History Channel at Area 51 filming a show, and a documentary on Area 51.
I had no idea Ancient Aliens had aired until I got all these notifications from all of you.
I got a call from a producer of the History Channel on a Wednesday, and they wanted me at Area 51 that Friday.
I could't do it on that short of a notice, and never thought it was going to be as big as it was.
They wanted to interview me somewhere in Las Vegas on Thursday, but they wanted me to pick the spots.
They told me what they had in mind for the spots they wanted for the interview.
I gave them 4 spots that would work, but they were unable to get permits to film.
They finally gave up with Vegas, and said what about Saturday, and Sunday at Area 51.
I did, and met them at the store in Alamo at 6 am.
There was so many people in the production company around 25 people.
All were in the store talking about Area 51, and all the locals started gathering around them to see what was going on.
I mentioned to the one producer that they should keep it down.
They didn't care because they had filming permits to film at every gate of Area 51.
Everyone in the production company were all very nice, and very professional.
I have to say how hard 4 of the guys worked that were in charge of the cameras, lights, sound, and wind barriers.
What a lot of you seen on Ancient Aliens at the mine was really hard.
It was snowing, and the wind was blowing so hard.
Inside the mine was much worse because the ground was frozen, and it was like a ice freezer inside.
The producer knows what he wants, and will do a single question over, and over until he likes it.
After they were done at the mine we were supposed to go to The Little A'LE'INN for an early dinner.
As the producer came down the mountain from the mine he saw something he liked, and wanted to do an interview right there.
They had me sitting on a stool for a couple hours while asking questions.
It got so cold that I stated shivering from sitting in that freezing wind.
When the documentary comes out I guarantee it's going to be gold.
That whole rumor about if you film a camo dudes face.
They'll loose their job is a complete rumor because they did everything to get on camera.
The camo dudes knew the History Channel was going to be there because of the permits the History Channel had to get.