Eric Huyton

Eureka at 35,000ft

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Eric talks of his work as a freelance cameraman in TV for 30 years, travelling worldwide, meeting amazing people, collecting stories and then leaving. On a plane to Vancouver at 35,000 feet he came up with the concept EyeFish TV – bringing together TV & film professionals locally, saving time, money and the planet.

Bear Dogz aka David Roy Green of WHEN interviews broadcast cameraman and EyeFish TV founder Eric Huyton in Cornwall, UK.

‘My passion is simply …. telling the story with every frame.’

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Through the camera lens~a witness to humanity and the planet…

Eric has worked in broadcast television for 25 years as a freelance cameraman for major broadcasters all over the world. His career has taken him all over the world from the Amazon rainforest to the Arctic Circle and from these experiences Eric has developed a deep perspective of humanity and the planet.

In order to help reduce the carbon footprint of film & television production, Eric developed EyeFish TV to allow production companies to make better use of local facilities and resources when shooting on location.

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CREDITS
Camera – Roger Edwards
Editor – Andrew Kimery

Eyefish founder and lighting cameraman eric huyton filming mud volcanos on location at the salton sea california