Webisode #27 with D.C.F.D; NOW...
Tulefog — Sun, 02/07/2010 - 14:42
Dear Battalion Viewers.
- Webisode #27: This is one of the biggest fires I have filmed since I started in 2003 with the San Francisco Fire Department.
Webisode #27 is the Hayes Street Fire with Washington D.C. Fire and EMS and it is now availible. I was keeping this show and the next show in reserve in case we got a television deal and it seems that will not happen.
I still find it amazing that the Discovery Channel will not to a series about Firefighters in any way, shape, or form; and we have met with them on three occasions...amazing and sad.
- Milwaukee: I have just returned a week early from filming in Milwaukee Wisconsin and we hope to bring you webisodes from that shoot sometime in the future...we still have five shows with both Tampa Fire-Rescue and San Diego Fire and Rescue.
One of the most emotional filming production I have done was in Milwaukee last week at the graduation of forty-nine young men that became firefighters. That is forty-nine out ot fifty and they had the highest EMS Training scores ever...amazing.
From the Mayor, the Chief, the Trainers and the Family and Friends, it was a very emotional journey that night and to tell you the truth, it brought quite a few tears to my eyes. I thought I would be there for fifteen minutes or so, I was there from beggining to the end...
Firefighter Ross from Ladder Truck 13, whom we have filmed with, handed his brother his shield...that was a wow for me.
- The Battalion Live Feed;
We had a good response from our Battalion Members who watched the "Battalion Live Feed" from Milwaukee and we hope to bring you a live feed weekly during Post-Production as well as Production. Let us know if you would like to see that via our "Help Us Redesign This Site" by clicking on the banner to your left.
We may be filming in the Northwest in the coming weeks, that is one of the reasons I returned from Milwaukee early.
We may also be filming in either London England or Sydney Australia in the coming months...stay tuned.
I hope you enjoy this webisode.
Post-Production: The sad thing for us is that we only have a week to edit our twenty-two minute webisodes...
Networks have four to five weeks and a staff of fifteen to twenty: what could we do if we had that time and staff...
Next Saturday is the start of Heavy Rescue with The Battalion-The Series: be safe out their...
Sincerely,
DRF
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Why won't Discovery do a
ndelgado9 — Wed, 02/10/2010 - 14:19Why won't Discovery do a series on firefighting?
i cant found out how to watch
bigfireguy24 — Sat, 02/13/2010 - 13:29i cant found out how to watch the live feed
the Live feed is no longer
tfdjunior — Sat, 02/13/2010 - 21:22the Live feed is no longer going to be happening due to politicians in Milwaukee not liking how Dave was talking about Brown outs, etc etc even though it all real life and he was making good points.
How about reality TV thats on
RMUNDELLAZFD — Tue, 02/16/2010 - 22:19How about reality TV thats on satilite and most cable companys, they showed Orange County Fire Authority acadamy not too long ago that would be a good host for The Battalion. i think
Dear Battalion, I want to
RMUNDELLAZFD — Wed, 02/17/2010 - 15:58Dear Battalion, I want to say Thank You for all you do for us the brotherhood, sisterhood in developing such an indepth look within the ranks of different departments, from big to small and to show what we do and how we do things, and even why things are done. Its suggested that FOX Reality TV and/ or A&E would host the program for the general public to see and perhaps film a few episodes here in lovly, dusty desert of Arizona. Once again Thank You fo your ongoing dedication to the fire service. Sincerly, R. Mundell SPFD stat.1
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