This series is exactly what ASMR used to be for me before ASMR was a thing… just a really quiet documentary that I would stumble across on PBS or some basic cable channel. Before documentaries tried to be cool with music and quick takes. Love this so much.
I didn't know what it was, but I would save certain documentaries because the voices and/or the sounds would give me scalp tingles, and I didn't know why. I just knew I liked it. So I would save certain ones so that I could watch them again when I needed to feel relaxed.
Also the low budget shows with hair cuts or working in something, in my country we had a channel back in the 90's called "utilisima" (very handy) and all the shows where super tingly, I used to put that channel and sleep
I never even imagined so many detailed, specific steps were necessary in order to ‘simply’ have an object on display. It’s very interesting and satisfying work I believe P.S. And how could I forget- the fact that this is an ASMR format is even more perfect!
My favorite tingles are from people who are doing their job… just the confidence and integrity in what they do is so incredible. These videos are some of my favorites ❤
This series is such an amazing introduction to the details of behind-the-scenes museum work and the V&A collection - and the sound design is exquisite!
I know the filming and mics would eventually get in their way, but I wish we could've gotten a video of the whole thing! Or at least the ironing process. Those paper crinkles were everything. 😍
Devdas is a pretty good movie for those who haven’t seen it. Amazing cinematography and great female characters. Shah Rukh Khan is always worth a watch also.
Stressful? Seems so relaxing to me. Yes it’s detailed and you have to focus well, but I don’t see the stress.. you’re by yourself or with a couple more people, it’s quiet, I imagine there aren’t very tight deadlines or extra hours. I myself would love to be a conservator
@NewChapterASMR no no I agree the process looks fun! but imma clumsy person so I'd be so stressed I'd mess up original artwork somehow! she a pro tho so I'm sure it's a walk in the park for her
Great video, I loved the paper sounds. I would love to do a course in restoration or conservation, or an apprenticeship. Do you offer such courses or apprenticeships please?
Hi! Hopeful future archeologist/historian here! Question: For those who wish to possibly go into the archival, care taking and restoration work what advice would you have? I'm currently in my first year back at university after a break and I'm studying history and archeology but the love of museum work I had over my break and the preservation work I did I fell in love with caring for these beautiful items I was privy to! Any advice your team might be willing to bestow upon me I would greatly appreciate!
If you enjoyed this, you are going to love Baumgartner Restoration www.youtube.com/@BaumgartnerRestoration Strip linings, stretching, retouching etc, you are going to be art restoration expert in no time :)
This series is exactly what ASMR used to be for me before ASMR was a thing… just a really quiet documentary that I would stumble across on PBS or some basic cable channel. Before documentaries tried to be cool with music and quick takes. Love this so much.
I didn't know what it was, but I would save certain documentaries because the voices and/or the sounds would give me scalp tingles, and I didn't know why. I just knew I liked it. So I would save certain ones so that I could watch them again when I needed to feel relaxed.
@@Terri_MacKay I remember when people started intentionally making whisper videos and having that blow my mind.
I can't agree more. Check out David Bull's channel if you don't know him already.
Also the low budget shows with hair cuts or working in something, in my country we had a channel back in the 90's called "utilisima" (very handy) and all the shows where super tingly, I used to put that channel and sleep
Yes!
The Victoria and Albert Museum is kicking serious butt in the ASMR department. Thank you for continuing to bring quality ASMR to the world!
I never even imagined so many detailed, specific steps were necessary in order to ‘simply’ have an object on display. It’s very interesting and satisfying work I believe
P.S. And how could I forget- the fact that this is an ASMR format is even more perfect!
Again, the simplest and truest asmr out there. I wish VA put out more- especially with the other lady who does the costume restoration.
i LOVE the costume restoration lady 😭😭
Devdas is one of the most emotiinal movies i have ever seen...i still remember crying a the ending...trully a great bollywood movie
My favorite tingles are from people who are doing their job… just the confidence and integrity in what they do is so incredible. These videos are some of my favorites ❤
the asmr videos from this museum are some of the only things that can help me fall asleep and relax me. keep em coming guys
This series is such an amazing introduction to the details of behind-the-scenes museum work and the V&A collection - and the sound design is exquisite!
Devdas is still such a fantastic movie. Amazing to see the gorgeous ads that went with it.
The sounds in this one are divine. Laura is an absolute ace with the soft spoken notes. I love these videos!
oh i am soooo glad you are still doing this asmr series! They are such great asmr videos. Thanks!!
Such a satisfying video to watch. The quiet in the workroom is delicious, lol!
Such gorgeous colors! Love the art! Bollywood movies are so much fun to watch,very entertaining!💕🙏
These people have absolute dream jobs to me. How do people get into art conservation as a career? Imagine the beauty they see everyday.
A degree in historic preservation and most have a masters. Also studying in a city that is historic so. It can really build your resume
i love how pleased she was with her work
My favorite series on TH-cam! Keep up the good work
It's great to see the behind the scenes on how these items are prepared for exhibition. The ASMR is the cherry on top!
The first lady’s voice is amazingly relaxing ❤❤
I love this series, please keep making them!!!
I know the filming and mics would eventually get in their way, but I wish we could've gotten a video of the whole thing! Or at least the ironing process. Those paper crinkles were everything. 😍
such paintstaking work
Best sounds in the game ✨️😌✨️
You tell 'em
@@vamuseum quite literally "industrual strength" triggers. You just cant make sounds like these at home.
oh hail you for just doing what you do - and record it. no silly tapping, scratching and all that really goofy stuff.
Ahhh… lovely voice, nice sounds, many waves of tingly ❤
I have a book on Bollywood poster art...love looking at all the beautiful works 💕
You might enjoy this too! www.vam.ac.uk/articles/the-art-of-bollywood#slideshow=5790566&slide=0
@@vamuseum thank you !
Devdas is a pretty good movie for those who haven’t seen it. Amazing cinematography and great female characters. Shah Rukh Khan is always worth a watch also.
this looks like a fun but very stressful job!!!
Stressful? Seems so relaxing to me. Yes it’s detailed and you have to focus well, but I don’t see the stress.. you’re by yourself or with a couple more people, it’s quiet, I imagine there aren’t very tight deadlines or extra hours. I myself would love to be a conservator
@NewChapterASMR no no I agree the process looks fun! but imma clumsy person so I'd be so stressed I'd mess up original artwork somehow! she a pro tho so I'm sure it's a walk in the park for her
Great video, I loved the paper sounds. I would love to do a course in restoration or conservation, or an apprenticeship. Do you offer such courses or apprenticeships please?
I loved watching the secrets of the museum good job it was on catch up because the ASMR made me nod off 😊
Love this! How was this video never suggested to me by TH-cam even though I subscribed 😔
So cool!
Please use her again! Her voice is perfect! (The woman ironing etc) ❤
What a beautiful iron! What brand is that?
Hi! Hopeful future archeologist/historian here! Question: For those who wish to possibly go into the archival, care taking and restoration work what advice would you have? I'm currently in my first year back at university after a break and I'm studying history and archeology but the love of museum work I had over my break and the preservation work I did I fell in love with caring for these beautiful items I was privy to! Any advice your team might be willing to bestow upon me I would greatly appreciate!
There’s a few different specialisms you can train in: check out the the institute of conservation (icon) for some guidance on training options
If you enjoyed this, you are going to love Baumgartner Restoration
www.youtube.com/@BaumgartnerRestoration
Strip linings, stretching, retouching etc, you are going to be art restoration expert in no time :)
I think I’m detailed driven until I see this kind of work. And then, nope, not at all.
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Is the V&A just a ladies museum now?
ASMR 𝘢𝘯𝘥 HISTORY?! A match made in heaven.