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Spring 2014 Update: A New Idea for a New Year

I know it’s been a while since I posted anything on here, and that’s partly due to me not having anything worthwhile to post and partly due to my own laziness. But, I have decided to make a conscious effort to change my ways and become a much more regular blogger so be ready forContinue reading “Spring 2014 Update: A New Idea for a New Year”

Bring Sally Up Pushup Challenge

Ok, so I havn’t managed to film any wildlife in China yet… BUT, I did film and edit this video for the martial arts school where I’m training (www.RisingDragonSchool.com)

Wildscreen Festival 2012

So it’s been 8 months since last October when I attended Wildscreen Festival in Bristol, with friend and fellow aspiring wildlife film-maker Nick Barrington Haynes, and I have been pretty slow in writing about it, but to be fair I have been pretty busy training Kung Fu in China. Anyway, I’ve now found some timeContinue reading “Wildscreen Festival 2012”

Wildeye Slow Motion Video…

My favourite one of the videos that came out of a weekend on the Wildeye Wildlife Camera Operator Course, filmed using a Photron SA3 High Speed Camera. The other student-made videos can be found at http://youtu.be/7t8bhc-E6oo and https://vimeo.com/50516678

Wildeye Camera Operator Course Weekend

This weekend I had an opportunity to learn from some of the extremely talented professionals in the industry (as well as play with their extremely expensive equipment), at the Wildeye Camera Operator course in Norfolk. Wildeye, or the Wildeye International School of Wildlife Film-making, is a small school that runs short specialist courses in NorfolkContinue reading “Wildeye Camera Operator Course Weekend”

A Brief Introduction

My name is Tom Richards and I am an aspiring wildlife filmmaker. This year I graduated with a 2:1 in BSc Animal Behaviour from the University of Exeter, into the masses of unemployed and hopeful graduates that are drifting about in this currently fairly depressing economic climate. A few of my friends who graduated withContinue reading “A Brief Introduction”