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Can you reccommend a Cameraman to Film our hunt?
17 January 2011, 18:49
Fallow BuckCan you reccommend a Cameraman to Film our hunt?
Hi All,
I'm looking for a cameraman to film our hunt in April in RSA. It will be a dedicated wing shooting hunt with the focus on some high volume doves, although I might shoot some plains game if time allows.
I don't need any editing done as we have our own guys here that will do that for us, and split the footage between various uses.
It will be a 7 day hunt and then another 7-14 day hunt in August that will also go into the pot. Along with anything else that comes up this year.
Who have you used and what was the finished product like? This will be the first hunt I video so I'm keen to hear anyone's thoughts.
Rgds,
Kiri
17 January 2011, 18:58
Ghubert(cough)

17 January 2011, 19:31
Fallow BuckThanks mate but after your attempts to film the duck shooting at Ampton & enduring 19 minutes of footage with you fiddling with your zip while showing us a close up of your beer gut I think I will pass.
K
17 January 2011, 19:33
Safari-HuntPM sent
Frederik Cocquyt
I always try to use enough gun but then sometimes a brainshot works just as good.
17 January 2011, 19:37
Ghubert
The shortness of people's memories......
I wouldn't need so much restorative dutch courage if you didn't keep sending to me to the wrong end of the county!
Besides, if you recall I was was
otherwise preoccupied....

Otherwise and in regard to my filmings skills, fair point and well taken.
17 January 2011, 19:54
martin pietersTry Osprey filming company, Zig Macintosh, he posts here often, they run a very professional operation.
Martin
17 January 2011, 20:03
Greg Brownleequote:
Originally posted by martin pieters:
Try Osprey filming company, Zig Macintosh, he posts here often, they run a very professional operation.
Martin
I'll second this. They did all the filming for our television show and did absolutely fantastic work. Plus, they are generally cheaper than using a camera man from the US but there is no compromise in the quality of work they do. I can send you a DVD of their work to show you what I am talking about, you won't be disappointed.
Their email address is studio@ospreyfilming.com
and the website is
http://ospreyfilming.com/.
Check them out.
17 January 2011, 20:23
JTEXI have no qualms recomending Puren Joubert. A fine guy that is a bunch of fun and a real professional.
http://www.igalaproductions.co.za/Good luck.
.
17 January 2011, 20:42
dwarf416The osprey filming. bove the top. they filmed myele/buff/lion Leopard hnt in april2010. My hippo/ leopard hunt in august and a cameroon hunt for a friend. Above my highest expectations. They have got a website "safarinewsreel" Tim, apart from an expert cameraman is a good friend an excellent fisherman and an excellent storyteller. You can ask for my films to him. He writes here as timot
diego
17 January 2011, 20:54
larryshoresOsprey has filmed for me as well. The end product was fantastic.
17 January 2011, 21:12
A.Dahlgrenquote:
Originally posted by larryshores:
Osprey has filmed for me as well. The end product was fantastic.
+1
17 January 2011, 21:31
L. David Keithquote:
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17 January 2011, 21:47
Larry SellersKiri - Not a big deal but you mentioned you didn't need editing included, but then asked what others finished product looked like with the people that they used?

Kinda hard to compare apples and oranges?
Safari-Hunt seems to get rave reviews on here!!
Larry Sellers
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quote:
Originally posted by Fallow Buck:
Hi All,
I'm looking for a cameraman to film our hunt in April in RSA. It will be a dedicated wing shooting hunt with the focus on some high volume doves, although I might shoot some plains game if time allows.
I don't need any editing done as we have our own guys here that will do that for us, and split the footage between various uses.
It will be a 7 day hunt and then another 7-14 day hunt in August that will also go into the pot. Along with anything else that comes up this year.
Who have you used and what was the finished product like? This will be the first hunt I video so I'm keen to hear anyone's thoughts.
Rgds,
Kiri
17 January 2011, 22:37
larrys01PM sent.
17 January 2011, 22:39
JTEXquote:
I have no qualms recomending Puren Joubert. A fine guy that is a bunch of fun and a real professional.
http://www.igalaproductions.co.za/Good luck.
You can also search "Igala Productions" in youtube and find some of their work.
.
18 January 2011, 00:17
Fallow Buckquote:
Originally posted by Larry Sellers:
Kiri - Not a big deal but you mentioned you didn't need editing included, but then asked what others finished product looked like with the people that they used?

Kinda hard to compare apples and oranges?
Safari-Hunt seems to get rave reviews on here!!
Larry Sellers
SCI Life Member
quote:
Originally posted by Fallow Buck:
Hi All,
I'm looking for a cameraman to film our hunt in April in RSA. It will be a dedicated wing shooting hunt with the focus on some high volume doves, although I might shoot some plains game if time allows.
I don't need any editing done as we have our own guys here that will do that for us, and split the footage between various uses.
It will be a 7 day hunt and then another 7-14 day hunt in August that will also go into the pot. Along with anything else that comes up this year.
Who have you used and what was the finished product like? This will be the first hunt I video so I'm keen to hear anyone's thoughts.
Rgds,
Kiri
Hi Larry,
Getting a look at others footage just helps me get an idea for the quality of the camera work.
I have seen some of the footage where when the shot is fired the camera seems to jump and the reaction of the animal is half lost. It's not quite the same with a wing shoot but at least gives an indication of skill.
See you in Reno next week.
K
BTW Thanks to everyone for the PM's. I'll have a look through this week.
Rgds,
Kiri
18 January 2011, 04:36
Larry SellersKiri - Makes sense to me now that you mentioned it. Just didn't make the connection, duh on me.
Have a good, safe trip over, Reno it will be. See ya there
Larry Sellers
SCI Life Member
quote:
Originally posted by Fallow Buck:
quote:
Originally posted by Larry Sellers:
Kiri - Not a big deal but you mentioned you didn't need editing included, but then asked what others finished product looked like with the people that they used?

Kinda hard to compare apples and oranges?
Safari-Hunt seems to get rave reviews on here!!
Larry Sellers
SCI Life Member
quote:
Originally posted by Fallow Buck:
Hi All,
I'm looking for a cameraman to film our hunt in April in RSA. It will be a dedicated wing shooting hunt with the focus on some high volume doves, although I might shoot some plains game if time allows.
I don't need any editing done as we have our own guys here that will do that for us, and split the footage between various uses.
It will be a 7 day hunt and then another 7-14 day hunt in August that will also go into the pot. Along with anything else that comes up this year.
Who have you used and what was the finished product like? This will be the first hunt I video so I'm keen to hear anyone's thoughts.
Rgds,
Kiri
Hi Larry,
Getting a look at others footage just helps me get an idea for the quality of the camera work.
I have seen some of the footage where when the shot is fired the camera seems to jump and the reaction of the animal is half lost. It's not quite the same with a wing shoot but at least gives an indication of skill.
See you in Reno next week.
K
BTW Thanks to everyone for the PM's. I'll have a look through this week.
Rgds,
Kiri
18 January 2011, 05:34
DawnRoarquote:
Originally posted by martin pieters:
Try Osprey filming company, Zig Macintosh, he posts here often, they run a very professional operation.
Martin
Ditto Osprey and see if you can get lauri alanthwaite. He is in SA and has more experience than a lot of PHs. Great guy to have in camp and a superb cameraman.
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18 January 2011, 06:46
MJinesI can highly recommend Justin Drainer. Justin is the primary cameraman for Charlton McCallum and has filmed all four of my safaris in Zim. Go to You Tube and do a search for HunterJines. There are four clips there that Justin filmed. He is good company in camp, fearless in standing his ground and a damn fine cameraman. Yes, he wears Chuck Taylor tennis shoes, but his virtues are worth overlooking that little vice. I am sure you can reach him through Buzz or Myles (buzzandmyles@cmsafaris.com). Do a search under the Africa Hunt Reports section and you will find alot of hunters singing Justin's praises. Good fellow.
Mike
18 January 2011, 07:12
adamhunterquote:
Originally posted by L. David Keith:
quote:
Frederik Cocquyt

x2
30+ years experience tells me that perfection hit at .264. Others are adequate but anything before or after is wishful thinking.
18 January 2011, 10:29
zimFrostyWayne James (posts on AR as Captureyourhunt.)
Wayne is a an excellent cameraman and a great guy to boot. I am sure Saeed will second that
18 January 2011, 13:14
mbuyuSecond this Wayne James is a great cameraman and good fun to have around.
18 January 2011, 16:55
SaeedWayne has been doing our hunts for many years.
He is a great guy, does a great job, fun to have around, but sadly he has one very bad habit we have not been able to break him off it.
He is STILL nice to Walter, even after all these years.
18 January 2011, 17:14
zimFrostythats it hes fired

18 January 2011, 20:44
KPetequote:
Originally posted by MJines:
I can highly recommend Justin Drainer. Justin is the primary cameraman for Charlton McCallum and has filmed all four of my safaris in Zim. Go to You Tube and do a search for HunterJines. There are four clips there that Justin filmed. He is good company in camp, fearless in standing his ground and a damn fine cameraman. Yes, he wears Chuck Taylor tennis shoes, but his virtues are worth overlooking that little vice. I am sure you can reach him through Buzz or Myles (buzzandmyles@cmsafaris.com). Do a search under the Africa Hunt Reports section and you will find alot of hunters singing Justin's praises. Good fellow.
+1
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19 January 2011, 06:43
DawnRoarquote:
Originally posted by MJines:
I can highly recommend Justin Drainer. Justin is the primary cameraman for Charlton McCallum and has filmed all four of my safaris in Zim. Go to You Tube and do a search for HunterJines. There are four clips there that Justin filmed. He is good company in camp, fearless in standing his ground and a damn fine cameraman. Yes, he wears Chuck Taylor tennis shoes, but his virtues are worth overlooking that little vice. I am sure you can reach him through Buzz or Myles (buzzandmyles@cmsafaris.com). Do a search under the Africa Hunt Reports section and you will find alot of hunters singing Justin's praises. Good fellow.
I am sure Justin is as you say with regard to "standing his ground" and am only taking this oppertunity to show you an example of the work Laurie at Osprey is capable of. The leopard was coming right at him...nice pan eh?
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19 January 2011, 11:22
470EDDYSmokey Lamprecht-Savage Moon Productions.
He does all of John Sharp's filming, fantastic!! He edited and put music to a partners video of my Elephant hunt...did excellent work.
470EDDY
19 January 2011, 11:56
Saeedquote:
put music
That is the part I do not like about commercial films.
Far too much music and talking.
I prefer to leave the sound as as, and have nothing added to it later.