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Originally Posted by GT1533
YouTube channel from a young guy who rescues old Fords in the US.He has really impressive mechanical skills, but what really sets this apart from all other car restoration videos is the production of the video itself - no talking at all, fantastic editing, great cinematography, camera angles, sound quality. Long videos, but I find them better than a movie. https://youtu.be/106ccYrj6nI?si=IHVXPp6hnPjeBCzP . |
When I 1st read your comment "but I find them better than a movie" I thought, hmm you mustn't get out much..
I couldn't have been more wrong!
I just watched the video you posted of the Torino.
Man, totally awesome in every way possible!! Mad videographer with insane editing skills.
Loved the subtitles.. no annoying voice droning on for 5 minutes explaining the obvious.
It felt like i was actually doing the work myself.. as it's pretty much how I would tackle that job... although there would be a few more words me thinks #$%&*(&^%$% etc. if I was the one doing the filming!!!
Mate, thanks a bunch for posting that. 10 outta 10 my friend.
Cheers,
One Happy Man
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