10 lesser-known facts about nature videography #Naturevideography 1. Some Nature Sounds Are Faked Many iconic sounds in nature documentaries—like a lion’s roar or the rustling of leaves—are added or enhanced in post-production. Clean audio is hard to capture in the wild, so foley artists recreate or supplement sounds in the studio. 2. Infrared and Thermal Cameras Are Used for Night Footage To capture nocturnal animals or behavior without disturbing them, filmmakers often use infrared or thermal cameras. These allow videographers to record in complete darkness without using artificial lights. 3. Some Footage Takes Years to Capture It can take months—or even years—to get a few seconds of rare animal behavior, such as a snow leopard hunt or a rare plant blooming. Patience is one of the most critical skills for a nature videographer. 4. Miniature Cameras Are Used Inside Nests and Burrows Specialized, tiny cameras are used to film the inside of animal nests, dens, or underground burrow...