Who is taking pictures of living in the wild?

The film crew seems to have five or six people, including directors, photographers, recorders, survival consultants, security personnel, and sometimes some scholars or local tour guides. They all carry safety protection equipment, food and emergency equipment, and many of them ensure their safety. The risk is still high when shooting, but the photographer doesn't have to climb the cliff, but hangs it with a rope. The camera lens can be enlarged and reduced, assisted by off-road vehicles, RV, helicopters and other means of transportation. The scene is real and artificially created.

For example, eating those bugs, dead bodies, climbing rock walls and wading are all true, but some seemingly dangerous scenes may actually use exaggerated methods to catch some small animals, so it really can't wait that long.

In other words, it's just like making a movie, only different. All the pictures have been pre-planned and post-edited, and some technical means have been used. Movies watched in peacetime are somewhat similar. But the difference is that it is still true, which is very dangerous and unpredictable. Even if it is planned, the actual situation is likely to be unexpected, but it will continue.

Survival in the wild is a program to show survival skills. The ultimate goal of the program is to trap yourself in a common wild destination, usually a place where tourists get lost and are in distress, to tell you what methods can make you survive, to tell you some knowledge of wild survival, and to help you get a greater chance of survival in a crisis environment.

Similar to that kind of program. A program that teaches some survival knowledge through accident reenactment.

Give you some address references, if you are interested.

Beckham's picture: /Bergiros /tupian/

Youku's video:/v _ show/v _ show/id _ xmtawmtc3ntq0.html.

After surviving in the wilderness, I also made a program about the film crew. Having said that, I won't help you find it because time is limited. Search it yourself.

You can also find many related videos and pictures on the search engine. Both Baidu Encyclopedia and Wikipedia have relevant materials to read, and Baidu's "Survival in the Wilderness" post bar can also be read.