Indie Film: New survival show pits dogs, and their humans, against Maine wilderness
Indie Film: New survival show pits dogs, and their humans, against Maine wilderness
‘Called To The Wild’ is airing on the National Geographic channel and streaming on its website.
“This is a Maine thing, but it’s really a story about how we find these things, and how it got to Maine.”
That’s Munjoy Hill resident and veteran TV producer Devon Platte of Film 45, who, along with Matt Reccow of Red Cow Productions, sent a cast of intrepid would-be survivalists (and their loyal canine best friends) into the Maine wilderness for the National Geographic reality series, “Called To The Wild,” the first six-episode season of which started airing this month. Filmed in and around rough-and-tumble Maine locations from Rangeley to Aroostook County, the NatGeo series pits these human-dog teams against the worst and wildest the Maine woods has to offer – at least thanks to Platte and Reccow.