Wildlife Stalker - Days in the Life of Filmmaker Bob Landis
Bob Landis is so honest, I think it hurts. He has made his filmmaking work hard, but that's the way he wants it. He'll stay out there and stay out there, and he captures great wildlife behavior on film that way.--Dr. Charles Jonkel,greatbear.org/Bob Landis is a great example of an ethical wildlife filmmaker who treats his wild subjects with respect.--Rick McIntyre,Author of Society of Wolves and War Against the WolfBob Landis gets up at three in the morning and sits out there in freezing conditions for days on end. That's why he gets absolutely incredible imagery.--Ray Paunovich, Wildlife CinematographerHow important is Bob Landis' passion for making films about wildlife? "Number one, with flashing lights and neons and bells and whistles. It's his life. It's his mind. It's his body. It's all of that.--Connie Landis, Professor, MSU Billings