Posted by Austin Thomas on December 15, 2010 at 5:13 PM
Hi all,
One or two of you have seen this already but the vast majority will not have seen this 3 minute video that was broadcast recently on the regional BBC news.
I was contacted by the BBC earlier this year and asked if I would be interested to do some video work when I next visited Kenya. The video was intended to complement some of my photographic images from Kenya, some of which you will have seen on this forum recently.
I didn’t have to think too long before accepting but I did have to start reading some manuals on how DSLR video worked as I had no prior experience of video work.
The local BBC team and their news and weather presenter Dianne Oxberry visited my home and started to gather some material. I was suitably briefed and tasked to record some stills and videos from this years trip to the Masai Mara.
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10 repliesOne or two of you have seen this already but the vast majority will not have seen this 3 minute video that was broadcast recently on the regional BBC news.
I was contacted by the BBC earlier this year and asked if I would be interested to do some video work when I next visited Kenya. The video was intended to complement some of my photographic images from Kenya, some of which you will have seen on this forum recently.
I didn’t have to think too long before accepting but I did have to start reading some manuals on how DSLR video worked as I had no prior experience of video work.
The local BBC team and their news and weather presenter Dianne Oxberry visited my home and started to gather some material. I was suitably briefed and tasked to record some stills and videos from this years trip to the Masai Mara.
The resulting 3 minute video can be found HERE
Considering the scraps of video that I supplied, it is amazing how polished the final version looks by comparison.
Enjoy
Austin
Bob
Geoff.
Matt