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Adam Zahr
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 22 ม.ค. 2011
Ahmad Hamadeh is Redefining The Gym Experience at Gunny’s Garage (Short Documentary)
Ahmad Hamadeh is the owner and trainer at Gunny’s Garage in Michigan. He has created a gym experience unlike any other. The secret ingredient? His intense passion for his work. Every single day Ahmad brings the same enthusiasm and energy as the last. That, combined with his rigorous training programs and his personal approach to his clients have helped him build a close-nit community of Gunny’s fanatics that swear by his gym.
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The Last Video Store (Short Documentary)
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The Last Video Store. I filmed a short documentary about the last video rental store in Michigan - Video Exclusive. A sincere thanks to everyone who participated in the making of this video - Tina, CJ, Jake, Michael, Victor, Alec, Leon, Steve, Ali, Nadir, and Salam. Follow me: adam.zahr adamzahr
Shooting Beirut with the Fujifilm X100V
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As a first time street photographer the Fuji X100V was exactly what I’d hoped it would be. A fixed lens lightweight camera that delivers great photos and is easy to keep with you at all times. Follow me: adam.zahr www.threads.net/@adam.zahr adamzahr
The Screenplay (Short Film)
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A film about the increasingly blurry line between AI and human creativity. Follow me on IG: adam.zahr
Apple Newton: The Revolution That Wasn’t
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The Newton failed but we eventually arrived at the future that it promised. Big thanks to @stevenchristianupton for providing his Newton for this video. A like and a subscribe goes a long way and is immensely appreciated! Check out my Instagram: @adam.zahr & TikTok: @adamzahr
Why the Game Boy Won
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Behind the success of the Game Boy was a philosophy that prioritized experience over specs. My Sony Walkman Video: th-cam.com/video/F8ZyYpMvA-0/w-d-xo.html Follow me: adam.zahr adamzahr
How the Walkman Changed Music (And Gadgets)
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How the Walkman Changed Music (And Gadgets)
The IBM Selectric Typewriter is a Mechanical Masterpiece
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The IBM Selectric Typewriter is a Mechanical Masterpiece
A Short Documentary - Nadir Ali's 300ZX
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A Short Documentary - Nadir Ali's 300ZX
I don’t think it really works, or maybe my AirPods are faulty
where'd you get the document of the schematic of the typewriter?
It’s been a while so I don’t remember exactly where I found it but it was on the internet somewhere lol
Loved the IBM Selectric. Best machine I’ve ever typed on.
Learned how to type on a IBM electric typewriter back in high school typing class
Excellent video, Adam.
Thank you 😊
The Gameboy only won out bc of third party support. Had the game gear had more third party support like Nintendo did it would've blown it out of the water. Imagine playing super Mario land 2 on Game Gear, or the Metroid games or numerous RPGs on gameboy
My favorite! I love how it sounds!
I clicked becuase of walkman and yes… Mariah Carey. But there’s more. So fun and educational content. I hope you can do Polaroid too!
humans are devolving...
lol my goodness how you apparently didn’t do any research. These things could beam, fax; there was a tiny amount of 3rd party software too
Great video, I love stories like this!!
Thank you! I hope I can keep creating more of these 🙂
Both were good in their own rights
wow bro
So glad I grew up in the time of video stores. There was nothing like hunting down movies with some friends and spending hours watching them together. No cell phones, our parents almost didn't care where we were, total freedom. The 80s and 90s were frickin rad! Kids today have no idea, almost feel sorry for'em. Last time I was in a video store was a Blockbuster 2010...its been gone for years now.
lol
Awesome video, awesome story, beautifully captured!
Thank you so much! 🙂
Amazing work Adam. Thank you for telling our story🙌🏽
It was my pleasure. Thanks for putting your trust in me 🫡
Incredible work, my friend. 👏🏻
Thanks a lot Steve!
Ahmad & Adam are the best at what they do.
Awesome work as always, Adam!
Thanks Khalil! Much appreciated 🙂
Proud to have been a IBM Selectric CE in the seventies
The best typewriter ever made - the best keyboard also. Better than the pancake keyboards of today.
Agree!
I have one single complain about the Gameboy, it’s the screen not lighting up, which means i couldn’t play Gameboy Games in the dark and disappoints me. Even the Pocket, Color and Advance didn’t have a light up screen too, but the Advance SP did.
I did know that the people used accessories like Magnifier Lights or Worm Lights before the SP.
I want to visit this store now lol!
I have a Selectric I and use it pretty regularly. I;m a total nerd so I service it myself but yeah, it's really complex. By leaps and bounds my favorite machine.
Everything said in this short!!
Watch the documentary on my TH-cam channel. 🙂
Is it still around? An end of an era!
It’s definitely still around!
LOVED Video Stores!
Love this! As an Indie Filmmaker, I deeply value Video Stores! Very good points made in this documentary as well!
Thanks so much!
We had these in high school. Even with the magic ball, we were stuck with querty. Now there are no mechanical heads, and we still use querty. Hey, did you ever see a Teletype Model 37? That was some serious mechanical magic.
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I also have an IBM selectric II but it needs repairs.
The IBM is iconic and my favorite typewriter. When I was in college this machine was everywhere.
This was awesome! So much nostalgia. Makes me wanna go visit that store and relive the good ole days
Thanks a lot for the kind words. Glad you enjoyed it!
Damn. Glad the TH-cam gods blessed me with this video.
Thanks you for the kind words!
Absolute perfection in every sense of the word.
Thank you so much!😊
Awesome video!
Thank you so much!
Incredible work! Such a cool documentary.
Thank you so much!
Wonderful mini doc! As a movie buff, I miss the video store experience and the chats with other film buffs! The music is perfect!
Thank you so much. The video store was definitely a vibe and I have fond memories of blockbuster nights.
This is so well done and super interesting! Great job Adam!
Thanks so much Dan! I appreciate your support!
I really enjoyed the score 😊. I also love that you’re cutting so quickly between people - makes a pretty compelling point.
Thanks so much! 😊 I am glad you enjoyed it!
Bravo, my friend. Incredible work of art. Loved the crescendo you created with the music and endless scroll! The ending was perfect. 👏🏻
Thanks for the kind words my friend.
I know someone who claims to have met the inventor, here in Boulder, Colorado, where we have a HUGE IBM research plant just out of town. Anyway, I'd like to know just exactly who thought- what if we put all the characters on a ball...
Even the famous/Infamous Bob Dylan used one to bang out lyrics!
My grandad was an engineer on the team that designed the carriage system for the ball at IBM.
The predecessor to the IBM Selectric II was the IBM Typewriter Wheelwriter III which came out in 1986 and the wheelwriter was a game changer as well. It was awesome. I started with those old school 1940's mechanical typewriters (made your fingers sore as heck as a child) then the Select II and finally the the wheelwriter III. Those 7 years of typing classes really paid off to this day. I see college kids today on a PC keyboards and they are not as proficient, nor fast, nor as accurate typers as we are who got a proper typing skills development. Typing classes went away like cursive writing. It's not taught anymore, but if you have those skills it's a HUGE plus on a resume.
I had one of these. Cant believe I let it go. It had the balls. Incredible machine so smooth to use.
Yeah. IBM used to do engineering wonders. Their butterfly keyboard for Thinkpad still blows my mind away.