Steve asked if I had thought about any "non weird stuff" that might make documentary material?
Yes. I did some work with BBCs Natural History Unit, though they were mainly interested in UK "big cats". However, I broached the idea of looking at some of the things covered in the Canid book (Red Paper 1) as Girt Dog of Ennerdale, Badminton Vampiric Beast and others also gave the opportunity for "re~enactment" of scenes.
They really wanted to go with large cats, though, due to several people there ~including a producer~ having had experiences and some not too far away from Bristol where the unit is based.
Still, plenty of material in the Canids book so....
The old cover for a change!
Yes. I did some work with BBCs Natural History Unit, though they were mainly interested in UK "big cats". However, I broached the idea of looking at some of the things covered in the Canid book (Red Paper 1) as Girt Dog of Ennerdale, Badminton Vampiric Beast and others also gave the opportunity for "re~enactment" of scenes.
They really wanted to go with large cats, though, due to several people there ~including a producer~ having had experiences and some not too far away from Bristol where the unit is based.
Still, plenty of material in the Canids book so....
