The "real behind the scenes" of nature films

This slide show is meant as a commentary on what is not seen in nature films. Most nature documetaries reveal the beauty of the natural world, but rarely reveal the truth (the pollution, the deforestation, the power plants etc) just outside the frame. The music is by Coldplay. The song is called The Scientist.

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• pollution
• documentary
• Jeff
• Corwin
• animals
• coldplay
• David
• Attenborough
• Steve
• Irwin
• Jack
• Hanna
• Kratt
• Brothers

[smithwalker13]

my point is that these things are in amongst nature, but that filmmakers always point the camera the other way.

[FrankEinstein420]

@smithwalker13 The point of them doing that is to show us what is worth saving...

[LauraArendt]

Our countries are receiving millions of immigrants in order to increase their population, on the basis of Adam Smith's theory of economic development (population increases the demand and therefore prices). Religious institutions command «Go forth and multiply» to ensure their economic base. Therefore, human beings are invading Nature's territory.

[RinoaHatake]

If were rating ur ability to edit images&video great job!.. But the idea itself just seems dumb to me. Pretty much all the people u show have fought in 1 way or another to protect nature. And if they hide the "ugly" side, witch I dont think they do, its because they want to show E1 how beautiful nature is & why its so important to protect it. But I remember a Kratts Ep on sea turtles, they showed the part of humans take to many eggs... that was honest was it not? and im sure theyve done more.

[FoxBlaze]

Maybe if these pictures were actually real, maybe I'd take this seriously ¬¬

[kylecorreia]

that was stupid u wanna go live back in the dark ages no electricity no running water our ancestors struggled to make the world a better place to live and with that came some sacrifices if u cant deal with it get over it theres always a critic there will always be someone crying about something and today right now that someone is YOU ...stop whining!

[kulisaju]

I watched the whole 5 min. I liked it. Some of the scenes were very well composed and the panning and zooming was an effective way to present them. There, I'm an art critic.

[mrguffaw]

this would be really awesome if you had a lot of actual photographs taken during nature documentaries. too bad you had to photoshop all of those people into them, what a waste of time.

[thedude3679]

it doesn't show the power plants because pollution, deforestation and power plants aren't nature.