Post by Cryptosaurian on Oct 7, 2016 22:22:01 GMT -5
So I was just on a cryptozoology news site ---which, ironically, is called "CryptozoologyNews"----there was an article about a an online, cryptozoology series in Australia with a scientific perspective. It is currently a YouTube series but there has been discussion of a TV Show---would love to see it. As I said before, this show has a scientific back to it and does NOT subscribe to the lunatic fringe, as John Kirk calls it. You can check out their site here: www.youtube.com/channel/UCd1Ewe8KubakIwK1JgB-5zQ/videos
Anyway, the reason why I'm bringing this up is because in one of the previous BCSCC issues, there was mention of a supposed thing going on about the BCSCC getting its own TV Show. Unfortunately, one of the negotiations did not result in a deal and the last I've ever heard of a BCSCC TV series was they were being approached or were approaching another production company on a possible show about water cryptids. Nothing has been heard since so I assume that didn't fell through or it is just put on the backburner.
BUT.....what about a YouTube series? There's likely a greater audience on the internet in terms of cryptozoolgoy (correct me if I'm wrong) and the BCSCC has been featured numerous times on newscasts, TV series and documentaries, podcasts....well, John Kirk has, anyway, with Adam McGirr doing Weird of What and radio shows. However, if we can do this then that would allow us to show to the public A) what the BCSCC does differently than so many other crypto-investigation groups, B) document our investigations/field research and C) show the public what techniques we use in cryptid investigations.
Just a thought. What do you think?
Anyway, the reason why I'm bringing this up is because in one of the previous BCSCC issues, there was mention of a supposed thing going on about the BCSCC getting its own TV Show. Unfortunately, one of the negotiations did not result in a deal and the last I've ever heard of a BCSCC TV series was they were being approached or were approaching another production company on a possible show about water cryptids. Nothing has been heard since so I assume that didn't fell through or it is just put on the backburner.
BUT.....what about a YouTube series? There's likely a greater audience on the internet in terms of cryptozoolgoy (correct me if I'm wrong) and the BCSCC has been featured numerous times on newscasts, TV series and documentaries, podcasts....well, John Kirk has, anyway, with Adam McGirr doing Weird of What and radio shows. However, if we can do this then that would allow us to show to the public A) what the BCSCC does differently than so many other crypto-investigation groups, B) document our investigations/field research and C) show the public what techniques we use in cryptid investigations.
Just a thought. What do you think?
How about that?