Filming Cliff-Jumping Geese: On Location | Hostile Planet

Barnacle geese chicks take a leap of faith as they step off a ledge and freefall hundreds of feet… as do the filmmakers who brave treacherous conditions to film it! Discover some of the behind the scenes techniques used to film this incredible scene.
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Filming Cliff-Jumping Geese: On Location | Hostile Planet
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[@NatGeo]

Filming a series such as Hostile Planet takes a lot of time and patience. What are your thoughts on the filmmaking process for wildlife documentaries?

[@Cordova.S.William]

1000% agree , Big respect to this amazing crew ,blessings from méxico🍀

[@akashsharma9498]

that true sir filming hostile area it so difficult

[@oneshotme]

The show was great and not going to miss any of them

[@MrRamkulov]

Probably they have got the best job ever.

[@leciramy3056]

A spectacular job done on filming..really really done great capturing on film those stories..the story to tell though is brutal for me I couldn't finish watching the video

[@mateowillis5851]

Another day in the office! Thanks for watching. I directed the Mountains film and shot several of the sequences in it. If you have any questions I'll do my best to answer them!

[@fennomanzoomer9547]

I am very impressed by the crane system. How did you manage to get all the fragile and heavy technology and the 8 meter crane on the mountains in such an isolated place as Greenland?

[@bobgreen1272]

Amazingly difficult and you guys pulled it off !! I'm an x camera operator but only in a TV station settings; I thought climbing into the rafters with camera 4 was creative and difficult but!! Always been curious about how these angles are done!!!!!!

[@Obitdf]

Mateo Willis 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@me4654]

Please put a sensitive warning on your programs while I understand it's nature but some people get upset seeing an animal killed. Maybe like graphic for some viewers?

[@castro6051]

where do i apply for this job?

[@elmundooculto1040]

National Geographic are the best filmakers of wildlife.

[@dompavonschtek]

BBC?

[@elmundooculto1040]

@@dompavonschtek Too.

[@TheCooldude735]

Huge respect to cameraman & team and the baby goose

[@kingforaday8]

The barnacle geese chicks video was the most gut wrenching thing I have ever saw on film. Ever.

[@priscisch1127]

Woah!!! That's a lot of hardwork.. 👏.. AMAZING @nat_geo👏👏👏

[@Carol-pv1gu]

Thank you for having the courage to film this for us the viewers 😊

[@Laiba.xoxooo]

Thank u National Geographic for this. You guys are amazing❤

[@sofiafilardo4834]

Bear grylls was all I watched with my brother when I was young!!

[@dloui5214]

thank you for not dying and give us this footage .....

[@shkenca-c5q]

Brilliant filming, I was so amazed to see little creatures bravely jumping from the cliff !

[@dinicti]

Thank you for bringing this peek into nature for general viewing; it makes a difference

[@c.mendez426]

National Geographic always the best,amazing photos & videos,stories has well 👍

[@tombystander]

To the gentlemen/crew who filmed those geese. Thank u. That is something I will never forget

[@Vijaya7225]

A big thank you for the efforts of these people.

[@DCL_DAWGS]

That Geese camerawork was absolute one of the best I have seen

[@tayyabashafique283]

Salute and respect to all crew memvers very very hard and risky works u have done ...hope next genration will follow you ...u r a milestone ❤❤❤

[@wijione8083]

Taking all that gear up the mountain, thanks for the effort and keep making these great films

[@mikeseal3053]

Respect to the crews

[@seninkamiss9326]

I very like this film.. Sangat luar biasa..

[@GoldenTeeTV]

The shots of the geese actually jumping was by far the best I've ever seen. How long did it take? Was this all from one family? What reach did you guys have on your lenses. It's hard fo imagine how the timing was so perfect or was there a little editing magic? Regardless, it's if nothing else the best visual shots I've ever er seen on such an amazing creature. Epic job to all involved 👏

[@EntertainmentWorldz]

nice

[@Cordova.S.William]

Blessings to BEAR GRYLLS !

[@amirnazri6875]

Worth it.

[@kkg8785]

Thanks you very much, it was so amazing...

[@unleashingpotential-psycho9433]

Amazing film 🎞

[@CrisBaggins]

F*cking brilliant.

[@oksomkar3107]

All watched in our language (telugu) in hotstar it's awesome speechless 🙏

[@juanitagardette5733]

Amazing!!! Thank you for the dedication.

[@hariigaire]

Great job team 1 👊👊👊

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Só podemos estar gratos pelo resultado final e pelo que nos dão a conhecer!! Sabemos que os extremos tornam mais difícil o percurso ...Os meios, as pessoas, o ambiente não deixa de ser bonito e o gosto e a motivação que os move e sobretudo para que possamos ver a natureza e todos os seus dramas e alegrias e reflectir no respeito que merece da nossa parte ..Para todos fazermos parte em harmonia neste planeta que tem sempre algo a nós ensinar!! Obrigado!!

[@maximusaugustus6823]

National Geographic is our national treasure.

[@marren573]

The things you do for us. Thank you😙

[@mohammednazemuddinsiddiqui1071]

You people are wonderful

[@manus5423]

these are hostile environments for humans but the animals who live there choose to do so and are perfectly adapted for it.

[@blahbleh5671]

ok

[@Listopia10]

Another day in the office💓🙏🙏🙏🙏👍👍👍

[@user-pg7em7pu7t]

National Geographic❤

[@ShahzadKhan-tj8rl]

You guys are amazing and really inspiring. Salute and respect to you

[@goharhassandar4874]

More insights like these!

[@Lupen1993]

This is behind the scene of poor little geese chicks free fall to death🤣

[@gessegomes6391]

i want more about it its very good i love artic geese

[@sandipkarmakar7995]

You guys are truly great

[@guranshsingh6643]

that's a loaad of hardwork

[@artconnolly9519]

I bet that little baby was coaxed off the edge once everything was set up. ;)

[@KingKatura]

they better pay you guys alot of royalty's since they no doubt;y will make alot of money from it , and honestly i don't know to many people outside myself that would go to such lengths to catch footage of something surreal like that. caring more about what happens to the equipment than yourself. i hope they pay good.

[@bearrussian1955]

Великолепная режиссура

[@abdulbasit7686]

Good job sir

[@willmcfall1666]

Love this channel

[@koma-san2692]

born to be wild has left the group.

[@happydawiidawika9653]

Woww...That's great!! I cannot wait to watch all the pictures and the films you have done. I love it. I will be waiyng for yours from Thailand.

Great informative video 👍

[@vladbcom]

I have to command Nat Geo for these series.

[@maximusaugustus6823]

I want that camera

[@The14541]

Thanks for your hardwork dude

[@teriscallon]

wow...I couldn't watch that whole video. I will try again now knowing the effort that went into it.

[@thomasbss295]

Amazing

[@thomasbss295]

Syuting Angsa Lompat Tebing: Di Lokasi | Planet yang Bermusuhan ( Filming Cliff-Jumping Geese: On Location | Hostile Planet )

[@thomasbss295]

Hostile Planet - Baby Barnacle Geese ( Planet yang Bermusuhan - Bayi Angsa Teritip )

[@thomasbss295]

Lihat : Arctic Geese Chicks Jump Off Cliff to Survive | Hostile Planet ( Angsa Arktik Melompat dari Tebing untuk Bertahan Hidup | Planet yang Bermusuhan )

[@Cordova.S.William]

Amazing video nat geo,blessings and peace like it 👍

[@josephroach]

Absolutely amazing... I salute you guys!

[@DavidMashil]

Respect.

[@shysloan9985]

Can't believe baby goose jump again after tumbling,when his little wing caught. Now that's brave.she won't put the nest there again...dam crow steel baby bird's every spring. I run them off my land.

[@chenalindelossantos967]

Woooooooow this is incredible! Oh wait i dont know if that word is exact!

[@health6108]

Good love

[@ChristopherDobey]

Nat Geo May we please have more attention to detail when uploading to KZbin? These 1080p uploads are not doing the RED & Zeiss camera rig any justice

[@kevinpchandra]

Here I am complaining about my 5d mark iv being too heavy…

[@johnlexter16tabag82]

Now i know how hard to film animal documents and those dumb humans are just disliking it

[@antonenero]

Wow

[@HolyGwakamoley]

Where can we see this masterpiece?

[@oldtrio1]

On Location

[@arisjatmika]

😮😮😮

[@moein-lifestyle]

👍👍👍

[@ridwanAfriandy]

Crane at mountain..

[@muhammadawisabdshahadan1117]

Jika manusia jatuh ketinggian itu apa kesannya?..kan:-)

[@donwheeler1208]

I was wondering why they didn’t use a drone until he said $80,000 camera....

[@me4654]

I did record a hostile planet, deleted it after the babies died. Please put warning on your videos for us overly sensitive individuals, yes I know it's animal nature but some give me a panic attack alot of NG stuff I watch I think you had one strange rock awesome!

[@chlemtom1]

Has Bear Grylls switched networks?

[@greenpegasus88sz]

Why does this have dislikes!!?? 🤣😂🤣

[@originalsoundtrack2732]

BBC fans maybe 😋

[@chowyewwah1643]

😮😮😮😥😥😥

[@whatshouldido.3027]

They do live in a hostile environment.

[@javierarosas1210]

funaopor mentiroso xd

[@javierarosas1210]

mentiroso!!!!!!!!!!!!