By the looks of the cameras and the images they are able to bring out I bet they are super expensive. Add in software, some music and the production value is top notch and time consuming, as why I expect each show is limited to 30 minutes.
The first lion story however isn't anything that hasn't been done loads of times before, since the 70's. The camera work is great, and Tom's voice is soothing but the story the same, lions hunting and looking after their young.
In additional episodes different animals are covered and Tom tries hard to get us excited about what we are being shown but it seems the topics aren't interesting to me. Perhaps it's just because I've seen too many nature shows with David Attenborough at the helm.
The first lion story however isn't anything that hasn't been done loads of times before, since the 70's. The camera work is great, and Tom's voice is soothing but the story the same, lions hunting and looking after their young.
In additional episodes different animals are covered and Tom tries hard to get us excited about what we are being shown but it seems the topics aren't interesting to me. Perhaps it's just because I've seen too many nature shows with David Attenborough at the helm.