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WTB: a hi-def shot of a SQUIRREL

M. Lalande

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Hi guys,

I'm finishing a short movie that takes place in a forest and I am missing a shot of a squirrel.
The stock shots that I found online are too pricey for me, so I thought maybe someone here has made that shot and would be happy to make a few bucks with it... Or, maybe someone has squirrels in their backyards, and has time to go out and make that shot...

Anyway.
I hope someone can help.

I am willing to pay up to $200 for that shot.

Details about the shot:
- squirrel shot in a tree (any tree, during summer time, trees have leaves)
- squirrel is doing... whatever. But we need to clearly see him and identify him as such
- shot with a telephoto
- static or moving... can be both
- duration: 3 or 4 seconds
- 4K

Thanks for your help!

mathieu
 
I do have squirrel footage. I have a tree right outside my window. I've shot them a few times with my 70-200 canon. If you do not get the shot you want from others, let me know.
 
I also have access to a RED camera and Squirrels. I'll see what I can do later.
 
Here are some shots I have. It's still uploading the 1080p at the moment. If you can't find any others from people here, let me know.
 
Just the other day I was at a park with a 70-200 IS, when all of sudden a squarrel approach me as I was eating some chips. About 2-3 feet away i though about grabbing my scarlet to get a shot, but decided against it since I didn't want to dirty my camera with my cheetos flavored fingers.
 
Hey guys!

Thanks for all your responses!
I didn't expect that many... I guess it's much easier to find a squirrel in america, than it is in France!

Anyway, it looks like we have found what we were looking for, so you can leave your squirrels alone...

Thanks again!!
 
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