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Ever wondered what it's really like to make wildlife documentaries? Join us as Bertie Gregory dispels the myth of constant magical encounters and reveals the true challenges of the field. How did passion and persistence shape Bertie's career, and what vital advice did he receive from legends like Steve Winter? How can young filmmakers create their own opportunities without traveling far? Expect to learn about Bertie's resourceful hacks during his student years, the significance of making local patches, and how patience and hard work culminate in capturing iconic shots. Explore why knowing animal behavior through long-term observation is crucial, and get insights into the practicalities of wildlife photography.
00:00 Debunking Wildlife Filmmaking Myths
00:47 The Importance of Passion and Persistence
01:21 Advice for Aspiring Wildlife Filmmakers
01:57 Making the Most of Local Opportunities
06:02 Balancing University and Wildlife Photography
07:15 Pursuing Your Passion as a Career
08:19 Lessons from the Greats
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