Having worked on programmes including Blue Planet, Planet Earth and Life, Doug is at the forefront of his profession and offers a unique insight into a life lived at the extremes. Most recently, Doug has appeared both in front of the camera, and as a cameraman for BBC's Operation Iceberg, and has also featured on the BBC's Wild Cameramen at Work, where Sir David Attenborough said the following about him: “For me, wildlife cameramen don’t come much more special than Doug. There’s just no one else who knows these frozen worlds as he does”.
The lecture has a focus on filming in the Arctic and the Antarctic, and touches on a range of subjects - from the environmental concerns of the delicate environments of the poles, and how the enhanced greenhouse effect affects them - to anecdotes on how Doug first managed to get into the business.
We believe that this lecture could be of interest to those of you who are interested in the outdoors and the environment, but also those of you interested in photography and camera work. Even if you just like a good story we feel this show will be of interest to you.
At the end of the lecture, Doug also involves the audience with a Q & A, and then comes down off of the stage, to sign copies of his book, and will be able to discuss a couple of points whilst signing.
With a lecture full of Doug's exciting adventures and animal encounters, it should be fun for those of all ages.
To find out more and to book tickets please see HERE
Cost £12.50 / £10.50 concessions
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