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COGrizzly
http://coloradobigfootdocumentary.com/main.php
billgreen2005bigfoot
hey cogrizzly WOW so when is this new documentary about the colorado sasquatch creatures comeing out on dvd. please keep us posted ok... good evening bill smile.gif it sounds very interesting indeed.
Gunnison
Looks kinda hokey to me, are these guys for real?
COGrizzly
I really do not know what to think of that site. It does look hokey to me as well. The fact that a radio personality is part of it may say a lot.
billgreen2005bigfoot
hey everyone good evening im realy looking forward to this new documentary about the colorado sasquatch to come out on dvd in near future but im very patient.... thanks bill thumbup.gif
ThisIsJack
So Mr. ColoradoBigFootDocumentary, please fill us in on the Colorado bigfoot documentary.
nightscream
QUOTE(COGrizzly @ Jun 23 2008, 08:51 AM) *
I really do not know what to think of that site. It does look hokey to me as well. The fact that a radio personality is part of it may say a lot.

Yeah that part says to me that the whole thing could possibly be a joke
Jeff Johnston
QUOTE(nightscream @ Sep 9 2008, 03:07 AM) *
Yeah that part says to me that the whole thing could possibly be a joke



Speaking as a video producer and editor, there are very good reasons for using someone like a radio personality on such a show. Content is everything, and when a video camera is in one's face, many otherwise intelligent bigfoot enthusiasts who could appear on such a show can hardly string a few words trogether in a coherent sentence once the nervous/self-conscious factor sets in. Most such BFers aren't professionally equipped to be on camera and carry the show.

The radio guy probably has the ability to speak well and clearly and do the job of delivering the information and guiding the audience along in an interesting and entertaining way. Call it the "gift of gab" so to speak. The whole being on camera thing is far more difficult than it looks, and when a producer gets a host who can do the job, it's a good day.

In my book, the fact they've signed a pro ("pro" at some level; Obviously, there are also all kinds of radio show quality factors ...) is a plus.

Jeff Johnston
COGrizzly
QUOTE(Jeff Johnston @ Sep 22 2008, 12:58 PM) *
Speaking as a video producer and editor, there are very good reasons for using someone like a radio personality on such a show. Content is everything, and when a video camera is in one's face, many otherwise intelligent bigfoot enthusiasts who could appear on such a show can hardly string a few words trogether in a coherent sentence once the nervous/self-conscious factor sets in. Most such BFers aren't professionally equipped to be on camera and carry the show.

The radio guy probably has the ability to speak well and clearly and do the job of delivering the information and guiding the audience along in an interesting and entertaining way. Call it the "gift of gab" so to speak. The whole being on camera thing is far more difficult than it looks, and when a producer gets a host who can do the job, it's a good day.

In my book, the fact they've signed a pro ("pro" at some level; Obviously, there are also all kinds of radio show quality factors ...) is a plus.

Jeff Johnston


Jeff

Great, thanks for your input!

It's been awhile since you've been on here, why now?

My "gift" of gab seems to be a "curse of gab" as of lately! HA! (And not on here)
Jeff Johnston
COGrizzly said:

"Jeff

Great, thanks for your input!

It's been awhile since you've been on here, why now?

My "gift" of gab seems to be a "curse of gab" as of lately! HA! (And not on here) "


COG:

Life in the real world is fun and generally, far more exciting and interesting than online stuff. I read a lot of what's here, I just don't have the breadth of experience to comment much. What's that old saying about having two ears and one mouth, so we should listen twice as much as we talk?

Jeff
billgreen2005bigfoot
i hope this new documentary about the colorado bigfoot comes out in near future on dvd. the movie trailer for it does look kinda interesting. updates as they continue. thanks bill new_thumbsupsmileyanim.gif
Ilikebluepez
QUOTE(Jeff Johnston @ Sep 23 2008, 01:09 AM) *
COGrizzly said:

"Jeff

Great, thanks for your input!

It's been awhile since you've been on here, why now?

My "gift" of gab seems to be a "curse of gab" as of lately! HA! (And not on here) "


COG:

Life in the real world is fun and generally, far more exciting and interesting than online stuff. I read a lot of what's here, I just don't have the breadth of experience to comment much. What's that old saying about having two ears and one mouth, so we should listen twice as much as we talk?

Jeff


I guess I just listen fast Jeff....lol...but generally good advice that I do take to heart. Thanks for putting in your two cents.... new_thumbsupsmileyanim.gif
billgreen2005bigfoot
hey cogrizzly & everyone when is this new documentary finaly comeing out on dvd scratchhead.gif thumbup.gif thanks bill
damndirtyape
Watched the provided videos and reminds me of a radio program I almost did up here. Blair Witch... the radio DJ disappears, he gets publicity and does the film. Bigfoot is the vehicle. Using a pretty well know mystery (Bigfoot) to back up another (team members disappear and there is a lot of blood and a pending court case) makes the latter more believable to viewers.
billgreen2005bigfoot
hey rick thanks for the above update indeed. merry christmas. bill new_thumbsupsmileyanim.gif
Big Brother
I think the link has a link to keep up with it.

Looks like they are already selling them.


But who knows with this.


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