Post by hopeful on Sept 18, 2008 19:48:10 GMT -5
Scott Herriott
From squatchopedia.com - All things bigfoot and sasquatch
Scott Herriott is a documentary film maker and comedian. In 1992, Scott and a friend were investigating a recent sighting report near the mouth of the Klamath River, CA, when they filmed what may have been a bigfoot sitting in a nest. The film is known as the Klamath Hillside Video and a clip is shown in Scott's entertaining 2002 documentry film 'Squatching.' An interview with Scott about this incident is presented in the 2007 documentary "Eyes in the Dark."
Scott is a former curator with the BFRO and appeared as an actor in the cult favorite, the 'Naked Gun, 33-1/3- The Final Insult.'
Aside from Squatching, Scott has also produced what might be considered a sasquatch mockumentary "Journey to Squatchdom," and has also produced a number of films about the Pacific Crest Trail (walkpct.com)
External Links
Herriot's Wikipedia entry
Herriott's IMDB entry
Herriott's podcast interview, conducted by Brian Brown, and related discussion.
The above information was retrieved from squatchopedia.com.
From squatchopedia.com - All things bigfoot and sasquatch
Scott Herriott is a documentary film maker and comedian. In 1992, Scott and a friend were investigating a recent sighting report near the mouth of the Klamath River, CA, when they filmed what may have been a bigfoot sitting in a nest. The film is known as the Klamath Hillside Video and a clip is shown in Scott's entertaining 2002 documentry film 'Squatching.' An interview with Scott about this incident is presented in the 2007 documentary "Eyes in the Dark."
Scott is a former curator with the BFRO and appeared as an actor in the cult favorite, the 'Naked Gun, 33-1/3- The Final Insult.'
Aside from Squatching, Scott has also produced what might be considered a sasquatch mockumentary "Journey to Squatchdom," and has also produced a number of films about the Pacific Crest Trail (walkpct.com)
External Links
Herriot's Wikipedia entry
Herriott's IMDB entry
Herriott's podcast interview, conducted by Brian Brown, and related discussion.
The above information was retrieved from squatchopedia.com.