KQED Live Presents Creepy Crawly Night with DEEP LOOK

Deep Look is a PBS and KQED YouTube wildlife and nature series that explores big scientific mysteries by going incredibly small. They’ve captured the inside of a Mexican jumping bean in motion, a bee lining her nest with leaves, a flower releasing pollen, and much more. But we aren’t going to focus on any flowers or butterflies in October! For this Halloween-edition of Deep Look, we screen four stomach-turning episodes about scorpions, turret spiders, bats, and ticks to learn what makes them…tick (sorry couldn’t help it). The producers who created the videos interview the scientists behind the research.

To learn how Deep Look films those microscopic scorpion pincers, our live cameras zoom in on Josh Cassidy, Deep Look’s cinematographer, as he films live with Deep Look’s ultra-HD (4K) lens. He gives us a behind-the-scenes look at how he works to tell stories on a microscopic lens with such charming protagonists.

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We were so happy to be part of this event. Thanks for watching! 🐜