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Drone Lets Us Get Up Close and Personal With Wild Tigers

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An up-close video study of wild tigers walking through the snow, shot by Canadian producer and director David Etienne Durivage who specializes in aerial drone... 18.12.2016, Sputnik International

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Drone Lets Us Get Up Close and Personal With Wild Tigers

11:00 GMT 18.12.2016 (Updated: 19:28 GMT 19.10.2022)

An up-close video study of wild tigers walking through the snow, shot by Canadian producer and director David Etienne Durivage who specializes in aerial drone photography.

All of his short movies are shot exclusively with drones, allowing him to get as close to or as far from his objects as he wishes.

In this film exploring the majestic beauty of wild tigers, an unmanned aerial vehicle seems to be the perfect tool for a film director — there is simply no cameraman to be put in danger.