Hello.
I am a German tv producer looking for people that we could film climbing redwoods.
We are producing a film about the largest plants, leaves and trees. We already filmed the Rafflasia Flower in Indonesia and the Victoria Amazonica in Taiwan which is a giant water lily and basically the largest leaf in the world.
Now we would also like to feature Redwood trees in this segment as the tallest trees in the world.
Now I am looking for scientists, forest workers or hobby climbers that we could follow on a climbing trip in a redwood tree. Because I think that is the best way of showing how tall these trees really are.
So if you have any suggestions about individuals, events or locations where we could that I am happy to hear them. You can reply here or to: sporschill (at) comberry . com
We are mainly working for a TV show called 'Galileo' which airs on one of Germany biggest networks ProSieben. It's a popular science edutainment show that has been on the air for 15
years already and reaches an audience of around 1 Million each day. ProSieben belongs to Europe's largest private TV group "ProSiebenSat1 Group".
We will probably be at the US west coast somewhere from Mid July to end of July. Filming will probably take half a day or 1 day. Depending on how long it actually takes to do such a climbing trip.
Greetings from Germany
Sascha
I am a German tv producer looking for people that we could film climbing redwoods.
We are producing a film about the largest plants, leaves and trees. We already filmed the Rafflasia Flower in Indonesia and the Victoria Amazonica in Taiwan which is a giant water lily and basically the largest leaf in the world.
Now we would also like to feature Redwood trees in this segment as the tallest trees in the world.
Now I am looking for scientists, forest workers or hobby climbers that we could follow on a climbing trip in a redwood tree. Because I think that is the best way of showing how tall these trees really are.
So if you have any suggestions about individuals, events or locations where we could that I am happy to hear them. You can reply here or to: sporschill (at) comberry . com
We are mainly working for a TV show called 'Galileo' which airs on one of Germany biggest networks ProSieben. It's a popular science edutainment show that has been on the air for 15
years already and reaches an audience of around 1 Million each day. ProSieben belongs to Europe's largest private TV group "ProSiebenSat1 Group".
We will probably be at the US west coast somewhere from Mid July to end of July. Filming will probably take half a day or 1 day. Depending on how long it actually takes to do such a climbing trip.
Greetings from Germany
Sascha
