2007-01-19: Vampires & Vampyres: History Channel (Transylvania Part)
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Vampires & Vampyres: History Channel (Transylvania Part)
Photos by Mark Benecke
On Air: Jan 19, 2007 (History Channel U.S.A.), Press Text: "Decoding The Past: Vampires Secrets -- Since Bram Stoker first published his novel Dracula in 1897, the world's most popular vampire has made his appearance in 44 languages. The vampire myth however, is much older than Count Dracula, popping up from Athens to Beijing almost 1000 years before the Transylvanian legend. Vampire legends have two things in common: drinking blood and returning from the dead. Long before Jesus urged his followers to drink his blood and eat his flesh, prehistoric man held similar rituals. From the Bible and ancient Mesopotamian history to blood drinking societies in New York, we reveal the amazing truth behind one of the most terrifying legends in history."
Team & Crew Members: From Indigo Films (City): Diana Zaslaw (Producer), Adam Vardy (1st Camera), Luke Sauer (2nd Camera); from Atlantis Films (Bucuresti/Bucharest): Giani Ivan, Marian Grigore; Sound: Dragos Statomir; Forensic Expert/Criminalist: Mark Benecke; Institute for Legal Medicine Mina Minovici; Fixer & Local Contact (Production Manager): Gabriela Albu; Driver: Catalin.
Shot in super phatt High Definition (HDTV)! Ay!
Watch out for the actual 2 hour-movie, it will be shown on History Channel starting Feb 2006, and includes apart from the experts a fine selection of vampyres, including Michelle Belanger (psychic vampyre), Father Sebastian (formerly Sanktuarium). It will not only include footage from Transylvania but also from other interesting, errr, places.
[Much more Vampyres & Vampires (Transylvanian Society of Dracula)]
[Vampires & Decomposition (Bizarre Magazine)]
Mark Benecke, Ph.D., Certified & Sworn In Forensic Biologist, International Forensic Research & Consulting, Postfach 250411, 50520 Cologne, Germany; E-Mail: forensic@benecke.com, www.benecke.com, Emergency Text / SMS for crime cases only +49-173-287-3136. No Facebook, no Xing, no Myspace friend requests, no StudiVZ, no social networks of any kind. Never send .doc, .ppt, .xml -- we only open .rtf and .pdf.
Photos by Mark Benecke
On Air: Jan 19, 2007 (History Channel U.S.A.), Press Text: "Decoding The Past: Vampires Secrets -- Since Bram Stoker first published his novel Dracula in 1897, the world's most popular vampire has made his appearance in 44 languages. The vampire myth however, is much older than Count Dracula, popping up from Athens to Beijing almost 1000 years before the Transylvanian legend. Vampire legends have two things in common: drinking blood and returning from the dead. Long before Jesus urged his followers to drink his blood and eat his flesh, prehistoric man held similar rituals. From the Bible and ancient Mesopotamian history to blood drinking societies in New York, we reveal the amazing truth behind one of the most terrifying legends in history."
Team & Crew Members: From Indigo Films (City): Diana Zaslaw (Producer), Adam Vardy (1st Camera), Luke Sauer (2nd Camera); from Atlantis Films (Bucuresti/Bucharest): Giani Ivan, Marian Grigore; Sound: Dragos Statomir; Forensic Expert/Criminalist: Mark Benecke; Institute for Legal Medicine Mina Minovici; Fixer & Local Contact (Production Manager): Gabriela Albu; Driver: Catalin.
Shot in super phatt High Definition (HDTV)! Ay!
Watch out for the actual 2 hour-movie, it will be shown on History Channel starting Feb 2006, and includes apart from the experts a fine selection of vampyres, including Michelle Belanger (psychic vampyre), Father Sebastian (formerly Sanktuarium). It will not only include footage from Transylvania but also from other interesting, errr, places.
[Much more Vampyres & Vampires (Transylvanian Society of Dracula)]
[Vampires & Decomposition (Bizarre Magazine)]
On Air: Jan 19, 2007 (History Channel U.S.A.), Press Text: "Decoding The Past: Vampires Secrets -- Since Bram Stoker first published his novel Dracula in 1897, the world's most popular vampire has made his appearance in 44 languages. The vampire myth however, is much older than Count Dracula, popping up from Athens to Beijing almost 1000 years before the Transylvanian legend. Vampire legends have two things in common: drinking blood and returning from the dead. Long before Jesus urged his followers to drink his blood and eat his flesh, prehistoric man held similar rituals. From the Bible and ancient Mesopotamian history to blood drinking societies in New York, we reveal the amazing truth behind one of the most terrifying legends in history."
Team & Crew Members: From Indigo Films (City): Diana Zaslaw (Producer), Adam Vardy (1st Camera), Luke Sauer (2nd Camera); from Atlantis Films (Bucuresti/Bucharest): Giani Ivan, Marian Grigore; Sound: Dragos Statomir; Forensic Expert/Criminalist: Mark Benecke; Institute for Legal Medicine Mina Minovici; Fixer & Local Contact (Production Manager): Gabriela Albu; Driver: Catalin.
Shot in super phatt High Definition (HDTV)! Ay!
Team & Crew Members: From Indigo Films (City): Diana Zaslaw (Producer), Adam Vardy (1st Camera), Luke Sauer (2nd Camera); from Atlantis Films (Bucuresti/Bucharest): Giani Ivan, Marian Grigore; Sound: Dragos Statomir; Forensic Expert/Criminalist: Mark Benecke; Institute for Legal Medicine Mina Minovici; Fixer & Local Contact (Production Manager): Gabriela Albu; Driver: Catalin.
Shot in super phatt High Definition (HDTV)! Ay!
Watch out for the actual 2 hour-movie, it will be shown on History Channel starting Feb 2006, and includes apart from the experts a fine selection of vampyres, including Michelle Belanger (psychic vampyre), Father Sebastian (formerly Sanktuarium). It will not only include footage from Transylvania but also from other interesting, errr, places.
[Much more Vampyres & Vampires (Transylvanian Society of Dracula)]
[Vampires & Decomposition (Bizarre Magazine)]
Mark Benecke, Ph.D., Certified & Sworn In Forensic Biologist, International Forensic Research & Consulting, Postfach 250411, 50520 Cologne, Germany; E-Mail: forensic@benecke.com, www.benecke.com, Emergency Text / SMS for crime cases only +49-173-287-3136. No Facebook, no Xing, no Myspace friend requests, no StudiVZ, no social networks of any kind. Never send .doc, .ppt, .xml -- we only open .rtf and .pdf.
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