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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- First 5 Minutes of my Rainforest documentary. Total for all three Episodes is 90 Minutes.
Birds of South East Queensland Rainforest & Wet Sclerophyll Episode One.
It is with a mixture of excitement and relief that I can say the Rainforest Documentary is finished, at least Episode One is’ over the line’.
There will be three Episodes and I will be commencing production on parts 2 and 3 later in the year. It has been two years in the making as I have continually upgraded the footage, natural and bird audio, along with the story and narration.
This Episode touches on elements such as Bird song, Breeding cycle, Jiz and also a little of ‘my own story’ which I have titled ‘off with the birds’.
The 4 Chapters that form Episode 1 will be released over the coming weeks in addition to the trailer and my story which represents my journey as a film maker.
My ambition for the series is for it to be accessible to birders and general nature enthusiasts alike. Part two and three will cover 55 Rainforest species that inhabit the forest in ‘layers’. Ie Terrestrial, Mid strata, Canopy and Fringe dwellers. Each species is documented in intimate detail.
The film is a celebration of the birds and the special places that are so close to home.
Note. The complete series will eventually be available on my new Webpage which is currently being developed as a digital download.
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Superb know this forest from many times at OReillys❤❤
Got to love the Rainforest. Most of this was shot on the Sunny Coast.
Thankyou for that little trip into the rainforest. It has reminded me that I need to go and immerse myself in one of our SEQ rainforests.
So much to explore and there are hidden gems all around us.
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Superb, Tim. The clarity of the images is stunning.
Thankyou Robert, I appreciate your kind words. Lots more to come.
The sound and video quality is so good. Also you have a very soothing voice and great pacing in the footage. Looking forward to see more.
Awesome, thank you James. It has been a labour of love for the past few years but the project is progressing nicely. Keep an eye out for the full digital download of the three part series.
Superb footage, editing and narration! Such a treat to watch and listen to. Thank you for your awesome work.
Thanks so much Denise. It is taking too long to produce but kind feedback along the way certainly helps !!
Amazing. Thank you very much. There was alot of hard work gone into that production. I got lost in that rainforest, just beautiful.
Thank you very much Oscar, yes indeed a work in progress but worth it ! Keep an eye out for more.
Wow, quality of the video is great. Wonderfull work.Looking forward for the next parts. Thankyou for sharing.
Thank you very much, lots more to come.
Hi Tim, I don't know how I missed this earlier, this is really great mate. You have managed to capture some amazing shots. I think your voice over works really well with the visuals, well done. I look forward to seeing the entire series when you get time to finish production. Let me know if I can assist an any way. Cheers Phil
Hi Phil, thats very kind of you mate. This is quite an outdated version of the first 5 minutes but I was quite pleased with the outcome. It really is a large undertaking as there are now 6 chapters, each being around 25 minutes. Thanks for your offer and I'll keep in touch.
Brilliant!
Thankyou Paul
Great video! Can’t wait to see the rest
Thanks so much, the remainder is being produced over the coming months.
Rainy Forest, where unique birds gather, is beautiful. The sounds of Australian birds are clearly different from those in Japan. Very wild and mysterious.😌
I would like to come to Japan one day !
When the corona calms down, please enjoy Japan🍀
Wow this was spectacular, production outstanding. Can only imagine how many hours you sat to capture these images. Thankyou
Many thanks Matt, yes, it has been years in the making and it is only the Genesis of a lovely project about our Rainforests.
@@TimSiggs I look forward to future installments 😀
Delightfully informative. Beautiful sharp shots
Many thanks! Aaron, it is the start of a special series. Keep a watch out !
What patience you must have. The videography is so sharp and clear. Thank you. I will alert my bird-loving friends. (Drouin, Victoria)
Thanks so much for your kind words Liz. Yes. many hours in uncomfortable environments but so worth it.
Tim - a tour de force! Lovely video, excellent sound, and an interesting, well-paced commentary. I'm looking forward to the future episodes.
Hi Bob, thanks for your kind feedback. It's been a great ride so far.
This is an amazing piece of work! Well done!
Much appreciated Jack much more to come.
I loved this. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! I am working on an updated full length documentary
outstanding film work,pretty much a masterpiece tim,and i know how many hours,days,weeks n months go into these findings,recordings,filmeditiong,narration and so on.wish you much success with this film. what a truely beautiful area northern queensland is,defo my nr.1 region of australia i still want to visit ever. mcuh success my friend!
Many thanks Kara, much appreciated.
Excellent footage! What lens did you use? Also which rainforests/national parks are included in this video?
Thanks so much I used a Nikon 200-500 5.6. National parks were the Connondales and Mount Mee but also sunshine coast Hinterland.
This was amazing!!
Thanks so much. It has been a long time coming but am looking forward to getting the project over the line.
Spectacular footage! May I ask which cameras and drones you use to achieve this level of production? And which video editor? Thank you, Tim!
Hi Guillaume, thanks for your kind words. I have a few cameras but this documentary which is still on the timeline was shot mainly with a Nikon Z6. The drone that we used was a DJI Mavik Pro. The editing was achieved with the Premier Pro. It has been a long process but we are getting closer to the finished Documentary.
@@TimSiggs Thank you for your reply, Tim! I will check those gadgets out!
What bird call is in the background throughout the whole film?? What bird is that
Need help a bird around Mt Coolum that sound like three quick sharp whistles then 3 whoop whoop whoops and looks like a grey thrush maby.
Can you try to record it?
Hi Tim, very well done! Great job! I’m following you already quite some time as I spent myself days and many hours in the Australian forests discovering Gang Gangs and black Cockatoos. My I ask beeing in touch with you? I’ve started a new serial in Germany about parrots and we also breed many Australian parrots here. Would be great to her from you so we could get connected. Best regards, Franz
Great, By all means. My email is timsiggs@gmail.com