I'm new to your videos, but I've found them much better edited, less stilted and generally more enjoyable that most other such sites. I especially enjoy it when you "overlay" and blend yourself into a scene playing different parts of a musical arrangements, but, mostly, you have the eyes of and artist, so you see the beauty and you pick and choose the best bits out of the video you shoot. But, more importantly - for a fellow learning new or tried and true construction techniques for his own boat project dream - you reveal and explain the techniques the two of you have used successfully. Thank you . . .
I love your video productions and I can see now why. Personally though, the one thing that elevates your productions above the rest Maya is your gift for story telling. I watched almost every episode of your stunning series North through the continent, and those times I was unable to, I listened to like a podcast. What struck me was your narrative was so immersive and engaging, it was a complete exerience in its own right. That really takes a special talent. Wishing you both every success in the rebuild and your future adventures.
thanks for the explanations, your careful organization shows in the quality of your videos each week. I enjoy your channel more than any of the other sailing videos. A nice mix of content.
The making of a legendary video of your life and times. Absolutely beautiful work of art that you have shown us that watch your channel. Outstanding job young lady thanks for sharing your story with us that are your fans.
I love getting behind the scenes info! I'm looking forward to watching the films with a sharper eye and noticing the establishing shots, a-roll, and b-roll. Thanks for an extra bit of entertainment this week.
Loved the behind the scenes overview. There is method in your madness and your madness is very compelling. Amazing that you get to do the stuff and you get to film it... well done, I love the series.
Older video but we absolutely love your ability to tell a story using the tools you described here. There are far too many sailing YT ventures telling similar themes but you two do it in a way that simply speaks to us. Many thanks.
I am on my 75th orbit around the sun on this beautiful rock we call earth. I remember your “one dollar boat” and you tearing down a small Diesel engine. Your dedication and persistence is amazing. Thank you so much. I’ll keep watching…..
I found you during your “I phone days” and have never missed an episode. You are the one channel that i would send money to but i am retired and on a fixed income. So i try to help by watching entire seasons over and over. I have played guitar since i was nine years old and still play everyday, which makes me appreciate your music talent. I love your music and always wonder if the music in the video is yours.. keep up the outstanding work!
I watch your Channel every week sinde I discoved it on UA-cam. I am a pleasure sailor myself from Denmark and you have just been sailing in our waters. In 2019 we crossed Sweden in our sailboat through the Götakanal. I like filming and I wish I had you skills for storytelling. Thanks for sharing how you do it. Thanks for many good and interesting episodes. I wish you both the very best journey through life. / Per Christensen, Denmark
Have to be honest, I thought I would be bored with this video as I love your refit videos. However, I think this is one of your best episodes. I have made videos in the past and so very aware of the time and process. Your behind the scenes description and your work discipline are fascinating. Well done and as ever, love your videos.
Hi! I have been watching all your videos so far, but this one is truly epic! I live fulltime aboard a 31ft sailboat myself. And watching your channel have been at a great inspiration on my own journey. After my opinion Maya's voice is one of the most beautiful on UA-cam and Aladino is one of the best teachers ever when it gets to boatwork on YT. The honest and joyful approach to the sailboat life is something I really enjoy to watch! Your my all time favourite YT channel. I'm a student for the next years. But as soon as I get a steady income. I will join you guys on Patreon. Keep up the good work!
This was so informative and enjoyable to watch. You both have your strengths, and that is what makes you both a successful team! When you splash, I want to be there to cheer you on!
I'm pretty sure Aladino built a machine that can temporarily clone people, be it for musical multiple Maya interludes or be it for getting the sanding done quicker, there is no way you guys can get all the work done with only four hands!
Absolutely brilliant! I cannot for the life of me figure out how you have the time for all this and boat repair too! No less have a life! You both are amazing! What you broduce and release is very good videos that are clear and concise but also entertaining. Amazing! Carry on!
Your videos have always been something that I look forward to including as a part of my week. I have been an avid high-performance dingy sailor since 1968. I have a Sidewinder and I have sailed monohulls up to a Morgan 50. I always enjoy the music, especially yours, as you well know, This was quite interesting and I appreciate the people who asked such good questions to draw you out so well. Bravo! Carry on and stay well.
You both are so smart and doing an awesome job. Very professional boat work and video work. We really appreciate this. Most you tubers think they need drama to get views. Honestly drama sucks and normally not enjoyable. Keep up the good work.
Dear Maya, thank you for your inspiring thoughts about the role of artistic discipline in your creative journey. My husband and I create stage musicals and he has a lively song composed many moons ago… “ the party is the process of getting the job done”; it describes our commitment from inspiration to realization and all the beautiful moments in between. I do so enjoy all the elements of your videos-your engaging collaboration with Aladino, the nuts and bolts of sailing, the melodic interweaving of sound, image and story!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Your current refit series is what hooked me into subscribing. There was something familiar looking in one of the video thumbnails so I started watching to investigate. I live near the marina that your new boat was trucked out of and am pretty sure I had seen it there. I look forward to seeing Magic Carpet II splash and do sea trials in the Salish Sea.
Thanks for chatting about the video making process. I appreciate the 4k video quality and the UA-cam channels which have a freshness and naturalness which many professional media organisations e.g. the BBC in the UK, simple can not match. UA-cam people are real - rather than injected into a video molded view. I really enjoy videos where the creators take delight in crafting something of great beauty. Another appealing aspect are creators who are willing to take risks and lead a more adventurous life - it encourages the more cautious to step out of our comfort zones. We should all do somethig scarey at least once a day? Thank you 🙂
Great explanation on about behind the scene interesting points that most of us wouldnt think about, love the scripts its a good tool to ensure the video editing comes out.
I know there are sometimes when there is a spark and the screen just exposes with your creative juice's! I truly enjoy the final product. You do an awesome job!
Not a lot of people could make this video as watchable as you did. Congratulations, and keep it coming. I look.forward to another episode by a talented Canadian.
Hello, thank you so much for sharing all the information. Makes us appreciate and love your videos even more. We knew it was a lot of work even more so now. You have an amazing way of telling the story even the sanding hihi. My husband really appreciates all the wood working as he is an artisan. Loved the canals series and the Netherlands as I was born in Holland. Your work is amazing, the boats, videos etc. Congratulations on such great work to both of you. Looking forward to more and more travels. Stay safe and well.( Anneke-) Ann and Emile from Quebec, Canada.
a VERY interesting episode. You two bring many perspectives to a sailing channel .. the deeper insights, to me, make this channel worthwhile. (But don't get me wrong: flying over waves will keep me glued, as well.)
For a artist inspiration comes. Some times artists have have a inspiration block. A former art instructor brought up this subject and his solution was get to work and it will come. I found this to be true. I notice that it works for you. Thanks for the effort to put this all together, well done.
WOW, I never expected the amount of detail and work you put into each production. I am impressed with the film skills and production issues that you excel at. Wonderful and amazing. Your efforts are appreciated and I enjoy every single episode Bravo...
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!! When we begin our official shopping soon we will be making videos to do pretty much the same thing and of course, supporting you both and this really helps. WE LOVE YOU BOTH!! and THANK YOU so much for all the information you provide us! My friend Eric was very physically and mentally ill. To support him I helped him to make his little videos, he passed away on Jan 18th 2022 suddenly. I miss him dearly! So making videos of our lives together is extra special because although I never wanted to air our lives like that I agreed to allow it so he could do it and now he is dead before we could begin and that is why Marina and I are going to do something very similar to you both and this video will help us to do that and once again we are very thankful! You both are amazing!
So much work involved in filming while working on the boat. I discovered a recent fibreglass job I did I couldn't even film it and was more focused on getting the job done.
This was a great insight into the magic carpet ride. Thanks. The multiple Maya's is surely magic done by a very skilled wizard of the arts of transformation...
Thank You! Thank You! for keeping some of the Magic under the Carpet for how you do and think of things.. I just really enjoy the story and subject matter!!!
As a retired television news VJ (+a sailor and a fiddler) it could be exciting to be hired by you for the fun and the adventure. I already know the A7 and the FCP :-)
The technical thing that impresses me most about your videos is the sound recording - how you have gotten decent violin recording out of an iPhone lodged in your shirt. But your scripts are the best part.
Thank u for teaching the multiple levels of putting your story on UA-cam. Learned so much! Appreciate both of your continued growth and skills. Both truly gifted 🇨🇦❤️
always interesting... my wife and i thoroughly enjoy your videos.. applaud your decision to guard some aspects of your personal space while still allowing us to get to know you which is key to maintaining any kind of relationship over time... and after all, i have to think that a key to being a successful you tuber is an understanding that you are, indeed, building relationships with your viewers even if it does seem one sided most of the time..
Thank-you for the content. As a practical person I follow with great anticipation. I love UA-cam and watch a varied content. BUT. Lots of interesting topics are spoiled by bad camera shots that are so awful that although I love the subject I have to switch off. It is apparent that you have grasped the idiom of film making and you actually realise that to make a success of it you need to study, learn and most importantly have a flair for it. Good luck for the future to both of you.Best wishes for the future.
Thanks for the look into the process. Found your channel 4 or 5 months ago and am still not totally caught up. Was drawn mostly to the boatwork and your music + your being more or less local
Thank you very much for the enjoyable and succinct review of your technique. It seems that to stay on course or stay on task the organizational aspect is similar... and y'all do it all very well.
Your work is outstanding. I did a unit in media production and it took 2 of us an hour to edit 1 minute of video. Using old U-track tapes back then. Your schedule would be punishing for even professional crews. In addition you are refitting two boats. I stand in awe of your determination and creativity.
Great informative video thank you . The answer to many qustions I had wondered. On a completely different subject to your editing - just read that a Cape George 36 is taking part in the golden globe race 2022 from France . Its has just been renovated on Prince Edward Island before being sailed to Cape Town . All Kudos for your boat !
Wow! The best "how to be a youtuber" video I've ever seen. Not really the kind of videos I love to see, but it was very interesting to explore how you create your 1A videos!
Thank you, great information and break down. I love the photography and videoing myself, and really struggle editing. The way you have explained your workflow has helped me a lot with future editing and workflow to create a more engaging story.
As you walked us thru how you create the videos it was fun to identify those things in this very video. I have no interest in making videos but understanding what the process is was great content. You are a great story teller!
Bravo Bravo ! Love your videos, this one is great also . Very interesting video making details. You two have so much talent 😀 It's the Journey not the Destination ! Thank You for sharing Sail On Cheers 😉
This is professional filmmaking! I learned about establishing shots while visiting MGM, Hollywood, 45 years ago, and I know that B-roll beats A-roll by miles. And a computer-written script! (what was your courses at college?) And, such an amazing insight into your current profession and some depths of your personality! Thanks a lot!!
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The multiple Mayas' are Magic!!! I'll leave it there.
I'm new to your videos, but I've found them much better edited, less stilted and generally more enjoyable that most other such sites. I especially enjoy it when you "overlay" and blend yourself into a scene playing different parts of a musical arrangements, but, mostly, you have the eyes of and artist, so you see the beauty and you pick and choose the best bits out of the video you shoot. But, more importantly - for a fellow learning new or tried and true construction techniques for his own boat project dream - you reveal and explain the techniques the two of you have used successfully. Thank you . . .
I love your video productions and I can see now why. Personally though, the one thing that elevates your productions above the rest Maya is your gift for story telling. I watched almost every episode of your stunning series North through the continent, and those times I was unable to, I listened to like a podcast. What struck me was your narrative was so immersive and engaging, it was a complete exerience in its own right. That really takes a special talent. Wishing you both every success in the rebuild and your future adventures.
Standing applause; throughly enjoyable and commendable. Riveting.
Wow thanks so much Daniel! So glad this was interesting to you!
@@SailingMagicCarpet --Daniel Murray/. Not only exceedingly talented/ perseverant you are, but also gracious!
Dear girl, you are just brilliant. 💕
Thanks for everything Charlene
I think you two are super human you make each week just a little better showing us your adventures, I personally cannot wait for each new episode.
The candid moments are truly one of the most important and lovely parts of your videos. I love your authentic work so much!!!
You are on the the best story tellers on UA-cam today. And, you are one bad ass violinist!
Thank you Maya. That was clear and helpful. Especially for this novice content creator.
You are doing a great job, doing the boat and filming. It is also a nice memory of time for when you are older. 😉
thanks for the explanations, your careful organization shows in the quality of your videos each week. I enjoy your channel more than any of the other sailing videos. A nice mix of content.
Thank you so much Paul!
So many layers of talents with this couple. Thank for sharing with us.
The making of a legendary video of your life and times. Absolutely beautiful work of art that you have shown us that watch your channel. Outstanding job young lady thanks for sharing your story with us that are your fans.
💫⚡️ More than magic in this video✨⚡️This is a how to course, with distinct and understandable brilliance. Hooray Maya, Magic✨⚡️
What a brilliant presentation. People dont realise how much work goes into these videos, how much thought and planning. Amazing insight.
The best sailing channel on UA-cam. You guys are incredibly talented…on so many levels. Keep doing what you enjoy…we will follow. 👍👍👍
I could listen to your videos for hours. The simple elegance of your stories helps me dream. Thank you for all the hard work.
I love getting behind the scenes info! I'm looking forward to watching the films with a sharper eye and noticing the establishing shots, a-roll, and b-roll. Thanks for an extra bit of entertainment this week.
Loved the behind the scenes overview. There is method in your madness and your madness is very compelling. Amazing that you get to do the stuff and you get to film it... well done, I love the series.
Older video but we absolutely love your ability to tell a story using the tools you described here. There are far too many sailing YT ventures telling similar themes but you two do it in a way that simply speaks to us. Many thanks.
I am on my 75th orbit around the sun on this beautiful rock we call earth. I remember your “one dollar boat” and you tearing down a small Diesel engine.
Your dedication and persistence is amazing. Thank you so much. I’ll keep watching…..
For 36 years I worked in the engineering dept of a Canadian Broadcaster. Your secret is safe with me. It’s such a pleasure to follow your journey.
Keep doing what you are doing... It is Wonderful and Charming.... :-)) xx
Thanks for you dedication to your craft. Your videos are wonderful.
I found you during your “I phone days” and have never missed an episode. You are the one channel that i would send money to but i am retired and on a fixed income. So i try to help by watching entire seasons over and over. I have played guitar since i was nine years old and still play everyday, which makes me appreciate your music talent. I love your music and always wonder if the music in the video is yours.. keep up the outstanding work!
I watch your Channel every week sinde I discoved it on UA-cam. I am a pleasure sailor myself from Denmark and you have just been sailing in our waters. In 2019 we crossed Sweden in our sailboat through the Götakanal. I like filming and I wish I had you skills for storytelling. Thanks for sharing how you do it. Thanks for many good and interesting episodes. I wish you both the very best journey through life. / Per Christensen, Denmark
Maya: Hi from Calgary. Bravo so unique and extremely well done while continuing to be entertaining. Thanks
You are the best! I agree that personality adds so much.
Thanks for this video. Very enjoyable. And I loved your (non)answer to the last question.
Have to be honest, I thought I would be bored with this video as I love your refit videos. However, I think this is one of your best episodes. I have made videos in the past and so very aware of the time and process. Your behind the scenes description and your work discipline are fascinating. Well done and as ever, love your videos.
Thank you. It’s so great to have this opportunity of looking behind the scenes :)
Hi! I have been watching all your videos so far, but this one is truly epic! I live fulltime aboard a 31ft sailboat myself. And watching your channel have been at a great inspiration on my own journey. After my opinion Maya's voice is one of the most beautiful on UA-cam and Aladino is one of the best teachers ever when it gets to boatwork on YT. The honest and joyful approach to the sailboat life is something I really enjoy to watch! Your my all time favourite YT channel. I'm a student for the next years. But as soon as I get a steady income. I will join you guys on Patreon. Keep up the good work!
well spoken. I didn't think I would particularly enjoy this episode, but I did. 👍
This was so informative and enjoyable to watch. You both have your strengths, and that is what makes you both a successful team! When you splash, I want to be there to cheer you on!
I'm pretty sure Aladino built a machine that can temporarily clone people, be it for musical multiple Maya interludes or be it for getting the sanding done quicker, there is no way you guys can get all the work done with only four hands!
It's only 3 1/2 hands - the rest for camera and lights!
Wow, Maya, I had no idea there was so much work involved in making your videos. Thanks for doing it. I look forward to them every week.
Absolutely brilliant! I cannot for the life of me figure out how you have the time for all this and boat repair too! No less have a life! You both are amazing! What you broduce and release is very good videos that are clear and concise but also entertaining. Amazing! Carry on!
Spectacular! You are an artist at what you do. Continued success always, to you and Aladino. Well done!
The early ones were far better than par, only getting much better. Aladino getting more interactive was noticed improvement.
Your videos have always been something that I look forward to including as a part of my week. I have been an avid high-performance dingy sailor since 1968. I have a Sidewinder and I have sailed monohulls up to a Morgan 50. I always enjoy the music, especially yours, as you well know, This was quite interesting and I appreciate the people who asked such good questions to draw you out so well. Bravo! Carry on and stay well.
What a wonderful learning video for my students!
💫RIght On Brent⚡️ More than magic in this video✨⚡️This is a how to course , with distinct and understandable brilliance. Hooray Maya, Magic✨⚡️
You both are so smart and doing an awesome job. Very professional boat work and video work. We really appreciate this. Most you tubers think they need drama to get views. Honestly drama sucks and normally not enjoyable. Keep up the good work.
Dear Maya, thank you for your inspiring thoughts about the role of artistic discipline in your creative journey. My husband and I create stage musicals and he has a lively song composed many moons ago… “ the party is the process of getting the job done”; it describes our commitment from inspiration to realization and all the beautiful moments in between. I do so enjoy all the elements of your videos-your engaging collaboration with Aladino, the nuts and bolts of sailing, the melodic interweaving of sound, image and story!❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Thank you for highlighting the importance of writing each episode!
You are class, class, class.
I subscribe to a lot of channels and yours is an absolute delight every time, no one else comes close.
So thank you.
I am not a camera nerd, but this was a REALLY interesting film!
Your current refit series is what hooked me into subscribing. There was something familiar looking in one of the video thumbnails so I started watching to investigate. I live near the marina that your new boat was trucked out of and am pretty sure I had seen it there. I look forward to seeing Magic Carpet II splash and do sea trials in the Salish Sea.
Thanks for chatting about the video making process. I appreciate the 4k video quality and the UA-cam channels which have a freshness and naturalness which many professional media organisations e.g. the BBC in the UK, simple can not match. UA-cam people are real - rather than injected into a video molded view. I really enjoy videos where the creators take delight in crafting something of great beauty.
Another appealing aspect are creators who are willing to take risks and lead a more adventurous life - it encourages the more cautious to step out of our comfort zones. We should all do somethig scarey at least once a day?
Thank you 🙂
Very nice video! Thanks for all the hard work!
You just keep producing and keep your secrets, secret!
JIM 🤗😍
Great explanation on about behind the scene interesting points that most of us wouldnt think about, love the scripts its a good tool to ensure the video editing comes out.
I know there are sometimes when there is a spark and the screen just exposes with your creative juice's! I truly enjoy the final product. You do an awesome job!
Not a lot of people could make this video as watchable as you did. Congratulations, and keep it coming. I look.forward to another episode by a talented Canadian.
Hello, thank you so much for sharing all the information. Makes us appreciate and love your videos even more. We knew it was a lot of work even more so now. You have an amazing way of telling the story even the sanding hihi. My husband really appreciates all the wood working as he is an artisan. Loved the canals series and the Netherlands as I was born in Holland. Your work is amazing, the boats, videos etc. Congratulations on such great work to both of you. Looking forward to more and more travels. Stay safe and well.( Anneke-) Ann and Emile from Quebec, Canada.
Great episode Maya, and your story telling ability just brings it all to life. Well done!
That was a good one, Maya.
Especially your video making process.
a VERY interesting episode. You two bring many perspectives to a sailing channel .. the deeper insights, to me, make this channel worthwhile. (But don't get me wrong: flying over waves will keep me glued, as well.)
For a artist inspiration comes. Some times artists have have a inspiration block. A former art instructor brought up this subject and his solution was get to work and it will come. I found this to be true. I notice that it works for you. Thanks for the effort to put this all together, well done.
Another great, informative and enjoyable video! Thanks for all of the hard work you do to provide great content for us to enjoy!
Again a very interesting and well presented video about something that is difficult to explain and make coming to life on video. Well done Maya
WOW, I never expected the amount of detail and work you put into each production. I am impressed with the film skills and production issues that you excel at. Wonderful and amazing. Your efforts are appreciated and I enjoy every single episode Bravo...
THANK YOU FOR THIS!!!!!!! When we begin our official shopping soon we will be making videos to do pretty much the same thing and of course, supporting you both and this really helps. WE LOVE YOU BOTH!! and THANK YOU so much for all the information you provide us! My friend Eric was very physically and mentally ill. To support him I helped him to make his little videos, he passed away on Jan 18th 2022 suddenly. I miss him dearly! So making videos of our lives together is extra special because although I never wanted to air our lives like that I agreed to allow it so he could do it and now he is dead before we could begin and that is why Marina and I are going to do something very similar to you both and this video will help us to do that and once again we are very thankful! You both are amazing!
You are amazing! so interesting to hear some of your back story. So much appreciated
So much work involved in filming while working on the boat. I discovered a recent fibreglass job I did I couldn't even film it and was more focused on getting the job done.
You know its my weekly routine. Friday prayer and your video.
Cool video the eagle eyed of us got to see some things not seen yet too. Much love to you both
You are an amazing person! Awesome details I never even thought about.
Great episode, a real insight. Maya you are a master story teller
This was a great insight into the magic carpet ride. Thanks. The multiple Maya's is surely magic done by a very skilled wizard of the arts of transformation...
Thank You! Thank You! for keeping some of the Magic under the Carpet for how you do and think of things.. I just really enjoy the story and subject matter!!!
Very exciting to have this bonus video ⛵️⛵️⛵️👍👏👏😊
I started watching because your voice is so soothing.
Bravo Maya! You are so super smart and talented!
As a retired television news VJ (+a sailor and a fiddler) it could be exciting to be hired by you for the fun and the adventure. I already know the A7 and the FCP :-)
The technical thing that impresses me most about your videos is the sound recording - how you have gotten decent violin recording out of an iPhone lodged in your shirt. But your scripts are the best part.
It was nice to learn about how you produce you videos.
It gave me a little more motivation to get going myself.
Thank you for that! It gives me a better appreciation of your creative process and the always great end results.
Thank u for teaching the multiple levels of putting your story on UA-cam. Learned so much! Appreciate both of your continued growth and skills. Both truly gifted 🇨🇦❤️
Wow, thanks for taking the time to bring us this Maya. You do a fantastic job👏👏
Wonderfully informative video of what’s involved in bringing your work to UA-cam. Really enjoyed gaining an insight 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
always interesting... my wife and i thoroughly enjoy your videos.. applaud your decision to guard some aspects of your personal space while still allowing us to get to know you which is key to maintaining any kind of relationship over time... and after all, i have to think that a key to being a successful you tuber is an understanding that you are, indeed, building relationships with your viewers even if it does seem one sided most of the time..
Thank-you for the content.
As a practical person I follow with great anticipation.
I love UA-cam and watch a varied content. BUT. Lots of interesting topics are spoiled by bad camera shots that are so awful that although I love the subject I have to switch off.
It is apparent that you have grasped the idiom of film making and you actually realise that to make a success of it you need to study, learn and most importantly have a flair for it.
Good luck for the future to both of you.Best wishes for the future.
Thanks for the look into the process. Found your channel 4 or 5 months ago and am still not totally caught up. Was drawn mostly to the boatwork and your music + your being more or less local
Thank you very much for the enjoyable and succinct review of your technique. It seems that to stay on course or stay on task the organizational aspect is similar... and y'all do it all very well.
Your work is outstanding. I did a unit in media production and it took 2 of us an hour to edit 1 minute of video. Using old U-track tapes back then. Your schedule would be punishing for even professional crews. In addition you are refitting two boats. I stand in awe of your determination and creativity.
Great informative video thank you . The answer to many qustions I had wondered.
On a completely different subject to your editing - just read that a Cape George 36 is taking part in the golden globe race 2022 from France . Its has just been renovated on Prince Edward Island before being sailed to Cape Town . All Kudos for your boat !
Wow! The best "how to be a youtuber" video I've ever seen. Not really the kind of videos I love to see, but it was very interesting to explore how you create your 1A videos!
Thank you, great information and break down. I love the photography and videoing myself, and really struggle editing. The way you have explained your workflow has helped me a lot with future editing and workflow to create a more engaging story.
As you walked us thru how you create the videos it was fun to identify those things in this very video. I have no interest in making videos but understanding what the process is was great content. You are a great story teller!
The green wall is a good clue!
Thanks for sharing. Useful information. Wish you all the best.
Outstanding.Thanks so much for the wonderful insight.
Bravo Bravo !
Love your videos, this one is great also . Very interesting video making details.
You two have so much talent 😀
It's the Journey not the Destination !
Thank You for sharing
Sail On
Cheers 😉
Very eloquently presented. Complimenti!
.. Cheers to both of you ..
i like listening to you talk
Great commentary! Trick to mutable images, green screen and layers. Yours look really good. Sinking audio and movement real trick.
The videos are always entertaining and I can’t wait for the next one and now I can see why with all that goes into the production.
This is professional filmmaking! I learned about establishing shots while visiting MGM, Hollywood, 45 years ago, and I know that B-roll beats A-roll by miles. And a computer-written script! (what was your courses at college?)
And, such an amazing insight into your current profession and some depths of your personality!
Thanks a lot!!
Thanks for sharing. Well done. Good on keeping the secret.
Can you please show us some of your equipment.
Love your videos and always look forward your next episode!