How We Film Tiny Animals | Inside Big Little Journeys

Big Little Journeys filmmakers employ various filming techniques to capture two very different animals. Narrated by Aaron Pierre.
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“Big Little Journeys: Home“ premiered January 10, 2024, at 8|7c on PBS and RUclips.
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The Big Little Journeys team employs a range of filming techniques to follow the journeys of two very different animals. New probe lenses and motion control systems are used to see the world from the perspective of a walnut-sized turtle and follow its journey through a Canadian woodland. In South Africa night vision cameras and gyrostabilized cranes are used to keep pace with a fast-moving nocturnal bushbaby and camera traps reveal how these plucky primates break into a city zoo to steal food. Narrated by Aaron Pierre.
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[@amyslattery8676]

Kudos to these camera crews for all their hard work to bring these incredible animals to the world! Unbelievable images❤

[@monicayoungblood8557]

👏👏❤️❤️ PHENOMENAL WORK!! These guys deserve awards for the wonderful footage!!!

[@stephaniemcpherson2558]

YES!!! I could watch them all day.

[@troyano6548]

That's an amazing job by the camera team.

[@Staggo_L]

This is great. Watching the full documentary Big Little Journeys last night, I wondered how the film was created. Now I know. Amazing. Hats off to the filmmakers. 😮

[@babakgholian3467]

May you be there for generations to come 🙏 .

[@tarotafterdark1077]

Thank you for taking the time to explain this! Very informative. 😀

[@rangamunaweera2279]

Amazing pbs this video gives me chills and what an epic unforgettable experience for crew and all of us viewers. Thank you pbs thank you very much for doing such great work of art.

[@maggieobrien6525]

Definitely deserve a reward for this remarkable footage and amazing ingenuity ❤ Phenomenal work camera crew! Many thanks 🙏👍🙏

[@joanneganon7157]

Thank you for sharing all the hard work you do to capture these little creatures 👍.
JO JO

[@MBMCincy63]

I am glad this is explained, I really wondered how on so many nature videos the closeness of subject. Amazing

[@sonalibose4436]

Incredible series and amazing camera work. Spell binding

[@ChrisLaprise-p8n]

Awesome!

[@ryanreedgibson]

I just watched the final product last night. I wondered how the heck they did it. Terrific work bringing this world into ours. This is so much more special than YT videos with thousands of times the views and likes.

[@markokada7311]

W/ no qualms in the least, they certainly deserve not just an ordinary pat but extraordinary one on the back for a job exceptionally well done! In virtue of them all, we could enjoy & appreciate this unrivaled, incomparable, & seemingly unsurpassable transcendent nature doc. to the core for free on RUclips until Feb 7, 2024. My sincere gratitude to them all concerned. (01/11/24)

[@TheBlueGirl18]

That’s crazy !!!!

[@Phat-khat]

I wish PBS Nature channel would play the full version of the intro music rather than the short one they’ve been playing. Just a thought. Tyvm from the USA 🇺🇸 with love

[@justayoutuber1906]

An animal breaking into a zoo is like a person breaking into prison.

[@jonathanrossroberts]

Thanks for the insight! I also use the Ronin gimbal and a camera for videos. Gonna have to get me a boom arm cause the drone I use is to invasive. Also I'm jealous of the macro lens. Been wanting one for awhile!

[@e-mail881]

bush babyyyyyyyyy

[@salvabalesta300]

Terima kasih atas yang telah kalian kerjakan

[@yes.2144]

I always wondered.

[@corneliustitiu8739]

🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟

[@timothygreer188]

I wonder how long it takes to habituate the bush babies to the camera rig?

[@alexkang7360]

Omg that fear of knowing lions are near by in the dark jesus....

[@donaldpetersen2382]

I'd love to know about the sound engineers job in adding in sound effects.

[@trinomial-nomenclature]

I'm from Canada, does anyone know which part of Canada they filmed in?

[@dianefields6056]

Bush babies are one of my favourites. They urinate on their hands and feet but that is not why. They eat insects, which endears them to me.

[@TheCommunicationCoach]

tiny cameras?