It’s A Tough Job But Someone Has To Do It
A blog update from Producer Bob Dambach
May 18, 2009
On a field shoot the hours can be long and the meals sometimes few and far between. You miss your family and you often yearn for a long hot shower. But most of the time you wouldn’t trade it for anything else in the world!
Prairie Public's crew hard at work
Bob hard at work?
You meet great, interesting people while doing something you love. You get to visit exotic places with as little in common as Wishek ND and Rio De Janeiro Brazil. Heck, on this trip Frode went to IKEA to get a new chair while I got to spend some quality time on Nicolette Mall with a lady I’ve had a crush on since my teenage years.
Bob and Mary Tyler Moore spend quality time together
The India trip is just a couple of weeks away and we’ll be sharing some of our experiences of that trip beginning around May 23rd. In the mean time I thought you might get a kick out of some pictures we took in the Twin Cities of our crew “working .”
Bob and the crew enjoy lunch at Bocca de Beppo -- one of his favorite Minneapolis eateries
Videographer Dave Geck is surprised by his lunch
Production manager Barb Gravel enjoys getting out of the office
Videographer Frode Tilden and his favorite part of road trips -- the food!
Co-producer Dan Daly looks sad that a wonderful meal is drawing to a close
More to See
- The Cast of Characters
- Our Family Had Fun
- It’s A Tough Job But Someone Has To Do It
- Falling For The Falls
- Leaving on a Jet Plane…
- Hot Marble
- Meet the Sharma Family
- Song of India
- Closing Thoughts On India
- Update from Africa
- Winging Our Way to Cameroon
- The Amin Family
- The Anumendem Family (I think)
- My Favorite (and not so favorite) Things…
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