Do You Have What It Takes To Be A Wildlife Filmmaker? | Seven Worlds, One Planet | BBC Earth

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Published 2019-12-09

Wildlife filmmaking isn't just baby animals and exotic locations! Here are the highs and lows of the job.
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All Comments (21)

@dkchen 4 years ago

I think the hardest thing about their job is probably the waiting.
@daanvandongen1422 4 years ago

Can we get a full length movie on wildlife filmmakers? they deserve it.
@Khanival 4 years ago

Honestly looks like the adventure of a lifetime
@Semi-Addict-Gamer 4 years ago

“Burn the room down”, that is a guy I relate with.
@anonymoushack9453 4 years ago

Apparently, this is how my grandpa went to his school.
@EnglishCuite 4 years ago

Imagine a professional wildlife photographer saying burn the room down to a spider 😂 beautiful
@ericpeter6618 4 years ago

These guys “Camera Operators” deserve a special reward or a special kind of award. They are just awesome.
@NasAfter 4 years ago

That spit at the beginning caught me off guard LMAOOOOOOO
@peachylitchy1789 4 years ago

I would love a good adventure and wouldn't mind all the struggle if it was with wonderful people like you. I love the show and I'm obsessed with nature because of it.
@kaylakris8261 4 years ago

now we can see the wild camera operator in its natural habitat..
@JackIsNotInTheBox 4 years ago

YES YES YES, I'VE WAITED SO LONG FOR ANOTHER BEHIND THE SCENES!
@mohnishsingh3453 4 years ago

I really want to thank them for taking all this pain even though their passion is way bigger to make them feel it. Such patience and perseverance. Our eyes are blessed to see nature only because of you people. Thank you so much.
@shitlordflytrap1078 4 years ago

2:15 - I don't know who Howard Bourne is, but I love him already.
@tableturtle2978 4 years ago

Imagine walking around the wilderness for hours just to find something to film that would probably last less than few minutes. Mad respect for people making and filming nature documentaries.
@riamceachrane-alleyne8070 4 years ago

No I can't do it. Thank you for your sacrifice. We appreciate all of the footage.
@hiteshthakur2876 4 years ago

Be patient Stay calm And most important Be Wild
@calliopeolympia6980 4 years ago

"Oh jesus burn the room down" ACCURATE IMPRESSION OF ME HOW DID U RECORD ME IN THE WILD
@lovelessv2 4 years ago

One of the most coolest jobs out there😍
@greenmanofthewoods6060 4 years ago

Seems they have the more entertaining people on the wrong side of the camera!
@kropotkinnie 4 years ago

I want an entire show series on this following these different teams. I love them all so much.