National Geographic Channel wants digital and VHS footage of your on the edge and off the beaten track adventures. And they’re willing to pay $200/per minute of it used.
National Geographic Channel wants digital and VHS footage of your on the edge and off the beaten track adventures. And they’re willing to pay $200/per minute of it used.
Good day¨
“Game For It” already used some of our 1999 footage (we flew our two microlights from South America to South Africa via Greenland) last year.
Mike Blyth and myself just returned from Namibia where we captured our latest flying (and ground) adventures. We have brilliant footage, incredible landscapes seen from our open cockpit machines, animals, and so on. We will be starting editing a new film with those 40 hours pretty soon.
I would be pleased to submit you perhaps, a tape or two with the strong moments, the funny things the great landscapes, the actions, the flying, the joys and fears, etc..
Just let me know pretty quick because Mike and I might be working in Sudan end of November with a film crew making aerial filming about the Blue Nile. We would have to send one microlight by plane. So we might have to rush. We have a final answer on Monday (tomorrow).
So if you are interested, I could make the selection before going to Sudan.
Otherwise it might take a few months.
Just let me know as soon as possible, with conditions, etc…
Have a fabulous week.
Best Regards
Olivier Aubert