There's a funny back story to the segment where I'm standing in the Mississippi next to the ducks. I stood in the river for about an hour, waiting for visitors to the park to thin because we were filming from a bridge, which shook when people walked across it (and they were talking so that would have been picked up by the audio). Finally, some astute and kind individuals saw what was going on and offered to help with "traffic control", shushing people and keeping them from crossing the bridge while I was doing the segment. So we ended up filming this segment with about 15 folks standing on the bridge watching. Fortunately, I had plenty of time to practice my lines while I waited! --Jerry
There's a funny back story to the segment where I'm standing in the Mississippi next to the ducks. I stood in the river for about an hour, waiting for visitors to the park to thin because we were filming from a bridge, which shook when people walked across it (and they were talking so that would have been picked up by the audio). Finally, some astute and kind individuals saw what was going on and offered to help with "traffic control", shushing people and keeping them from crossing the bridge while I was doing the segment. So we ended up filming this segment with about 15 folks standing on the bridge watching. Fortunately, I had plenty of time to practice my lines while I waited! --Jerry
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