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| Subject: | Bioacoustician needed for field recordings for a television program |
| From: | "Brian R. Mitchell" <> |
| Date: | Thu, 23 Jul 2009 21:00:32 -0400 |
Hello Bioacoustics-L,I have been asked to forward the message below to this list. A television producer is looking for someone available on fairly short notice to help use bioacoustics to search out the source of some unusual vocalizations... Please respond directly to JoJo Liebeler: *Bio-Acoustics field engineer needed for television program *We are looking for a grad student or biologist who has the ability to acquire or recommend appropriate bio-acoustic recording gear and operate it for a four-day expedition in Kentucky the week of Aug. 3rd. The expedition will be taped for a program that airs on the History Channel. This individual must be willing to appear on-camera and be able to clearly explain how the equipment works. Day rate and travel expenses paid. Please enquire to |
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