Filming your hunt

[Philip Glass]

I used iGala on my Caprivi safari which you can look up the short version on my details. Janine was my camera man/lady and she was great. Whent to much trouble to get great shots. She took stills as well so I didn't have to have a camera at all times.
It does cost money to do this so its not for every hunt or situation. If you are on a special hunt, family hunt, DG etc I highly recommend having it filmed professionally.
I used Keith Sparks for my Zimbabwe Safari. Keith is lots of fun and has go pros and all kinds of gadgets to get the shot you need.
All of these people are professionals. They know how to stay out of the way and conversely they know when the client needs something whether it be a cold drink or a kind ear after a bad day. They will certainly become your friends during your safari!
Regards,
Philip

 

[David Middleton]

If you are bow hunting you can set up gopro from multiple directions which is cool. I was shocked how good most of the PH guys were with cameras and now they all have digital film options. My animals were all filmed from a couple angles and it didn't cost anything. We even got an arrow passing through a impala on trail cam still shot.