Predator Commentary. Gilbert Sutherland
Added 2023-04-23 05:38:22 +0000 UTCHey hey, hope you all are having a great weekend.
Here's that Gilbert Sutherland commentary i've been working on.
Quick note, Patreon is about 14 videos ahead of what has been released publicly, so i might start releasing the Patreon videos to the wolves at a faster pace, going to try get back into the algorithms favour. Just so you know, I'll never release them at a faster pace than what I release over here, so as it stands, Patreon members will always be around 14 videos ahead of the public. Let me know if you have any issues/concerns or problems with this. I'd hate to be making a bad move that might upset anyone who supports me.
Hope you enjoy this video, I had moments in this one where I really lost focus, and I tried to recreate that feeling in the script haha. Fingers crossed it's not too unfocussed.
Also there's a possum living above my recording space now, so you might hear it making noises at times.
I need to figure out a way around that one, seeing as I can only record at night. haha co-existing hey, doesn't that possum know I've got predators and crime to talk about?!
Speaking of crime. I'm going to dive into 2 smaller crime videos now. I've had something come up so i'll be away from the computer till about Wednesday this week, and when I'm back in the editing seat, I'll keep you posted on what's going on there.
There'll be some streams for sure and these two videos will have a different spin than the usual trial videos, so that could be fun ... or a disaster. Time will tell.
Don't forget, we have a lovely community over on Discord, if you'd like to join it send me a message or follow this link,
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Take care of yourselves, thanks for being here, thanks for being you, and I'll catch you very soon.
Dave
Comments
0:02 spoiler warning, come on Dave
Beau Little
2023-05-11 19:21:42 +0000 UTCThank you for giving me a reason to deeply reflect on what I might really do if I was surrounded by fast flying asteroids. Would I truly hold myself together and navigate competently? Would I shout and cry, like I did earlier today when I saw a spider above my bed? Would I freeze, awestruck by encountering such a nearly impossible statistical anomaly? I suppose any arrangement of atoms and space that I see is equally unlikely, and I ought to be just as amazed by every moment of every sunset, with every cloud shape that will exist for less than a millisecond, and so nearly didn't exist at all, except it did because the time and space needs to be filled up with something, and even when each possibility is infinitely unlikely, these things that my human mind would think are impossible do come to be, and there are clouds outside and sunsets casting light on them and almost certainly not but also almost certainly: at some time and some space there is a very professional and competent space traveler trying to navigate through one of the universe's most anomalous asteroid belts as spider creeps down from the ceiling of the ship, and I will never know if she makes it through or not because space is really, really big.
Elke
2023-04-26 16:48:18 +0000 UTC
