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Chris Palmer, "Confessions of a Wildlife Filmmaker"
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July 18, 2015
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43:14Now PlayingPalmer's 2010 book, Shooting in the Wild, described the history of wildlife filmmaking; now Palmer lays out the ethical issues involved with moviemaking that harasses animals for dramatic effect or distorts the truth about wild habitats. The industry needs to evolve, he argues, and he shows how it can conserve, not manipulate, nature.
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