About
In late October, 2011, the White Salmon River in Washington state flowed again as the nearly 100-year-old Condit Dam was disabled. See never-before-seen timelapse video of the dam's lake draining, and find out how the end result is affecting habitat for salmon spawning. The event was a significant milestone for river restoration and dam removal.
Credits
Director/1st Camera/Edit: Andy Maser
Sound/AC: Nate Herbeck
Additional Video: Nate Herbeck
Timelapse Assistant: Steve Stampfli
Production Manager for National Geographic: Jeff Hertrick
Technical Info
Cameras: Canon 5D Mark ii, Sony EX1, Canon 1D Mark IV, Canon Rebel T2i (x2)
Sound: Sennheiser MKH 416 shotgun microphone
Edit: Final Cut Pro, Apple Color
03/08/2012
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