The Truth and Legend Podcast

Michael Mauro and Brandon Day discuss various aspects of filmmaking, including camera upgrades, shooting techniques, and the challenges of wildlife filming.

The crew interviews Gerrit Vyn, a wildlife photographer and project leader at the Cornell Lab of Ornithology. Gerrit shares his recent trip to Antarctica and his experiences photographing wildlife in challenging conditions. He also discusses his background in natural history and bird audio recording.

In this conversation, Rick Libby and Libby Corbin of Team Moose Man discuss their background in wildlife photography and their transition to shooting video. They talk about the evolution of their gear and how it has improved their video quality. They also emphasize the importance of continuous learning and listening to others in the field.

Lee Hoy, a professional nature photographer and workshop instructor, shares his journey and passion for nature photography. He discusses how he got into photography, his experiences leading workshops, and his role as an OM System Ambassador.

In this conversation, Doug Gardner discusses his work as a wildlife cinematographer in South Carolina and shares tips for social media and YouTube success. He also introduces his camera operator bootcamp and workshops, where he teaches aspiring filmmakers the skills they need to succeed in the industry.

Eric shares his recent birding trip to Homer, Alaska. He discusses the challenges of filming birds in noisy environments and the difficulty of finding specific bird species. Eric also talks about photographing sea otters and the impact of ice on wildlife photography. Additionally, Brandon and Michael share their experiences on a wild horse photography trip and the challenges they f

In this episode, the hosts and guest discuss various topics, including AI video generation, workflow and data management, living in New Zealand, and wildlife photography. They also share their experiences with whale sharks and great white sharks, as well as the importance of wildlife safety and precautions. In this part of the conversation, Mike Williams discusses his experiences p

In this conversation, Harri, a producer director in the wildlife film industry, discusses her background, birding experiences, and her work on the show 'Wings Over Water.' She shares stories of birding trips in New Jersey and Alaska, highlighting the diverse bird species found in these areas. The conversation also touches on the significance of unusual bird sightings and the challe

The conversation explores the themes of trading time for money, feeling stuck in monotony, and the desire for a different lifestyle. It delves into finding passion and making a living, breaking free from traditional career paths, and discovering fulfillment in work. The speakers discuss the importance of finding happiness and balance in life, taking time to pause and reflect.

James Frystak, a wildlife cinematographer, discusses his experiences in the film industry and his transition to YouTube. James also shares his Emmy win and the impact it had on his career. He explains how he started shooting videos and the importance of investing in proper equipment. James discusses marketing his footage and the value of word-of-mouth recommendations. He emphasizes