David Lickley

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Known For

Mysteries of the Great Lakes Director

(2008)

Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees Director

(2002)

Journey with Dylan Dreyer Director

(2017)

Wonders of the Arctic 3D Director

(2014)

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Filmography

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Director (7 credits)

2017 Journey with Dylan Dreyer (TV Series) (1 episode)

- Mysteries of the Great Lakes (2017)

2014 Wonders of the Arctic 3D (Documentary short)

2011 Born to Be Wild (Documentary short)

2008 Mysteries of the Great Lakes (Documentary)

2004 Bears (Short documentary)

2002 Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees (Documentary)

1999/I Gold Fever (Short documentary)

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Producer (4 credits)

2017 Journey with Dylan Dreyer (TV Series) (producer - 1 episode)

- Mysteries of the Great Lakes (2017) ... (producer)

2008 Mysteries of the Great Lakes (Documentary) (producer)

2002 Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees (Documentary) (producer)

1999/I Gold Fever (Short documentary) (producer)

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Writer (1 credit)

2014 Wonders of the Arctic 3D (Documentary short) (writer)

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Self (4 credits)

2012 The 26th Annual Genesis Awards (TV Special)
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2011 Made in Hollywood: Teen Edition (TV Series)
Himself

- Documentary Filmmaking 3 (2011) ... Himself

2011 Made in Hollywood (TV Series)
Himself

- Episode #6.22 (2011) ... Himself

2011 The Hour (TV Series)
Himself

- Episode #7.128 (2011) ... Himself

Personal Details

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Urban Cinefile (Australia) - Born to be Wild interview [Andrew L. Urban]

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Personal Quote:

[on filming 'Born to be Wild 3D'] The hardest challenge was the equipment. [The Imax cameras} are the size of fridges, and when we are filming the animals it can get distracting because they sound like two working sewing machines, operating at the same time.

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