Mababe to Hermanus - Botswana 2024 Wildlife Filmmaking BTS Ep 22

[@gmf756]

As always an outstanding video from you guys! Your way of sharing stories is more than the cream on the cake! Keep on going that way! Wish you a relaxing Christmas time with your families and all the best for 2025! Hope to meet you on the road at some time! Cheers Michael

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Thanks Michael. And happy Christmas to you as well

[@gmf756]

@@MovingPicturesAfrica❤

[@richardtustin]

Great series.

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

@@richardtustin thanks 👍

[@smetlenn6480]

Beautiful footage of the leopard🙌. It was amazing to watch this great series and i’m looking forward to see the next adventure 😁 Have a Merry Christmas Rob & Andy🎄

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

@@smetlenn6480 thanks very much Smet. Enjoy your Christmas too.

[@AYNZ197]

Great series. Nice work.

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

@@AYNZ197 thank you

[@melisizwekabanyane3742]

Love your channel. Looking forward to your next journey, thanks for taking us along with you. Damn I need a land cruiser and a great camera

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

@@melisizwekabanyane3742 🙂 thanks. Glad you enjoyed the series

[@alefengb]

Nice one boys, next year I'll be going through Botswana

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Hope you have a great time 👍

[@StevenSnaith]

Wonderful series. Thoroughly enjoyed it and amazingly shot. I was in Botswana self driving at the end of October for 3 weeks in Moremi, Savuti and Ihaha and it was fantastic, so many lions on the Chobe riverfront. Watching your series on a Sunday morning before I went helped build the anticipation and watching it now after returning has me yearning to go back. Hopefully end of 25. Keep up the great work.

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Thanks Steven. Yeah the Chobe lions are fantastic

[@deepthijhanak]

Wow a leopard at just the start of your journey. That was amazing. What a stunning animal. Beautifully captured. That was a yummy dinner. Awwww ❤ and that puppy of yours is so sweet. It was a good series and I'm waiting for your next trip. Happy holidays to you and your families too. Omg and your flight was really delayed with a good news too..

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Thanks so much for watching. Glad you enjoyed it 🙂

[@wbrianna27]

❤ Just absolutely spectacular footage of your last leopard! What a goodbye for now for the pair of you from Bots. Typical flight delay when all you want is to get gome to the wives and kids guys 😂😂 Perfect ending with no audio and dubbing 😅 Have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year. Thanks for all the entertainment

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Thanks very much and a happy new year to you too!

[@J.Dibble]

Ahhhh. The last episode is in the can. Sigh. We enjoy your adventures! Thank you for sharing. Great to see your channel grow! 👊👏👏👏 “Don’t put words in my mouth, Rob!” 😂 Creative way to end the series. 😁👍

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

😂 thanks so much. Thanks for watching

[@neelsfer]

Lovely video of the leopard. What settings do you use to slow down like that

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

Thanks. Usually I shoot 2x slowmo. So if my playback frame rate is 50fps I shoot at 100fps.

[@zachariasdebeer1512]

Been a great series thank you for sharing. With regards to the filming in the deep sand, does the Land Cruiser just solider through it when you have to line up shots or do you have to get Andy put to push every now and then? Lastly, when you guys film the animals moving about like the leopard walking do you and Andy have to coordinate the car moving to keep the animals in shot or do you shoot, move and then start shooting again?

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

🙂 thanks very much. We usually are fine in the sand once we have dropped off the trailer, but sometimes it does get tricky. I can only shoot while moving if we have a very smooth section of road, so normally we shoot until the animal has moved out of view then Andy quickly repositions.

[@pauljansen6650]

Trailer Name: Andy's Baggage

[@MovingPicturesAfrica]

@@pauljansen6650 mmm. Not bad. I'll run it by him