Hunting for Bigfoot? Jason Kenzie Extreme Film Maker Talks About His Latest Documentary
If you’re hunting for bigfoot, you may want to listen to Extreme Film Maker Jason Kenzie talk about his latest documentary.
Jason Kenzie grew up in the small town of Chilliwack, Canada. Although we can’t be sure what the name of the town means, we can only hope it is a First Nations term.
We can also hope it isn’t the town past time in winter.
Of course, the effects of growing up in a town so named, and in Canada no less, can be readily seen in Jason Kenzie.
Jason is man ready to brave the wildest and most exotic animals just to get out of Chilliwack, British Columbia.
From A Pet Photo Leads To Extreme Pet Photographer
Nevertheless, outside of Chilliwack, Jason’s story is interesting, to say the least. During the interview we are going to discover how one favor to film a friend’s pet turned into Jason into one of the world’s premier photographers of exotic pets.
From Big Snakes To Bigfoot
Indeed, we are going to discover how Jason’s career as a photographer, led him around the world, filming exotic animals with wealthy owners.
Jason’s interest in the paranormal and the legend of Sasquatch, as well as the stories of the First Nations peoples sparked an interest.
From Photograph to Video
A quick glance at aphotowarrior Jason’s YouTube channel will reveal how Jason uses video and color.
His videos feature a number of different animals in crisp colors and high definition that look out of this world.
Paranormal Documentaries
Jason’s first documentary A Bigfoot Documentary: Searching For Sasquatch can be seen by clicking the link at the end of this article.
Jason centers the documentary on tales of actual encounters with First Nations and Canadians. Jason follows their stories into the back country.
Impressions and Ideas of Bigfoot
Finally, during the interview, we are going to find some interesting insights into an amazing photographer and a brave individual.
What do you expect a world famous photographer to say about Bigfoot? Did Jason’s attitudes agree with your own? What do you think is healthy skepticism?
Do you agree with Jason’s methods? What would you do differently?
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