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Behind the Scenes with 'Moose' Cameraman Hugo Kitching
Cameraman and naturalist Hugo Kitching spent a year filming a mother moose and her newborn calf in Jasper National Park in the Canadian province of Alberta, a wilderness area that covers over 4,000 square miles. Go behind the scenes with Hugo as he navigates remote areas of rugged terrain to find his elusive subjects.
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