Filming The Queendoms
Synopsis
Over two and a half years, wildlife camerawomen filmed various species, including bears and elephants, using advanced technology to capture their natural behaviors.
Synopsis
Aaron Rainey, a wildlife camera woman, filmed animal behaviors for the series "Queens" over two and a half years. She worked with advanced equipment, including the CN20 and RED cameras, to capture footage of bears and elephants. Justine Evans filmed lions and gelada baboons in Tanzania and Ethiopia using a cable dolly system. Erica Bandana, a filmmaker from Tanzania, learned techniques from Evans and emphasized mentorship. The series focuses on female animals in their natural habitats and promotes opportunities for women in wildlife filmmaking.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Aaron Rainey captures bear behaviors in the wild.
- Meet Justine Evans, a veteran wildlife cinematographer.
- Find out about unique filming techniques like the cable dolly system.
Did You Know
- Aaron Rainey has been filming wildlife for 2 and a half years.
- Justine Evans has worked in the wildlife cinematography industry for 28 years.
- The team used the RED Gemini camera for filming in low light conditions.
- The documentary features locations like the Goror Crater in Tanzania and the Simien Mountains in Ethiopia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Aaron Rainey?
Aaron Rainey is a wildlife camera woman who has been filming wildlife around the globe for the series Queens for the past 2 and a half years.
What camera does Justine Evans use for filming?
Justine Evans primarily uses the Red Gemini camera, which is light sensitive and has high resolution.
What is the purpose of mentorship in the documentary?
Mentorship is emphasized as important for sharing knowledge and inspiring women to enter the wildlife filmmaking industry.
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