Show Notes
In this episode we meet with multi-award-winning wildlife cinematographer Gavin Thurston. On his allotment, we chat about storytelling in natural history, filming the deep ocean from a submersible and finding the joy in nature close to home.
Instagram: instagram.com/thegavinthurston?utm_medium=copy_link
Twitter: twitter.com/GavinThurston
Book: www.waterstones.com/book/journeys-in-the-wild/gavin-thurston/sir-david-attenborough/9781841883113
TedX talk: m.youtube.com/watch?v=Bq0NzqLmLvA
2021 Emmy win: emmys.com/video/2021-cae/cinematography-nonfiction
For more information about Natural Wanders, go to: www.thebiglight.com/naturalwanders
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