It takes a lot of people to pull of a successful filming trip such as this one to Glacier Bay. Aside from the travel to get on location, there are all sorts of arrangements to be made and logistics to work out prior to leaving. This footage was shot 7 months before it aired.
Great care is taken in the editing process to ensure a fantastic and educational show.
Some of the people pictured to the right include our cast and production crew, the producers and staff, our ship's fantastic crew, our syndicators, our print and web team - even a National Park Service representative. I am very lucky to work with one of the most experienced wildlife film crews in the business. Since we have all been traveling together for the past two years, we are really more like a working family. Filming a wildlife television program is difficult and requires very long hours while working 7 days a week when you are in the field. It helps that we all get along well and respect each other's creative talents.