For those on mobile Timestamps 2:27 - Bedford Street & Downing Street 5:00 - Bedford Street & 7th Avenue South 8:32 - Bedford Street & Grove Street (Friends Apartment) 10:45 - Christopher Street & Bedford Street 13:05 - Christopher Street & Bleecker Street 15:19 - Christopher Street & 7th Avenue South 19:16 - Stonewall National Monument 20:37 - Christopher Street & Grove Street 21:45 - Waverly Place & Waverly Place (Yes, the same street intersects itself) 22:40 - Gay Street & Waverly Place 23:48 - Christopher Street & Gay Street 24:55 - Greenwich Avenue & Christopher Street 26:22 - 6th Avenue & Waverly Place 27:42 - 6th Avenue & Washington Place 29:40 - 6th Avenue & West 4th Street 29:52 - Someone doesn't like to be on camera 32:00 - Carmine Street & 6th Avenue 33:34 - Bleecker Street & Leroy Street 34:50 - Bleecker Street & Morton Street 36:15 - Bleecker Street & 7th Avenue South 37:40 - Bleecker Street & Grove Street 40:15 - Bleecker Street & West 10th Street 41:23 - Bleecker Street & Charles Street 43:37 - Bleecker Street & West 11th Street
Brings back so many memories working in the West Village - when the Halloween Parade was on Fifth Avenue not Sixth and a much more local thing before everyone from all over turned it into a madhouse. The notorious Hudson Street bookstore, Ty's bar, The Dugout which was the last bar before you reached the Christopher Street Piers....and how could I forget the film I saw near the corner of Christopher and West Streets where this guy was able to squat and invert his entire asshole to where it resembled a blossoming flower!! To this day I have never seen that duplicated in any other male movie. This was around 1980.
Liked this one a lot! Very diverse in people,shops,etc.Looks like a nice place to live.Wasn't thrilled with the 2 guys flipping the finger,but hey.Maybe their moms let them out of the basements for a few hours.Thanks again and take care,ActionKid!
Brilliant video!!! I love it so much. My dream to live and work there. I'm from the EU. Btw. You were close several times to the famous showtune singalong piano bar Marie's Crisis (59 Grove St). Maybe there is a glimpse of Marie's Crisis' red sign, I'm not sure 38:09
I hope you don't mind, I am not a professional artist or post what I draw but I find it such great practice to sketch from your wonderful videos. And I'm finding out so much about NYC too, just wish I could overcome my fear of flying . ^_^
A lot of people have a fear of flying . I hear that Whoopi Goldberg used to have a fear of flying and when she had to be somewhere she would take a train but it often made her look like she wasn't serious about being a professional . She spoke to somebody and they told her what the statistics are of how many people died in plane crashes compared to how many died in car crashes and that bit of logic worked for her and she now takes planes . I don't like flying in planes either and I haven't been on one in over14 years . I would say maybe if you could get somebody that you noted the on the plane with you maybe you wouldn't be as scared .
You might want to draw a place that is in some videos here called something like Villa Charlotte Bronte or Charlotte Bronte Villas in the Bronx ... they are actually in the Riverdale section of the Bronx . Some of the videos have very good footage of them and you could make great artwork out of them because they are very idyllic at certain angles .
You might also want to look at some videos of some of the prettiest places in Central Park and the views be on Central Park and I know you would get some marvelous sketches and artwork from that .
did you go past or near the Magnolia Bakery? the used to be my cousins bakery in the day, she and a friend created it and opened it from 1996 till i think 2006 when they sold it. But was wondering if you gp past or near it in this video? the original one from sex and the city and devil wears prod is in the west village around bleaker or cvhristopher st?
And by the way, the stabilized camera is great, but the older videos where you had a simple setup were even better because your videos had character. It felt like we were actually walking through the streets with you, not gliding through them. Maybe split them half and half. Thank you.
Thanks! I think my gimbal's balance was off a little bit when I recorded this, it was shaky and the video you see here is after I applied video stabilization in post production.
Shaky is good. Gives the videos character, and make his unique. There are so many perfect walkthroughs on YT, it is refreshing to see unassuming and rough around the edges videos.
For those on mobile
Timestamps
2:27 - Bedford Street & Downing Street
5:00 - Bedford Street & 7th Avenue South
8:32 - Bedford Street & Grove Street (Friends Apartment)
10:45 - Christopher Street & Bedford Street
13:05 - Christopher Street & Bleecker Street
15:19 - Christopher Street & 7th Avenue South
19:16 - Stonewall National Monument
20:37 - Christopher Street & Grove Street
21:45 - Waverly Place & Waverly Place (Yes, the same street intersects itself)
22:40 - Gay Street & Waverly Place
23:48 - Christopher Street & Gay Street
24:55 - Greenwich Avenue & Christopher Street
26:22 - 6th Avenue & Waverly Place
27:42 - 6th Avenue & Washington Place
29:40 - 6th Avenue & West 4th Street
29:52 - Someone doesn't like to be on camera
32:00 - Carmine Street & 6th Avenue
33:34 - Bleecker Street & Leroy Street
34:50 - Bleecker Street & Morton Street
36:15 - Bleecker Street & 7th Avenue South
37:40 - Bleecker Street & Grove Street
40:15 - Bleecker Street & West 10th Street
41:23 - Bleecker Street & Charles Street
43:37 - Bleecker Street & West 11th Street
I can't believe you walked by John's of Bleecker St and you didn't put in frame buddy! best slice in Manhattan!
It`s amaizing district. I love West Village. Thanks for this video tour.
Nice ! been looking for a West Village tour
And now there finally is a West Village tour!
@@ActionKid I'm hoping to try to get a little bit of a chance to see Bradley Cooper walking around the West Village, he's been there with his daughter
That's the way a city should look. It looks nice and quiet there too.
AK - Another good one. Even though you didn't narrate this video, I think this somewhat quiet area spoke for itself.
Brings back so many memories working in the West Village - when the Halloween Parade was on Fifth Avenue not Sixth and a much more local thing before everyone from all over turned it into a madhouse. The notorious Hudson Street bookstore, Ty's bar, The Dugout which was the last bar before you reached the Christopher Street Piers....and how could I forget the film I saw near the corner of Christopher and West Streets where this guy was able to squat and invert his entire asshole to where it resembled a blossoming flower!! To this day I have never seen that duplicated in any other male movie. This was around 1980.
Liked this one a lot! Very diverse in people,shops,etc.Looks like a nice place to live.Wasn't thrilled with the 2 guys flipping the finger,but hey.Maybe their moms let them out of the basements for a few hours.Thanks again and take care,ActionKid!
Thank you!
Great job! Thank you so much! I love all your videos!
You're welcome! Feel free to watch my other videos and future ones as well!
Brilliant video!!! I love it so much. My dream to live and work there. I'm from the EU. Btw. You were close several times to the famous showtune singalong piano bar Marie's Crisis (59 Grove St). Maybe there is a glimpse of Marie's Crisis' red sign, I'm not sure 38:09
West Village is a charming place!
I agree!
Sure! I love the streets in West Village, including those trendy stores, lovely restaurants, and vintage shops!
I hope you don't mind, I am not a professional artist or post what I draw but I find it such great practice to sketch from your wonderful videos. And I'm finding out so much about NYC too, just wish I could overcome my fear of flying . ^_^
A lot of people have a fear of flying .
I hear that Whoopi Goldberg used to have a fear of flying and when she had to be somewhere she would take a train but it often made her look like she wasn't serious about being a professional .
She spoke to somebody and they told her what the statistics are of how many people died in plane crashes compared to how many died in car crashes and that bit of logic worked for her and she now takes planes .
I don't like flying in planes either and I haven't been on one in over14 years .
I would say maybe if you could get somebody that you noted the on the plane with you maybe you wouldn't be as scared .
You might want to draw a place that is in some videos here called something like Villa Charlotte Bronte or Charlotte Bronte Villas in the Bronx ... they are actually in the Riverdale section of the Bronx .
Some of the videos have very good footage of them and you could make great artwork out of them because they are very idyllic at certain angles .
You might also want to look at some videos of some of the prettiest places in Central Park and the views be on Central Park and I know you would get some marvelous sketches and artwork from that .
Is that Paul Banks (Interpol) at 19:38? Great video by the way!
It could be! I’m not familiar with him though.
I saw it too!
13:28 what a CUTIE!
did you go past or near the Magnolia Bakery? the used to be my cousins bakery in the day, she and a friend created it and opened it from 1996 till i think 2006 when they sold it. But was wondering if you gp past or near it in this video? the original one from sex and the city and devil wears prod is in the west village around bleaker or cvhristopher st?
quick question, are filming permits needed and how much do they cost if you don't mind me asking??
www1.nyc.gov/site/mome/permits/when-permit-required.page
@@ActionKid thank u ;)
Could you take a walk at 9th Ave 15th St.....Ty
I surprise there was no Narrative in the West Virginia.. Nothing mentioned on The Stonewall Bar.
And by the way, the stabilized camera is great, but the older videos where you had a simple setup were even better because your videos had character. It felt like we were actually walking through the streets with you, not gliding through them. Maybe split them half and half. Thank you.
Thanks! My older videos were stabilized as well. I prefer to use this setup as I can capture clearer audio with the microphone.
I will be thinking of the Stonewall Inn as I walk in my 11th Trans March during PRIDE in Toronto tonight
Nice
noticed two people giving a finger so far so cute is it a new trend or something? :)
there is one @29:54
another one @ 13:26
People just want to express themselves on camera 😊
I wonder if the traffic gets bad in this area
It occasionally does!
Could you take a walk on mcdougal street ?
I can try sometime.
Why are so many restaurants and bars allowed to have those large vestibules which jut out onto an already narrow sidewalk?
That’s a question for the city to answer 😉 I don’t like it when it makes the sidewalk even more narrow than it’s supposed to be.
What happened to your bicycle ?
Nothing. I still have my bicycles.
Lilac chocolates corner bistro turn right 4th st best little street in ny
A bit shaky today... but great tour 👍🏻
Thanks! I think my gimbal's balance was off a little bit when I recorded this, it was shaky and the video you see here is after I applied video stabilization in post production.
Shaky is good. Gives the videos character, and make his unique. There are so many perfect walkthroughs on YT, it is refreshing to see unassuming and rough around the edges videos.
Every time I hear the term “west village” I think of the hbo tv show the night of
hudson & washington streets are the best part of the village
29:50
Does anybody else get weird audio feedback occasionally on these videos?
Xero Yes, my microphone picks up unwanted audio interference. I can’t completely remove it since the plug is at a right angle.
Ah. Thats fine then Just was wondering if my computer was acting up again lol
@@ActionKid that noise reminds me of silent hill pc game there was similar noise before monster spawns :)
impressive video but annoying noise
Yes, stupid microphone interference 🙁
@@ActionKid I got it
@@ActionKid where are we at on here?
Sheridan square park is where I met my very 1rst boyfriend
This must be hundred years old. It's NEVER empty. This looks like a generic tour of buildings and cars! Boring!!