On this day, the 29th of December 2013, Rick Dyer and Team Tracker have picked up the body nobody believed in. They are on the road from an undisclosed location, where the Bigfoot specimen was being kept for safe keeping. Until Rick Dyer and Team Tracker were ready to pick it up.
Along the way back home, they have stopped at a few locations and let a few special, random people view the body. Some were shocked, some couldn't even look at it for long. And some were just happy to have been given the opportunity to look upon a creature that not too many people in the world have seen up close and personal. One woman said "Oh My God! He looks like my Ex husband!". I'd like to see that dude in person. Does Bigfoot look like an ape? A half man, half ape? Or something totally different and unexpected?
There is one thing that I know for sure. The "End of the Day" is here. Right now! In just a few more days, Rick Dyer and Team Tracker will reveal to the world this amazing discovery. One that will most definitely go down in the history books.
I have not been given the authority to give any detailed descriptions on what this creature looks like, nor have I been given permission to release any video of this trip. But what I can tell you is that, most of you will not be ready for this. This is a new species. You can not look at Bigfoot as being half human or half ape. It is neither. But the scientist that have been studying this specimen for a year will be able to tell you all the specifics of what it is? And answer many more questions left unanswered for many many years.
What does the future hold for Bigfoot? Will there be new laws to protect them? Will this discovery lead to people hunting them? Probably a bit of both.
When a Parks and Wildlife official was asked "Is it legal to kill Bigfoot in Texas?" He gave this unequivocal answer.
“If Bigfoot did exist, and wasn’t human, then it would [be legal].
Bigfoot would be a non-protected wild animal,” L. David Sinclair with
the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department says. So, yes, it would be legal to kill Bigfoot in Texas. “It’s right out of the law book,” Sinclair says.
Sinclair also wrote in a letter: “An exotic animal is an animal that is non-indigenous to Texas. Unless
the exotic is an endangered species then exotics may be hunted on
private property with landowner consent. A hunting license is required.
This does not include the dangerous wild animals that have been held in
captivity and released for the purpose of hunting, which is commonly
referred to as a “canned hunt”.
In Washington, they have already passed laws for Bigfoot:
Skamania County, Washington passed a law regarding Bigfoot in 1969 declaring that "any willful, wanton slaying of such creatures
shall be deemed a felony" subject to substantial fine and/or
imprisonment." The fact that this legislation was passed on April 1 did
not escape notice, but County Commissioner Conrad Lundy said that "this
is not an April Fool's Day joke ... there is reason to believe such an animal exists." The ordinance was amended in 1984 to preclude an
insanity defense and to consider such a killing homicide if the creature was proven by the coroner to be humanoid.
In response to Al Magnussen from the Mt. Baker Chamber of Commerce,
Whatcom County, Washington, an Agenda Bill was drafted (92-247) on 6/9/91, which unanimously passed a resolution declaring Whatcom County a Sasquatch Protection and Refuge Area.
Also, there are some groups trying to get this passed as law for Bigfoot:
Undiscovered Species Protection Act
Whereas, there is evidence to indicate the possible existence of
an undiscovered species a primate mammal variously described as Bigfoot,
Sasquatch, an ape-like creature or a subspecies of Homo Sapiens.
Whereas, reported recent and past sightings, research by
anthropologist, Primatologist, biologist, forensic experts,
cryptozooligst, independent organizations, private individuals and the
famous chimpanzee researcher Jane Goodall support this possibility.
Whereas, the absence of specific laws covering the slaying,
taking, trapping or harassing of said specimens encourages laxity in the
use of firearms and other deadly devices and poses a clear and present
threat to the safety and well-being of persons living or traveling within the boundaries of the creatures habitat as well as to the creatures themselves.
Whereas, for the safety of all, the carrying or dispersing of
firearms requires a sense of responsibility to all surrounding
individuals and animals. It is
the shooters full responsibility to correctly identify the species
before the taking of aim and or the killing of a species, therefore
ignorance will not absolve the shooter of said charges.
Whereas, be it resolved that any premeditated, willful and wanton
slaying harassing or any malicious activities upon such creature shall
be deemed a felony punishable by a fine not to exceed One hundred
Thousand Dollars ($100.0000) and/or imprisonment, not to exceed ten (10)
years.
Whereas, in the event of the slaying or capture of said creature
any and all (moneys) proceeds and revenues shall be donated to a state college for future studies and or the protection of said creatures. The rights and physical possession to the said creature shall also be immediately donated to a state college, for further studies.
We have a lot think about and not much time to get things in place to protect this amazing species. My hope is that this will bring a greater understanding of not just Bigfoot, but ourselves.
This has been a roller coaster ride for Rick Dyer and Team Tracker. After the premiere of "Shooting Bigfoot", it still left a lot on questions up in the air for most of those that had been following the story from the beginning.
Many people and groups targeted Dyer and started their own "Hate" groups. I know this took a toll and Rick, whether he will admit it or not. These people, with nothing better to do than to sit behind their computers and throw slanderous comments and lies about Rick Dyer did nothing but put fuel to Ricks fire.
But now, it's time for Bigfoot! He deserves it. And Rick Dyer is going to bring him to us! Like it or not, Believe him or not. It's coming and it's coming very very soon. Haters, skeptics, non-believers and Bigfoot researchers are not going to believe what is about to happen. But, I know. I know that this year has been a pallet of Truth and Bullshit. Sometimes even Rick was blurring the line between truth and fantasy. But some things had to happen the way they happened and some things needed to be said. Sometimes the whole truth, sometimes half truths and sometimes it was just pure BS!
Believe it or not, it was all done to protect all of this! Bigfoot! The discovery of a life time! Love him or Hate him, there is one thing you are not going to be able to choose. Rick Dyer is going to bring Bigfoot to the world! And forever be known as the "Best Bigfoot Tracker in the World"!
When this comes out, it may or may not answer why things were done and said. What will be answered is, Bigfoot is REAL! And what most people think about Bigfoot.. Their years of research... Are going to amount to ZERO!
This is going to be the start of NEW research, NEW ideas, and a NEW way of looking at ourselves as human beings. I believe this will change EVERYTHING!
What we need to do is stop "Hating" each other. And come together and embrace what's about to happen. We can settle our differences about "How" we got here. But, lets put all that aside, sit back and come together. Respect and enjoy in this discovery.
Events such as this don't happen often, if ever in anyone's life time. So, how about for at least a couple weeks, we put down our swords, wait.. and see what happens?
The title of this blog is a little dramatic, but this whole story is full of drama! The World Premiere of "Shooting Bigfoot" debuted at the 2013 Hot Docs festival in Toronto Canada. It was the most anticipated documentary of Bigfoot in history. But after the show, people were left scratching their heads. Some were upset, some were disappointed, but some were excited with what they saw.
Facebook Find Bigfoot (FBFB) had this to say after someone sent them footage of the movie that shows something very interesting:
Here's another picture of this shot:
This is from one of the last frames in this scene. I've spoken to Michael Andre (Team Tracker member) who was at the Premiere in Toronto and he said that right before Morgan Matthews was knocked over. This creature opened it's mouth impossibly wide. He also said that before this sequence that it was seen walking away before the first shot by Rick Dyer. He said that this could not have been a man in a costume. I wasn't there, so I'll have to take his word for it.
Christopher Noel blogged a review of the film, here's some of what he had to say:
When it comes to Rick Dyer’s thread, however, something does happen, and suddenly.
He has located a forested site outside San Antonio where a few homeless people have reported seeing a male Sasquatch near their camps. Dyer attempts to lure the creature with pork ribs hung in a tree, and finally, one night, Matthews’ panicked voice can be heard calling, “Rick! Rick! Rick! Rick!” Dyer bursts out of his tent, rifle in hand, taking off in hot pursuit of whatever Matthews has heard, the director trailing behind, imploring Dyer not to shoot.
We catch two compelling glimpses of a Sasquatch-shaped figure walking away, and then we hear four gunshots, Matthews left whimpering alone in the dark. Next, the filmmaker is rushed and violently upended by someone or something whose face is momentarily visible on screen. The question is, of course, who or what attacked the filmmaker, sending him to the hospital?
Morgan Matthews gave a interview after the Premiere.
Why would Morgan Matthews say that something very compelling and extreme happens at the end of the film which may or may not have been a "close encounter"? What does that mean? Why not just say "OK! There's a fucking Bigfoot in my documentary!" When he's asked if "Bigfoot" exist, he pauses and says "It's a difficult question". Why would that be a difficult question? He then says "Do you believe he exists?" She says "No!" Morgan then says "That's a shame, I think the world is better place if we believe Bigfoot is out there."
What's with all the coded language? Is Morgan just trying to save what happens in the film so people will just go out and see it? Of course he is.
There is more to this story than is being told. Listen closely to this Q & A with Morgan Matthews after the Documentary. The audio is really hard to hear, so turn it up to 11 and listen closely to what Morgan says.
Did you catch what Morgan Matthews says when he's asked "How do those narratives end?" The person asking the question is talking about Dallas and Wayne, Biscarti and Rick Dyer.. Morgan says "Those narratives are on going, Dallas and Wayne are still out there doing the same thing and so is Tom and in a way I think because the conclusion with Rick was so significant, that it felt like that was the end of the journey." Morgan also says "The Bigfoot community is aware of what's suppose to happen because of Rick." Then goes on to say "I think for me as I was making the film, it was important to not really let the audience know exactly what the conclusion was going to be and who it was going to... the drama if you like.. The conclusion that it was going to end up."
Holy crap! What?! Are you excited yet? Well, I am. And if you believe in Bigfoot, you should be to. More to come in the next blog. As the story unfolds.
After "The Tent Video" was released by Rick Dyer, the story came out as to where this all went down and how.
Rick Dyer was participating in a Documentary by Minnow Films http://www.minnowfilms.co.uk/in-production/Shooting_Bigfoot.html called "Shooting Bigfoot". Of course this was not the working title of this documentary when it was being filmed. It was called, I believe "Of Monsters and Men".
Review by Drew Taylor at the Doc NYC premier:
Matthews begins the movie by claiming to have been enraptured by the Bigfoot mythology as a child and shocked that, even as the supposedly real footage of the creature was revealed to be a series of elaborate hoaxes, that the “cult of Bigfoot is still very much alive.” Wondering what drives people who are openly flying in the face of scientific fact, Matthews travels to America and embeds himself with four amateur Bigfoot hunters, each with their own unique angle on tracking the mythical monster.
In Ohio, we meet Dallas Gilbert and Wayne Burton, a pair of backwoods Bigfoot hunters who claim that they have regular encounters with hairy beasts (Dallas, who appears to be missing most of his teeth, says that they prefer to be called “Sasquatch” instead of “Bigfoot”). They’re both low rent “Bigfoot researchers” who have spent years taking fuzzy photographs in the woods where they live in rural Ohio. (These photos are wallpapered in Dallas’ crummy “research library” in his home.) They are utterly convinced and lack any kind of self-awareness. Meanwhile, in San Antonio, Texas, a homeless woman places a 911 call to local law enforcement reporting that a “big thing” covered in fur terrorized her camp in the woods and devoured an entire deer carcass right in front of her. Matthews arrives in Texas shortly after Rick Dyer, a self-described “Bigfoot master tracker” who has a Chevy truck emblazoned with his own photo.
For a while you think that this could be the crux of the documentary: the very human squabbling over a very inhuman monster. But this idea is only teased out for so long. While interviewing Biscardi at his home in northern California, the documentarian (who has interviewed countless Bigfoot eye witnesses, including our friends Wayne and Dallas) shows Matthews footage from his latest opus: “Anatomy of a Bigfoot Hoax.” Biscardi is desperate to clear his name; apparently in the community, helping to forge a Bigfoot discovery is akin to wearing a big, furry scarlet letter.
Each of the so-called experts, either fed up with Matthews’ smart-alecky British attitude or wanting to prove his line of questioning wrong, invite the filmmaker along on their Bigfoot hunts: Wayne and Dallas in Ohio, Dire in San Antonio, and Biscardi in god-knows-where. Each section of the movie develops its own rhythm and tempos, feeling almost like three separate buddy movies, or maybe road movies (with a bit of a “fish out of water” vibe thrown in for good measure). With Dyer, the mood is prickly and antagonistic. When Matthews asks him how one gets qualified to be a “master tracker,” Dyer snaps back, “What are your qualifications on being an asshole filmmaker?” In the Texas woods, the two meet a young homeless man, which leads Dyer to open up about his own upbringing, and it’s a touching, poignant, insanely human moment in a movie that’s otherwise filled with larger-than-life characters chasing even larger dreams.
Biscardi has the kind of foul-mouthed, amiable attitude of an optimistic East Coast gangster. After interviewing an eye witness whose story seemed to drag on forever, Biscardi snaps, “Ask the guy the time and he builds you a fuckin’ watch.” The “team” Biscardi puts together, including members of his own family, has its own ramshackle charm, like a state-of-the-art platoon that was just unleashed from a psychiatric ward.
And Dallas and Wayne are just … Dallas and Wayne. They amble around the backwoods of Ohio without much purpose but with a lot of drive. It’s like watching “Prince Avalanche” but with more Bigfoot mating calls and “shamanistic” chanting. At some point Dallas recounts an accident he had where they had to graft his skull using sheep bone, something that he says gives him an advantage into the animal world because their DNA mixed. But they’re the most genuine of the bunch; good old boys without much to do but who truly believe that they’re tracking an elusively mythological beast.
“Shooting Bigfoot” is riotously entertaining, from the opening animated title sequence (complete with plucky banjo music) to the final moments which threaten to ruin the entire movie (apparently the huckster allure of phony sightings is too much to resist). Matthews is a funny, intelligent documentarian who has clearly modeled himself on the similarly dry, quick-witted British journalist Jon Ronson, and who paints three separate portraits of everyday people who are desperate to believe. Whether or not that extends into delusion is something that the viewer can make up their minds about. But for us, we were happy to just be along for the ride.
Released on Sunday, Jun 23 2013 Director:Morgan MatthewsStarring: C. Thomas Biscardi, Wayne Burton, Rick Dyer, Morgan Matthews; Running time: 90 mins BAFTA-winning
documentarian Morgan Matthews has emerged bruised and shaken from the
San Antonio woodlands armed with a compelling and hilarious movie that's
created a palpable buzz at the 2013 Edinburgh Film Festival. Shooting Bigfoot
tracks various individuals, governed by delusion and determination,
during their desperate attempts to prove the existence of the elusive
creature that's been the subject of countless hoaxes. But is the movie
itself a hoax? Much like its mysterious subject matter, there
are clear bones of contention about the degree of its authenticity and
veracity. That's surely the intention of Matthews, to make the viewer
embark on their own quest for truth and thus mirror the basis of the
film. It all boils down to it being a quasi-religious exploration of
faith. Various tragi-comic individuals are encountered along the
way, spanning the generations and using highly amusing methods like
tinned mackerel and urine to entice Bigfoot out into the open. Many
displays of their delusion provoke howls of laughter that resemble the
hirsute beast's mating call, a sound that one elderly hunter frequently
produces to attract his target. Yet, according to a quick trawl
through the web, these people are real. It's a strange world we inhabit,
although the editing does these people few favors. Morgan, whose
inquisitive 'Brit out of water' style evokes a more abrasive Louis
Theroux, mostly stays behind the camera until the bold finale takes the
movie into Blair Witch territory. An extremely mirthful,
eminently quotable ("Jane, get me a Snapple") and provocative movie
that also features an amiable former Navy Seal called Chico, Shooting Bigfoot has the potential to cross over into the mainstream and become a surprise hit. And one more for good measure: By Kevin Scott By turns uproariously funny, disturbingly sad and downright exhilarating, Shooting Bigfoot
jumps headlong into a strange subculture and emerges as an immensely
rewarding entertainment. It finds a group of people so committed to
proving the existence of a Sasquatch that they will go to unimaginable
lengths to discover any shred of evidence. Though it's hard to identify
with their methods or their logic at times, they possess such a fevered
belief in the idea of giant upright creatures living in the woods that
we can't help but want to temporarily step out of the realm of reality
with them.
As he follows three separate groups of hunters on
trips to places where Bigfoot has supposedly been spotted, director
Morgan Matthews' British accent and skepticism naturally lend scenes a
fish-out-water comic tilt. In Ohio, he joins Wayne and Dallas, who teach
us that the beast apparently prefers the term Sasquatch. They try to
lure it out of hiding with a can of mackerel when not bellowing primal
screams into the forest, occasionally pausing to listen for a reply or
point to a dark spot in the trees they think it might be.
Rick
Dyer, who we know is a "master tracker" because he has decal-ed his car
with so many stickers stating this, journeys into a stretch of San
Antonio woods where a homeless woman had been scared enough to dial 911
after a close call with an unidentified creature. He stakes out alone
for days, becoming increasingly irritated with the light from the camera
shining on him at night, as if it were exposing his failure.
The
most organized of the bunch, Tom Biscardi, has a team of experienced
men at his disposal, including a tracker whom he affectionately calls Young blood and a Navy Seal named Chico. This doesn't make him any more
credible, though, having already been associated with Dyer in a 2008
hoax. A blowhard with a short fuse, he's frequently losing his temper
and overreacting to the most trivial of discoveries.
Individual
scenes and lines are so funny and the characters so exaggerated yet
deadpan that you'd be forgiven at times for thinking this was the newest
Christopher Guest mockumentary. But then, just when you think the film
is about to arrive at the obvious conclusion that these people are all
delusional, there is a surprising climax that induces chills.
Whether
what happens is legitimate or simply another hoax is sure to be
discussed in the days to come but what's undeniable is how effectively
it rattles the rational mind and, at least for a moment, makes you
wonder.
Here's the trailer for this Documentary, pay attention to the commentary and what happens at the end.
The reason Rick Dyer was in San Antonio Texas looking for Bigfoot was because he heard about the 911 call from a homeless woman talking about a sighting she and her husband had in their homeless community. Here's the written transcript of the call. You can also find the audio on YouTube, but I don't want to get into trouble using someones YouTube videos.
911 Dispatch: 911 San Antonio Do you need Police Fire or EMF.
Caller: I'm not real sure mam, Um I just watched the biggest creat-critter, but it smelled real bad. I'm a homeless female I live right in the middle of the woods around 151 and Calebra. Just north where the light is? This thing was 75 ft away from me, smelled awful, devoured a deer carcass and then took off and like screamed, screeched; and took off across the street. And I know you guys are going to think I'm crazy, but I'm dead serious,there was something very big. Bigger--a lot bigger than me (heh) -- out here. So we thought it was something you should know, really dont know what you can do about it.
911 Dispatch: Uhh, how long ago did this happen?
Caller: This I'm um. How long? Like immediately. Like I just, yeah. (Second voice in distance) I dont know if animal control? I mean its...
911 Dispatch: Ok, again, now tell now tell me where was it? This was is at 151 and Calebra?
Caller: Ok yeah like, you know the light right at 151 just up from calebra on 1604 like where 1604 splits and you can get off on the access road to calebra or you can take 151?
911 Dispatcher: Right.
Caller: That light right in there? Its, yes, right in there It is a very large scary animal of some kind!
911 Dispatcher: Now was it standing on two or four?
Caller: Well if I told you it was standing on two legs, your gonna think I'm crazy, but I'm serious it ran off breaking limbs in trees. And it kinda screeched/howled. And a very creepy scary thing and like I said I live in a tent, um, here in the woods. So..Never...
911 Dispatcher: You live in a tent?
Caller: Yes mam I'm a homeless female, I live in a tent, in the woods and I just saw this creepy scary very large creature devour a deer and run off clear across the road so um...
911 Dispatcher: Okay is there any way we can have an officer contact you?
Caller: Uh yeah, I guess at this number. Um but I really prefer like animal control or somebody bigger than me. i appreciate it, I just thought somebody should know that there is a very large animal in the vicinity
911 Dispatcher: Now the deer was walking around and...?
Caller: No. The deer was dead and it got devoured, it was a carcass.
911 Dispatcher: Okay and did you see signs of um a dead deer? Blood or whatever?
Caller: Um actually Mam uh I'm not-I'm not going to check it out right at this moment. Is that ok?
911 Dispatcher: That's fine.
Caller: I'm waitin' for daylight, I got...I don't own anything but a machete and a hatchet. So, I'm kinda creeped out. I just thought, like I said, I just thought somebody should know theres a very large something big enough to eat a deer
911 Dispatcher: Are you with someone there?
Caller: Uh, yes mam.
911 Dispatcher: Did they see it too?
Caller: Yes mam.
911 Dispatcher: How about I have an officer contact you guys out there?
Caller: Um, I'm not going to leave my camp right at the moment, I mean if you want to come look at the light. (to her partner) She wants to send an officer
Caller's male partner: Like Hell!
Caller: eh huh, we're not leaving where we're at, is like what we're trying to say. I'm a little bit scared and its raining. And um, I just want somebody to maybe check it out in the morning when its not dark.
911 Dispatcher: What i can do right now is have the officer patrol the area. Which direction did it run?
Caller: It ran across um the light at 151, like towards the water tower on two feet. Like my husband said. Something very weird. I just wanted make a documentation to animal control.
911 Dispatcher: Have you ever seen or heard anything like this before?
Caller: No mam,I lived in the woods a while
Caller's Husband: I lived in the woods for 6 yrs. I'm gonna tell you right now, I lived in the woods for 6 yrs, i swear to god I ain't never seen anything like this! the sonuvabitch was bigger than me!
Caller: And it had a very odd smell.
Caller's Husband: I'm 6'3", I'm 6'3". it was bigger than ME!
Caller: yeah so.
911 Dispatcher: Its bigger than 6'3"?
Caller: Yeah its bigger than 6 foot 3, its very large!
Caller's Husband: (muffled) He carried the carcass off!
Caller: Yeah.
911 Dispatcher: What did he say?
Caller: "He carried the carcass off!"
911 Dispatcher: Oh he carried it!
Caller: I mean it was like nothing. Like Just. Like, I want to believe it was like a large cat or a bear but I'm...
Caller's Husband: Bulls#!t, bulls#!t.
Caller: I'm thinkin', I'm not going to tell him what I think it is.
911 Dispatcher: What does he think it is?
Caller: (to her husband) What do you think it is?
Caller's Husband: What I think it was? I don't know. I would be a liar if I said I thought I knew what it was. But I know it picked up that deer and run--on two feet!
Caller: Yeah, its very large something. It smells bad and it's bigger than we are.
911 Dispatcher: So you saw it walk or runninin' or walk in which direction?
Caller: Uh, towards the light at 151 and 1604.
Caller's Husband: It went towards the water tower area.
Caller: Yeah, it went towards the water tower area and it screeched/howled. (to husband) Yelled?
Caller's Husband: Yeah.
Caller: Yeah my husband's very large. Nothing has ever scared him. Ever. And um.
Caller's Husband: I saw it too!
Caller: I mean we both saw it, so.
911 Dispatcher: Did it have any type of clothing?
Caller: No No, It was fur.
911 Dispatcher: OK
Caller: As far as I can tell, I mean its a pretty light night out due to the overcast, we doused our fire. I have this like blanket thing hung up and we saw it over the top of that. And when it ran it cracked branches. yeah it was large, like the size of the grizzly bear! Imagine that! So...
Caller's Husband: (to caller) It had two feet momma!
Caller: I know.
911 Dispatcher: Okay and did you? What is your name?
Caller: Jennifer, Jennifer. yeah its raining now and we can't hear nuthin' outside. Its kinda scary.
911 Dispatcher: Okay alright we'll have an officer patrol that area and see what we can find.
Caller: I know, I mean you guys might find--or animal control might be able to find some tracks or something in the morning. Its hard to find tracks (inaudible, then to husband) She says she's going to send a patrol to the area. So.
Caller's Husband: Go to the light and sound your sirens.
Caller: Go to the light and sound your sirens, and we'll come out of the woods and talk to you.
911 Dispatcher: you guys, you guys have you camp set up at 151 and Calebra?
Caller: Um not exactly, um yeah in the area. Just go to the light and sound the sirens and we would hear you (from) where we're at.
911 Dispatcher: At 151 and 1604. Right?
Caller: Yes. mam.
911 Dispatcher: OK
Caller: Alright?
911 Dispatcher: Alright.
Caller: Thank you
911 Dispatcher: Your Welcome.
I think that's enough to ponder over for now. Remember this was "Documentary". By Morgan Matthews. These are some of his credits:
Morgan Matthews
BAFTA winning director Morgan Matthews has been directing documentaries for over ten years, establishing a distinctive style.
Morgan founded Minnow Films in 2006, starting with a Grierson nominated film for Channel 4 Battleship Antarctica, then going on to make The Fallen, a three-hour film for BBC2, remembering every British serviceman and woman killed in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. It was named best single documentary of 2008 at the RTS awards, and won two Bafta’s including Best Factual Director.
At Minnow Films, Morgan is committed to developing new talent whilst also attracting some of the best established directors in British documentary including Charlie Russell, Nick Holt, Daisy Asquith, John Dower, Henry Singer, Jessie Versluys and Ben Anthony. Recently the RTS nominated Minnow series for Channel 4 Fighting on the Frontline embedded three directors with British troops in Afghanistan.
Whilst exec producing at Minnow, Morgan continues to direct, making the powerful Scenes from a Teenage Killing, chronicling every teenager who died as a result of violence in the UK over one year. The film premiered at the Sheffield DocFest, where it won the audience award and was also Bafta nominated for best documentary.
Most recently, Morgan worked with Ridley Scott and Kevin Macdonald on the ambitious Britain in a Day project, and is now working on his next documentary, a proposed theatrical co-pro between BBC Storyville and the BFI. The BFI and BBC Films are also working with Morgan on a feature film inspired by his documentary Beautiful Young Minds.
I highly doubt that this film maker would be involved in a "Mock-u-mentary". And if it was, I'm sure that's what it would be advertised as.
The more you find out about this film and Rick Dyer, the deeper we go into the rabbit hole! Hang on it's only the Beginning. Stay tuned for the next blog.
For those of us who are interested in Bigfoot, for the most part we get our information about this creature from Television shows like "Finding Bigfoot". Which in my opinion has some good and some not so good information. My favorite part of that show is the "Town Hall Meetings". This is where witnesses get to tell their story of their sighting and some are followed up by the "Finding Bigfoot" team.
This is where the team does a break down and recreation of the sighting. For the life of me, I don't understand why "The Tent Video" hasn't been mentioned in any of their episodes.
This is where as "Bigfooters", we have to do our own research. I found this break down of "The Tent Video" very well done and detailed by "Face book Find Bigfoot". It was this video that engaged me enough to look more closely and deeply into the REAL existence of Bigfoot. Because honestly, I didn't believe that such a creature still existed in our modern world. I thought that if "Bigfoot" had existed, it would have been a "Gigantopithecus". A creature to have thought to have been extinct for at least 100,000 years or so.
But after it was all said and done, Gigantopithecus isn't even in the equation. But, I'm getting ahead of myself. Check this video out from "FBFB"
No one at the time this analysis was done, did anyone know that "Rick Dyer" had posted it on YouTube under an assumed name. He didn't want his name to take away from what is in this video. A REAL, LIVE BIGFOOT.
After some time Rick Dyer posted this video and gave his own commentary.
After watching and listening to the commentary of this video from Rick Dyer, I was totally intrigued and wanted to know more about the story.
Is Bigfoot Real? Of course they are. But how do you prove that when everyone else stuffs "Bigfoot" in the same category as Santa Clause, The Tooth Fairy, Vampires and Werewolves? You first have to be open minded to the thought and reality of it.
Stories of Bigfoot have been around for hundreds, if not thousands of years. Sure, stories of mythical creatures have been around since the dawn of man. But, is there REAL proof of their existence? There is for Bigfoot.
All Native American Indian tribes have their own names for this creature:
These are just the names from the Native American Indians. There are many more from around the world.
From the hundreds if not thousands of alleged videos of Bigfoot on YouTube, there is one that is the Undisputed Champion. That is Rick Dyers "Tent Video". For over a year people have tried everything they can to disprove that there is a Living and Breathing Bigfoot in this video. We will get into the specifics and break down in the next blog.
