How was the Pilraul Ape Documentary filmed?

Pilraul Ape is a documentary produced by BBC, which mainly tells about a male western lowland gorilla named Pilraul. In order to shoot this documentary, the shooting team adopted various methods and techniques, including:

1. Field shooting: The shooting team went to Africa and France for field shooting to get first-hand information on the life and behavior habits of gorillas.

2. Long-term tracking: In order to deeply understand the life and behavior of gorillas, the shooting team conducted long-term tracking shooting. They established trust with gorillas and lived in their habitat for several months.

3. Special photography techniques: In order to better capture the details and behaviors of gorillas, the shooting team used special photography techniques, such as high-speed photography, underwater photography and low-angle photography.

4. Professional photographers and equipment: The shooting team consists of professional photographers and staff who use various professional photographic equipment, such as cameras, drones, stabilizers and lighting equipment.

5. Scientific explanation and explanation: The film also invited professional scientists and experts to explain and explain the behavior and life of gorillas, so that the audience can better understand the ecology and behavior of gorillas.

Combining the above methods and techniques, the shooting team successfully captured the life and behavior habits of the ape Pierre Raul and showed this mysterious and fascinating species to the audience.