
Reflections From The Edge
As production winds down and everyone starts contemplating their futures, I thought I’d spend some time reflecting on my filming season.
I’m a natural history documentary producer, director, and cinematographer from Canada. I’ve experienced remarkable wildlife spectacles, explored unique environments, and crossed paths with some colourful characters. Welcome to my Rustlings…
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As production winds down and everyone starts contemplating their futures, I thought I’d spend some time reflecting on my filming season.

Sometimes you get a shoot that’s an absolute pleasure to be part of.

It has certainly been a while since my lusting rustling — and boy, a lot has happened.

Lots of people hate cities like New York, which I understand — they can be an overwhelming, noisy, dirty, and aggressive assaults on one’s senses.

Upon arriving in NYC we had 23 hours for “logistics and prep.”

Mel Gibson is as mad as a box of hats.

There is one area above all others that New York excels in—not economic standing, architectural design, or engineering marvels.

I’m going to suggest that, in addition to setting maximum baggage dimensions for air travel, we should also set limits for the size of people’s asses.

Today is going well.

Before you say that’s an inappropriate title, you can blame the French.