| Subject: | New Natural History Filmmaking Yahoo Group... |
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| From: | "no_mas_films" no_mas_films |
| Date: | Wed Aug 22, 2007 8:29 am ((PDT)) |
Hello all! To whom this might concern, I have started a new Yahoo group
for the Natural History Filmmaker. I would love for any and all of you
here at NatureRecordists to join. In the next few days I will be
inviting filmmakers and people interested in the craft to join in on
the ground floor of this group. I know several of this groups members
know far more about filmmaking then I ever will. Please consider
joining and sharing your tremendous knowledge with this fledgling
group. Heres the invite text;
Hello! A new Yahoo Group has been started which focuses on
Natural History Filmmaking. We would love for you to bring your
knowledge and skill to this group which aims to promote conservation
and the sharing of Nature filming tips, techniques and production
skills and experiences. Please feel free to forward this email to all
who might benefit this open forum. Thank you, Christian Van Horn; Group
Moderator
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