Posted by W_B on November 01, 2016 at 05:58:55 from (155.188.183.24):
In Reply to: Alaska the last frontier posted by larry@stinescorner on October 31, 2016 at 05:21:19:
I was in a pilot for an Animal Planet show that didn't get picked up. The premise was a host that participated in different events and situations that were animal related. In this pilot episode the host was part of our Ohio State Fair Llama Show. I was the show announcer so would have been in a lot of the scenes, they even filmed several solos where I was announcing results. It wasn't exactly scripted but more set up scenes as the show progressed. There was some pre-show things done with the superintendent of the show and her llamas at her farm and in the little town near her. None of us never saw the completed and edited show as they wouldn't release a copy to us to view, even after they decided not to continue production.
It was an interesting experience seeing all the behind the camera stuff the went on with two cameras, sound guys, assistants and two producers, one from Animal Planet and one from the company trying to sell the show. They were more than willing to listen to suggestions on things to do and film, nice bunch overall. The host was a comedian, name escapes me, but he went on to do some other series work and comedy specials.
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