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In
this exhibit, farm animals show us their point of view through
wireless video cameras installed temporarily on their head and
necks by virtuoso animal and plant videographer Sam Easterson.
Easterson’s technology enables a cow, a pig, a goat, a
chicken, a sheep, and a horse to guide us around their world;
what they look at, what catches their attention, how they move
through space, and how they relate to one another, on the farm.
Center for Land Use Interpretation Independent
Interpreter Program Event
Thanks to:
Sam Easterson
Paul Finck at Huetopia
Sam Easterson’s enterprise, called Animal,
Vegetable, Video endeavors to create the world’s largest
library of video footage that has been captured from the perspective
of animals, plants and the environments they inhabit. The company
creates its video footage by outfitting wild animal and plants
with ‘helmet-mounted’ video cameras. It also installs
micro video cameras deep inside animal and plant habitats. All
video footage that Animal, Vegetable, Video collects becomes
part of its extensive video library. [ more
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