Hello,
I am doing some research for a documentary production and looking for Canadian scientists/speleogists who explore caves for new discoveries. We are interested in the field of microbiology, but could be in other areas.
If you anyone knows how to find these people (your colleagues, yourself or organizations),
please write to us to documentaryproductions@gmail.com.
Thank you.
Kyoko
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by docpro » Mar 20, 2008 1:03 pm
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by docpro » Aug 14, 2008 3:13 pm
How did you find about Dancing with Lives?That is a film I made personally. (It'll lbe on DVD in a week or so by the way.)
This is totally different.
Now we are developing a pilot TV documentary series on caving, and looking for a host.
He /she does not have to be a scientist but will be exploring caves with scientists, and has to be a very experienced caver who is capable of talking to camera as a host.
If you are interested in taking the role, or could recommend someone, please write to documentaryproductions@gmail.com
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Re: Canadian Speleogists
by ian mckenzie » Aug 26, 2008 5:13 pm
This implies that Canadian cavers are better looking than anyone else hence more suitable for on-camera work...
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Re: Canadian Speleogists
by Squirrel Girl » Aug 26, 2008 5:43 pm
ian mckenzie wrote:This implies that Canadian cavers are better looking than anyone else hence more suitable for on-camera work...
Well, just because *you* are
you can't imply that about *all* Canucks....
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Re: Canadian Speleogists
by Larry E. Matthews » Mar 3, 2009 9:29 am
You might have more luck looking for a "SPELEOLOGIST".
That is the correct term for scientists who study some aspect of caves.
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That is the correct term for scientists who study some aspect of caves.
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Re: Canadian Speleogists
by barcelonacvr » Mar 3, 2009 9:59 am
ggpab wrote:Dancing with Lives?
*please disregard this threadjack!!
HIIIIII@@@@@!!!!!! Hope your good!!!!
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