CritterCam Productions is a creative Internet outpost, which includes Film, Photography & music. We basically try to have fun with words, sounds and images.
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A Pileated Woodpecker taps into a stockpile of ants in a dead tree.
A short video of a Pileated Woodpecker in our neighbourhood, drilling for insects.
"Cats Imagined"A short film created using AI generated images of cats.
(posted October 16, 2022) |
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"Misty Drive"
This short film was shot on a dark, misty morning in late October using digital photography, time lapse, and AI generated images.
Posted October 28, 2022.
Our Recent Films
with links to YouTube & Vimeo
"The Plainville Square Kickoff" (June 29, 2024)
June 29, 2024 marked "the beginning of something wonderful" for the town of Plainville Massachusetts, with the Plainville Square Kickoff event, hosted by Jeff Kinney, the "Wimpy Kid" author, and owner of An Unlikely Story bookstore. It was a "Donuts to Demolition" kind of day, with food and live music, followed by the big CAT excavators getting to work, clearing out the old, to make way for the new.
"Sploot!"
When it's hot outside, some critters will lie on their tums to cool down,
and "sploot"!
Posted September 5, 2022
When it's hot outside, some critters will lie on their tums to cool down,
and "sploot"!
Posted September 5, 2022
"Big City, small town, Brooklyn"A weekend visit to Brooklyn, NY, with images from the downtown area neighborhoods, and the Brooklyn Cat Cafe!
Posted June 23, 2022 |
"Norwood Hospital Demolition"After a catastrophic storm in June, 2020, Norwood Hospital in Norwood Massachusetts was deemed a total loss. Demolition is now underway, with a new hospital slated to open in 2024.
Posted July 2, 2022 |
"Boxed In"Documenting a large warehouse distribution facility under construction on land formerly occupied by a horse stable.
Posted October 2, 2022 |
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Harmony,
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How will Deb Bellamy, a retired music teacher & pianist, learn to cope with the fact that she is powerless to coax her cat Harmony down from the basement ceiling—the cat’s new and preferred hiding place? Will phone calls to the local handyman and her adult children ease her anxiety? Perhaps a dramatic arboreal rescue may do the trick.
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