Wow! I used to ride horses on this estate in the 80's. The horses were owned by a couple of lovely ladies who lived at Belmont, a mansion just up the lane from Tyntesfield on the same estate. I would often ride past the main house and see his lordships car in the drive and I'd nosily look down into the gardens as I rode past wishing I could explore further. Happy memories!
Gorgeous video. I love and adore all things Victorian. They sure knew what they were doing decor and fashion wise. I would love to visit this enchanting place. 🎄🦌⛄ Thank you.
Agree @ the hairstyles, and a few other small historical things, but you work with what you've got on the day you shoot, lol. I think it turned out WONDERFUL!!! I loved the slowing it down, I loved the feeling of being there and *watching over their shoulders*, but also interacting with some of the characters. I thought the following around and transfer from servant to servant to advance the story was very smoothly done. I watched it 3xs and then was looking around to see where I could find more done like this! :D (Its very much what I imagine my own personal holodeck to be like, lol. ;P) Who DOESN'T wish they could peek in on history!??? 😁
Did you even look at period postcards or artifacts? Could less time have been devoted to decorating? The tree lights aren't even accurate. They would have had every archway decked, and greenery all around.
The ceiling, stand and table lamps are probably only electric too. It irks to see antique oil lamps violated, as I call it, by converting them to electricity.
Marvelous is the only word explaining this. I thing i would float instead of step on the ground if i ever have a chance to attend a period party like this :)
Charming video - but the hairstyles on at least three of the women are clearly 21st century and this really jars with the Victorian atmosphere they're trying to create! (A couple of hair pieces would have sorted that out.)
Victorian gentry had class, even their servants had class in the way they walked and acted. Sure this showed dressed up people in the Victorian ish style, yet did not have the feel at all.
I'm really into Victorian times in fact I sometimes feel I should have been born in those times but it was for most people a brutal existence, life spans were short, no social security, no NHS, and the distribution of wealth was so unequal it was obscene.
@@itsme-tc7ql TYNTESFIELD WAS CREATED OUT OF ABSOLUTE MERCILESS THEFT, VIOLENCE AND MURDER. ITS WEALTH WAS AMASSED THROUGH BRUTAL EXPLOITATION AND THE USING OF OTHERS AS IF THEY WERE NOTHING MORE THAN PACK HORSES. PERPETUALLY UNDERPAID MAIDS AND GROUNDSMEN WERE EMPLOYED TO SEE TO THE GROTESQUE COMFORTS AND PLEASURES OF A FEW. THIS IS TYNTESFIELD. THIS IS HORROR AT ITS MOST DERANGED, SKEWED AND BLOODTHIRSTY.
Nice video. As a person who loves all things Christmas, l can't help but notice that no one in the UK seems to know how to properly put lights on a tree. They always look randomly placed and not evenly distributed among the branches. They look like they are just wrapped haphazardly around the tree. It really takes away from the beauty of the decor.
It was indeed shot as one single take with a Steadicam mounted DSLR. It was director Sally Doran's idea to shoot at two times normal speed and slow the footage down to 25fps in post production to give it a more ethereal feel. It was shot in one evening after the house closed and ran I think to about 20 takes. Colin Riddle Producer.
@@colinriddle I'm sure it was no easy task to coordinate all of that. I bet the staff had great fun that evening performing in front of the camera. Long takes are pretty popular at the moment, Sam Mendes certainly likes using them. Glad you got to make this before coronavirus arrived in the UK.
The Victorians did use lots of candles yes but most of them used gas lamps for their homes. Tyntesfield was one of the first private houses in the country to have electric lights installed, long before the National Grid was created.
ok part of me loves this (this fireplace is GORGEOUS), but a big geeky part of me also cringes for 1) the lack of corsets, 2) the short hairstyles on a lot of older ladies and 3) the weird modern jackets some of them were wearing
Really? I thought the modern Christmas tree were a german lutheran invention bought by Victoria's Husband. Literally that drawing of Victoria and her family decorating a tree, is what made Xmas Trees blew up in America
Too many people walkin around in costumes doing nothing...like decorate a tree , open some gifts , show us some Victorian era food sing some songs....what are they actually doing? Beautiful building thoough!
No real Madrid ente las nda escenografía muy bonito era más puro el sentimiento pero lo triste no era para todos solo unos pocos y hasta hoy perdura esa injusticia
Sii muy linda navidad victoriana y todo.Y la servidumbre de esas familias adineradas cómo la pasaban? Yo creo que no muy bien los explotaban y humillaban existían más enfermedades mortales y la gentead pobreoria d frío y hambre
Wow! I used to ride horses on this estate in the 80's. The horses were owned by a couple of lovely ladies who lived at Belmont, a mansion just up the lane from Tyntesfield on the same estate. I would often ride past the main house and see his lordships car in the drive and I'd nosily look down into the gardens as I rode past wishing I could explore further. Happy memories!
Gorgeous video. I love and adore all things Victorian. They sure knew what they were doing decor and fashion wise. I would love to visit this enchanting place. 🎄🦌⛄ Thank you.
Wonderful video. I definitely would attend any Christmas event held there.
bless the " national trust" much love to u all. this video is truly truly " lovely"
Such dramatic music. I feel like I can do anything after listening to it lol
Gorgeous. Christmas in a Victorian house! Nice!
Agree @ the hairstyles, and a few other small historical things, but you work with what you've got on the day you shoot, lol. I think it turned out WONDERFUL!!! I loved the slowing it down, I loved the feeling of being there and *watching over their shoulders*, but also interacting with some of the characters. I thought the following around and transfer from servant to servant to advance the story was very smoothly done. I watched it 3xs and then was looking around to see where I could find more done like this! :D (Its very much what I imagine my own personal holodeck to be like, lol. ;P) Who DOESN'T wish they could peek in on history!??? 😁
Oh my goodness. This is so beautiful!
Wow, very beautiful.
What a beautiful video, thank you for making it.
Beautiful atmosphere but attention to authentic time period detail is extremely lacking 😕
Because It is in rich house in pior houses were more christian
You're not kidding.
Did you even look at period postcards or artifacts? Could less time have been devoted to decorating? The tree lights aren't even accurate. They would have had every archway decked, and greenery all around.
I absolutely agree with your statement.
The ceiling, stand and table lamps are probably only electric too. It irks to see antique oil lamps violated, as I call it, by converting them to electricity.
Marvelous is the only word explaining this.
I thing i would float instead of step on the ground if i ever have a chance to attend a period party like this :)
Charming video - but the hairstyles on at least three of the women are clearly 21st century and this really jars with the Victorian atmosphere they're trying to create! (A couple of hair pieces would have sorted that out.)
Victorian gentry had class, even their servants had class in the way they walked and acted. Sure this showed dressed up people in the Victorian ish style, yet did not have the feel at all.
Beautifully done!
Magical, I love it!
Wonderful choreography and thank God the national trust brought this truly lovely house and made it public and not some eccentric pop star
Dbajcie o swoje dobro narodowe. W mnie w Polsce wojny spowodowały, że wiele takich pięknych miejsc już nie istnieje.❤
I recognise some of the people in this video. The staff who work at Tyntesfield are very nice helpful people.
lol you're like 12
thank you for this.
this is so nice
They used candles on the tree but in the video there are fairy lights
safety reasons I guess.
*beautiful isn't it*
I'm really into Victorian times in fact I sometimes feel I should have been born in those times but it was for most people a brutal existence, life spans were short, no social security, no NHS, and the distribution of wealth was so unequal it was obscene.
Great music! Who is the composer?
thank u
Take a chill pill and enjoy tyntesfield liberated by the national trust
Loved it!
Lovely
@@fallahish Chill 😂
@@itsme-tc7ql TYNTESFIELD WAS CREATED OUT OF ABSOLUTE MERCILESS THEFT, VIOLENCE AND MURDER. ITS WEALTH WAS AMASSED THROUGH BRUTAL EXPLOITATION AND THE USING OF OTHERS AS IF THEY WERE NOTHING MORE THAN PACK HORSES. PERPETUALLY UNDERPAID MAIDS AND GROUNDSMEN WERE EMPLOYED TO SEE TO THE GROTESQUE COMFORTS AND PLEASURES OF A FEW. THIS IS TYNTESFIELD. THIS IS HORROR AT ITS MOST DERANGED, SKEWED AND BLOODTHIRSTY.
Marvelous times
Nice video. As a person who loves all things Christmas, l can't help but notice that no one in the UK seems to know how to properly put lights on a tree. They always look randomly placed and not evenly distributed among the branches. They look like they are just wrapped haphazardly around the tree. It really takes away from the beauty of the decor.
*this is soooo nice*
I like how the lights are put on the tree like draped garland
The National trust needs to employ a professional costume designer
Great single take video, I didn't spot a single cut. Was this filmed with a steadicam?
It was indeed shot as one single take with a Steadicam mounted DSLR. It was director Sally Doran's idea to shoot at two times normal speed and slow the footage down to 25fps in post production to give it a more ethereal feel. It was shot in one evening after the house closed and ran I think to about 20 takes. Colin Riddle Producer.
@@colinriddle I'm sure it was no easy task to coordinate all of that. I bet the staff had great fun that evening performing in front of the camera. Long takes are pretty popular at the moment, Sam Mendes certainly likes using them. Glad you got to make this before coronavirus arrived in the UK.
English house very lovely
Take a chill pill and enjoy tyntesfield liberated by the national trust
DRAT !--I missed it, and I only live three miles away.
Well it's back again!!
It's on again this year from end of November.
È una atmosfera incantevole
How do the maids keep the caps on?
deb walls they probably have small pins, to pin it their hair
Pleasant for some, but not for those hard working servants who would rather be with their own families.
I thought Victorians didn't have lights? Only candles?
P.S. I'm using this for a school project.
They started having lights in the 1890s but they started to become popular in all the classes in the Edwardian Era
The Victorians did use lots of candles yes but most of them used gas lamps for their homes. Tyntesfield was one of the first private houses in the country to have electric lights installed, long before the National Grid was created.
Is this a hotel?
No it's a sort of museum owned by the national trust who persevered old houses and some natural landscapes.
Beautiful, i was pleasantly surprised that the realism wasn't ruined by adding unnecessary "diversity".
Nice
ok part of me loves this (this fireplace is GORGEOUS), but a big geeky part of me also cringes for 1) the lack of corsets, 2) the short hairstyles on a lot of older ladies and 3) the weird modern jackets some of them were wearing
The Christmas tree decorations are not victorian
Really? I thought the modern Christmas tree were a german lutheran invention bought by Victoria's Husband.
Literally that drawing of Victoria and her family decorating a tree, is what made Xmas Trees blew up in America
Too many people walkin around in costumes doing nothing...like decorate a tree , open some gifts , show us some Victorian era food sing some songs....what are they actually doing? Beautiful building thoough!
magic nice so cute
A very Victorian Christmas at Tyntesfield
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Must have been like living in a deep freezer.
No real Madrid ente las nda escenografía muy bonito era más puro el sentimiento pero lo triste no era para todos solo unos pocos y hasta hoy perdura esa injusticia
Sii muy linda navidad victoriana y todo.Y la servidumbre de esas familias adineradas cómo la pasaban? Yo creo que no muy bien los explotaban y humillaban existían más enfermedades mortales y la gentead pobreoria d frío y hambre
I loved this
I'm don't have app todo tiiempo put dicen pon app no tango app y si tango yo no lo se asi es que dejen de freak con pon tu app ching
No
this is so nice
magic nice so cute
A very Victorian Christmas at Tyntesfield
39.364 visualizaciones•30 nov. 2015