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When did the documentary Dolphin Bay start shooting?

Since 2005, Louie Psihoyos, an American marine photographer and founder of the Marine Conservation Association, has traveled between the United States and Taiji Town for three consecutive years. In September 2008, he and his partners finally recorded the shocking secret of the bloody "Dolphin Bay" through the camera lens in this harbor town where slogans such as "No Shooting" and "Danger" were posted everywhere. This is also the first film of his directing career.

In 2008, Pishaus gathered an elite team comparable to "Ocean's Eleven". They re-entered Taiji Town disguised as a rock band. "It's like a secret military action. To some extent, it is true. " Pishaus told reporters that it was because of his previous caution that he got the chance to succeed. "Once the Japanese find out our real purpose, they will never set foot in Taiji Town again."

The elite team of "Ocean Eleven" includes Canadian diving queen Mandy Krusek, who won eight world championships, and her diver husband, who are responsible for quietly installing cameras and hydrophones underwater; Charles Bulto, an American actor who plays the leading sailor in Pirates of the Caribbean, plays the role of "anti-stalking" in the cast. His weapon is a military thermal camera, which can even capture a little vibration. Another electrical expert, who used to be a technician of the Canadian Air Force, made a dolphin unmanned airship with a gyro-stabilized high-definition camera in a hidden place under the remote-controlled airship.

Finally, the film crew successfully installed various cameras on the seabed of Taiji Town, the hills and Woods of slaughterhouse bay. Under the lens, the fishing boat moves slowly in the still square, and the original blue and pure sea water instantly overflows a large area of bright red blood. Finally, the whole bay was immersed in dazzling red, and dolphins jumped and struggled one after another, making a solemn and stirring cry. The fishermen waving long guns seem to have no soul and consciousness. They use iron hooks to pick the dead dolphins onto the boat one by one. The next day, the second massacre was staged again. ...