush your finger!
M
A nature expert guy was on the Simon Mayo R2 show last night, conversation got to Planet Earth 2 and the iguana/snakes scene. His opinion of it was that it was an amazing bit of film, but as snakes aren't pack hunters and can't share the same kill because they swallow whole, unless there were more iguanas than snakes, the show probably skipped the bit where the second snake to get to an iguana gets to eat the iguana and the first snake together.
Edited by ajprice on Thursday 10th November 09:53
NJK44 said:
How on earth do they film in those territories such as the snake scene? How do they stand around and film without snake attack? How do they film that chase or any scene without disrupting anything? Drone? What're they using to film without bekng seen?
"The incredible new six-part series was filmed over 117 shoots in 40 countries, using gyro-stablilised cameras, drones and even paragliders to capture the best shots.The hatchling marine iguanas’ great escape was filmed from the air by drones, and on the ground by two cameramen – one with a tripod and long lens for close-ups, the other with a hand-held unit."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/sir-david-atten...
Think they often make temporary shelters that the cameraman hide in too, so not seen by the wildlife.
hyphen said:
NJK44 said:
How on earth do they film in those territories such as the snake scene? How do they stand around and film without snake attack? How do they film that chase or any scene without disrupting anything? Drone? What're they using to film without bekng seen?
"The incredible new six-part series was filmed over 117 shoots in 40 countries, using gyro-stablilised cameras, drones and even paragliders to capture the best shots.The hatchling marine iguanas’ great escape was filmed from the air by drones, and on the ground by two cameramen – one with a tripod and long lens for close-ups, the other with a hand-held unit."
http://www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/sir-david-atten...
Think they often make temporary shelters that the cameraman hide in too, so not seen by the wildlife.
My wife watched this with me and when it finished said "Well, was there anything really new there?".
I thought that a bit harsh, some of the camera work (the swinging Sloth for example) was excellent and different to what PE1 offered, but there's only so many remarkable nature events you can capture, it's more a case of how.
That said, I'd never seen or heard of the Racer Snakes before, that was pretty remarkable!
M.
Edited by marcosgt on Thursday 10th November 10:22
Extra iguana v snake film that wasn't in the programme. https://youtu.be/2cOMjZWJyog
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