Just stumbled upon this: Paul Nicklen describes his most amazing experience as a National Geographic photographer - coming face-to-face with one of Antarctica's most vicious predators.

I think I saw his filmwork for the first time back in 2000 in the Alien Workshop video Photosynthesis. Absolutely loved it! Since than Greg Hunt has worked on dozens films, commercials and music videos. His work always stands out, he always has this special perspective, seeing things from a different angle. So this interview is a great inspiration again!


In The Field - Greg Hunt from Joshua Zucker on Vimeo.

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Interview done by Joshua Zucker, thumbs up!

Links:
http://www.dvxuser.com/V6/showthread.php?t=223622 (Find all the information for filmmakers here, very exciting!!!)
http://www.dpreview.com/previews/panasonicdmcgh2/

Sounds so good:


It can shoot in 1080/60p (1080/50p in PAL). That's huge! NTSC/PAL is switchable.

Handles are removeable for easier rigging.


Check out the report by Barry Green over at dvxuser.com
The camera will cost around 5000€.

Waldviertler is a sustainable shoecompany from Austria. I love their business philosophy! Check out this 20min video in german (english subtitles).

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Click here for the video. Download another radio interview with Mr. Staudinger here, it's from 2008 and only available in german.

Supersick edit by Little Weeds filmmaker winner Riley Blakeway!


Now, An Analog Moving Picture Project from Analog Clothing on Vimeo.

Movie website here!