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Reporter: Miss Braun, you have been quite in the spotlight lately. So tell me please what led you to this unorthodox stunt.

Tamara: You know, our campaign is called "Restraints don't belong on Animals" and I wanted to lure as many eyes as possible to our cause. To protect animal rights and the environment.

We had the plan to do a little photoshoot in a newly built cow barn we found. So we threw our PR equipment in the van, prepared me for the shooting and drove there late at night.

After we made our way in, we took a lot of great photos, but the flash must have alerted the owner.

Reporter: Weren't you afraid that those pictures are going to negatively impact your reputation? I mean, not everyone distributes nude photos of themself as an act of public relation work.

Tamara: Well actually I wasn't completely nude and second, every inch of my body was covered in paint… sooo. You have to be bold sometimes.

Reporter: I guess the police had a different opinion?

Tamara: Well, after the farmer busted the door open screaming, my crew gave me a head start by distracting the man.

Reporter: Who would have guessed running is difficult in those boots.

Tamara: Hehe yeah, they're quite extreme. But I was able to exit the building while he pursued my buddies and I carefully but steadily walked to the meeting point.

Almost there and well hidden by some bushes, I witnessed the crew van passing by, followed by a large tractor.

Our second meeting point was a little further away in the opposite direction and that meant I had to walk for a bit. Unfortunately I had no way to get rid of the boots so this took me a while. And when I walked through that big open field, trying to reach a small wood area, I could clearly see dawn happening.

The dim light enabled me to see where I was walking but now I was in danger of being spotted by an early jogger or dog owner.

I reached the trees and bushes just in time, but it was getting brighter with every minute. I wouldn’t be able to reach the second meeting point in time.

I had nothing on me so I wasn't able to contact anyone, also those gloves would have prevented me from operating a phone in the first place. After like a whole hour, hoping my crew would track me, I was still sitting in the bushes and I could hear cyclists and joggers passing by.

Reporter: So how did you make it back?

Tamara: The cops came and pulled me out of the bushes. Some people who had seen some movement in the undergrowth mistook me for a lost calf and contacted the officials.

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Reporter: Miss Braun, you have been quite in the spotlight lately. So tell me please what led you to this unorthodox stunt.

Tamara: You know, our campaign is called "Restraints don't belong on Animals" and I wanted to lure as many eyes as possible to our cause. To protect animal rights and the environment.

We had the plan to do a little photoshoot in a newly built cow barn we found. So we threw our PR equipment in the van, prepared me for the shooting and drove there late at night.

After we made our way in, we took a lot of great photos, but the flash must have alerted the owner.

Reporter: Weren't you afraid that those pictures are going to negatively impact your reputation? I mean, not everyone distributes nude photos of themself as an act of public relation work.

Tamara: Well actually I wasn't completely nude and second, every inch of my body was covered in paint… sooo. You have to be bold sometimes.

Reporter: I guess the police had a different opinion?

Tamara: Well, after the farmer busted the door open screaming, my crew gave me a head start by distracting the man.

Reporter: Who would have guessed running is difficult in those boots.

Tamara: Hehe yeah, they're quite extreme. But I was able to exit the building while he pursued my buddies and I carefully but steadily walked to the meeting point.

Almost there and well hidden by some bushes, I witnessed the crew van passing by, followed by a large tractor.

Our second meeting point was a little further away in the opposite direction and that meant I had to walk for a bit. Unfortunately I had no way to get rid of the boots so this took me a while. And when I walked through that big open field, trying to reach a small wood area, I could clearly see dawn happening.

The dim light enabled me to see where I was walking but now I was in danger of being spotted by an early jogger or dog owner.

I reached the trees and bushes just in time, but it was getting brighter with every minute. I wouldn’t be able to reach the second meeting point in time.

I had nothing on me so I wasn't able to contact anyone, also those gloves would have prevented me from operating a phone in the first place. After like a whole hour, hoping my crew would track me, I was still sitting in the bushes and I could hear cyclists and joggers passing by.

Reporter: So how did you make it back?

Tamara: The cops came and pulled me out of the bushes. Some people who had seen some movement in the undergrowth mistook me for a lost calf and contacted the officials.