2008 Critics' Choice Awards

The transcript features a conversation with a filmmaker discussing his interest in fashion and documentaries. He talks about his documentary 'Sharkwater', which was filmed over six years in 15 countries and highlights the plight of sharks. The filmmaker explains his motivation to change public perception of sharks and the challenges faced during production. He also shares his future plans for a TV series and another documentary aimed at making conservation more accessible.

What is the speaker's view on traditional Scottish kilts?

• They are outdated and should be replaced.

• They should remain unchanged.

• They should be modernized to look cooler.

• They are only suitable for formal events.

What is the main reason the speaker decided to make the 'Sharkwater' documentary?

• To promote underwater filming techniques.

• To change the negative perception of sharks.

• To highlight the dangers of shark attacks.

• To showcase the beauty of marine life.

How long did it take to film 'Sharkwater'?

• Eight years

• Two years

• Four years

• Six years

What challenges did the speaker face while filming 'Sharkwater'?

• Lack of funding

• Weather conditions

• Legal issues and life-threatening situations

• Technical difficulties

What are the speaker's future plans after 'Sharkwater'?

• To create a TV series and another documentary

• To start a fashion line

• To focus on writing books

• To retire from filmmaking