I received the call from the Wildlife Center that our beloved friend, Freddy The Opossum was ready to go back to the wild. I rounded up the video crew and we headed east!

Sometimes you have to just take life’s punches and roll with em. In Late December, daylight is a summer luxury today didn’t affords us. Oh well we had fun, took some pics, got cold and bounced some light around. All in all a good evening with three sisters. Cheers! ~ Casey

Driving home from the ER around midnight, I saw a critter in the center lane of the road. I was so close to hitting him that I couldn’t help but have to stop and move whatever it was out of the way.

As I approached him by foot, I could see that he was sitting up, mouth dangling open with blood dripping from his jaw. As I got closer all the while stopping traffic, the little guy slowly turned his head and looked at me as if saying I don’t know what to do here. So I snatched him up quickly and loaded him into the passenger seat destined for my soon to be garage possum Emergency Room.

The rest of the story is told in this short documentary about getting Freddy the right medical help needed. I shot this quick and dirty, using my Canon 60D. The filming was shot by me of myself as I was doing what I was doing. (If that sorta makes sense) So keep that in mind when it looks like bad outtake footage from the TV show Cops.

I want to thank the volunteers and financial contributors to Northwest Wildlife Center for their commitment to protecting our fellow life on Earth. Please see their website for details on how to donate.northwestwildlife.org

Here’s a fun movie we made for Trailer Wars October at The Pickford Film Center in Bellingham.

Here is a fun 2minute mini short we made in five hours dinking around with the new dolly. Click on the Vimeo link on the bottom right of the video to watch it in HD. then click the expand button in the bottom right corner to full screen the movie.