Gary William Griffen Each film requires nearly three years of painstaking work and patience to complete. Coping with harsh weather, rugged terrain and uncooperative animals is a great challenge. Succeeding to capture natural behavior on film and share these special moments with my audience has made it all worthwhile.

International award winning wildlife cinematographer, Gary W. Griffen holds a Master Degree in communications and filmmaking from Syracuse University's Newhouse School of Communications.

Cinematography	State of the art 16mm Arriflex cameras, Canon telephoto and Zeiss zoom lenses. Shot on negative film and electronically transferred to a broadcast quality digital video master for outstanding sharpness and color.
Digital Sound Equipment	DAT recorders and Sennheiser microphones record natural sounds and calls with perfect clarity including the snort wheeze and grunts of a rutting white-tailed buck, the pulmonic puffs and gobbles of a strutting tom turkey, the aggressive purrs of two cock pheasants, the soft yelps of a wild turkey hen and the solitary call of a moose cow in estrus.

Scripts	Information in each script is based on original research by leading wildlife biologists. Narratives by actors, Richard Kiley and Joseph Campanella and Stacy Keach.
Original Music Scores	Superb custom music scores composed by top-notch musicians.
Special Effects Photography	Incredible footage of embryos developing inside their eggs. Time lapse sequences of a turkey poult and pheasant chick hatching, plants emerging and wildflowers blooming.

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