The Art of Wildlife Storytelling: Filmmaking on Skomer Island

[@PhotoFeaver]

I love the interview style content!

[@DrewWebbWild]

Thank you!

[@WildlifewithRich]

This is so well edited dude. Really interesting to watch and I’d love to see more about how you edit to show the story

[@DrewWebbWild]

@@WildlifewithRich thank you sir, I’ll add that to the list of future videos for sure

[@CutSluice]

Absolutely love this!

[@CurtisSnapshot]

Wow, that intro! Loved the visuals, sounds and of course the story telling!

[@DrewWebbWild]

Thank you the intro is something that I’ve toyed with for a long time. I wanted to have a channel intro but I also didn’t want it to be repetitive. I’m so glad you like this one. I think I’ll do variations of it going forward.

[@CurtisSnapshot]

@@DrewWebbWild Definitely, finding a solid channel intro is a challenge and having some variation sounds like a fun idea!

[@IngolfurDavid]

Great editing and colour grading well done

[@DrewWebbWild]

Thank you colour grading is one of the things I’ve really been trying to improve on in the last couple of years. It’s like learning to paint there’s so many different different ways to do it.

[@montananorthern]

So glad I stumbled upon your channel. Great video. I would love to see more of these types of videos including the editing process. Subbed.

[@DrewWebbWild]

Ooo editing is a good one I didn’t think of that, I’m working on a couple of different projects at the minute. I think what I’ll do is document one start to finish and publish the whole project as a series perhaps what do you think?

[@montananorthern]

@@DrewWebbWild I think that would be a huge hit. I have never seen anyone do a start to finish video. Great content.

[@WildlifeWithCookie]

What a handsome man

[@DrewWebbWild]

@@WildlifeWithCookie you flirt