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on FILM PRODUCTION and FILM TECHNIQUES
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LOST WORLD: Venezuela's Ancient Tepuis |
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IMAX : MOUNTAIN GORILLA, THE MAKING OF | |
The Making of "VAMPIRE":a twenty-five minute film for BBC's Wildlife On One, 1979Vampires have dominated folklore for over 2,000 years - symbols of the supernatural and things that go bump in the night! In South America the Vampire lives on! |
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SKYDIVING WITH IMAX byAdrian Warren How we set out to design and successfully skydive, for the first time ever, with the IMAX giant screen camera system ... |
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A JEWEL
IN THE CROWD
Story of a Baby Male White Ring-tailed Lemur (published in BBC WILDLIFE February 1997 Page 22- 25) Life in the ring-tailed lemur community is a fascinating social whirl. And the arrival of a little gem of a lemur-Sapphire-provided a natural focus for their human observers. Adrian Warren tells the tale of the ringtails |
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WAORANI
: THE LAST PEOPLE
BBC WILDLIFE TV & RADIO Vol.2 No.9 September 1984 Page 454-457 The world is a flat disc covered in rainforest and bisected by a river . Above the clouds is Heaven. On the disc's surface are the 600 'people'-the ones who have survived the depredations of the 'outsiders'-and even 500 of these have been exiled to a reservation. Film-maker Adrian Warren travelled to the land of the last of the sad and 'savage' Waorani. |
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AERIAL FILMING TECHNIQUES by Adrian Warren |