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In the Valley of the Wolves
Podcast: Interview with Wildlife Cinematographer Bob Landis

Emmy Award-winning wildlife cinematographer Bob Landis discusses the making of the film, including the ideal circumstances for filming a predation scene; the importance of spending a vast amount of time in the field; the uniqueness of Yellowstone’s Druid wolf pack, and more.

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#1

07/04/2008 :: 08:40:26 AM
Robyn Monaco Says:

God Bless you Mr. Landis.

#2

07/09/2008 :: 12:02:58 PM
Rachel Says:

What a great interview. I hope Mr. Landis continues to make great natural history films.

#3

08/05/2008 :: 02:38:10 PM
Imao Says:

Man I would love to have a job like that…

#4

08/07/2008 :: 08:24:11 PM
Connor Says:

i love woleves to my favorite type is the black ones there awesome!

#5

09/01/2008 :: 01:25:57 PM
Krystal Says:

Always truly inspiring. His work is just so…beautiful. Every frame would make a gorgeous still of God’s great creation.
As a film student and nature girl, I’m always looking to learn what I can from the Greats like Landis.

#6

10/01/2008 :: 05:24:06 PM
Leslie Says:

I want to thank mr. Landis for bringing the magic of wolves to the world. Just gorgeous.

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