"Exploring Arkansas From Above" - Mid-America Emmy® Winner
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- From rock formations and unique landmarks to stunning waterfalls and magnificent waterways - Arkansas isn’t called The Natural State for nothing! From a bird’s-eye perspective, see Arkansas like you have never before. Watch to visit some of your favorite locations, landmarks and our natural wonders through four seasons of stunning beauty.
Join Chuck Dovish as we go "Exploring Arkansas From Above"!
"Exploring Arkansas From Above" is the 2022 winner of the 46th Annual Mid-America Emmy® Award in the category Audio - Live or Post Production and a nominee in the categories of Lifestyle - Long Form Content, Director - Short Form or Long Form Content, and Photographer - Short Form or Long Form Content.
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I did not know how beautiful Arkansas is. Greetings from a German in Australia.
Absolutely gorgeous and stunning topography…
Arkansas looks like a great place to visit! Lots of outdoor fun and adventures!
So glad I moved here! Thank you for giving me even more places to explore....I can't wait!
I plan to fly there in January. I want to move there!👍I love Autumn most!
Thank You so much
Im moving to Arkansas in 2024. Im so excited!!!
Love our state!!! Welcome!!
This was an absolutely top notch presentation
Very beautiful video. Thank you for sharing this beautiful video.🙂
Really great video with a lot of interesting information... keep up the GREAT work!
OMG, the man introducing this program looked like the quintessential Arkansan me. I lived in Winslow pop 183many years ago. Way out in the boonies. Happiest time of my life.
He is works for PBS in little Rock
I live 10 miles from clarksville arkansas. That's been my home town all my life .
There’s another Sugarloaf Mountain in west central Arkansas near the Oklahoma border in southern Sebastian County. The Arkansas side is 2100ft and the Oklahoma side is 2500ft. Another overlooked mountain is The Poteau Mountain Ridge that runs from Waldron, Arkansas to Heavener, Oklahoma. Poteau Mountain rises 2665ft above sea level near Hartford, Arkansas. Poteau Mountain is the Northwest edge of the Ouachita Mountains and National Forest.
Love the drone footage!
I really appreciate these videos. My favorite is the swimming holes. Y'all should do one on favorite trails.
A wonderful wonderful video !!! Enjoyed it very much !
Splendid video of this beautiful state. Will be a great reference for me of places to see and explore in Arkansas.
I have been to Arkansas 2 or 3 times for brief (weekend) visits. I only saw the northwest corner of the state, but would love to spend a week seeing more of the state. It's gorgeous.
Thank you.
Wow! Nice aerial footage!
Thanks! My son did the aerial footage for this program! And it's up for an Emmy!
It would be nice to have a simulated flyover over Arkansas Soarin type ride in tourist spots like Hot Springs.
Nicely done!!!
So nice
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I live about 6 miles from altus . Have been to the grape vineyard there . On st Mary's mountain
The Glory of All God's Creation!!! He dare to say...
This was very well done, except for one huge flaw. How can you make a video like this but not include Mammoth Spring? Mammoth Spring is absolutely incredible, especially in Springtime.
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Lovely video ,I hope the Cali's and Oregonians don't see it .Yup I really mean that too .They would bring their crap ideas ,and in no time we would have all our trees cut down.
I'm downwind of the most wide ocean on the planet.
Arkansas is downwind of every threat I've avoided.
I've explored Arkansas previously. With their
own National Speleological Society members.
Below the surface. I choose to go where no
other person or construct has gone before.
Which is why we members obtain assistance
from NASA. Because we discover things never
previously encountered by our species. Please
wait for NASA to afford equal appreciation about
activity done in Arkansas not done by my choice
of Society. So, where is it that needs your poke?
Arkansas is beautiful and this is a well-done video. Releasing them elk was a big mistake *unless they also plan on reintroducing wolves and cougars.*
A black bear used to come visit us regularly on the farm. Got to be destructive..
Did anyone else get sea sick. Watching this?
An hour-long tourism promo - exactly the kind of rose colored idealism i'd expect from PBS.
You say that like it’s a bad thing. This is in fact exactly what I would expect from the local PBS