Eurovision Song Contest 1964 NEW RECONSTRUCTION W/ DANISH COMMENTARY & REHEARSAL FOOTAGE 🇩🇰

Welcome to the newer and improved reconstruction of the 1964 Eurovision Song Contest. The purpose of this video is to replicate the ideal look of the televised contest while using whatever footage is available, wether it’s from the actual contest, or the participants singing their songs outside of the contest, or simply footage of the participants if no such video of them is known to surface.
Special thanks to ‪@awugaESC‬ for making the credits. Thanks for watching and being patient, and please enjoy.
NEW CHANGES:
This version is redesigned from the original to better replicate previous contests to make it seem more legit. This video also uses partial commentary audio from Danmarks Radio (DR) channels P1 and P3 from an unknown commentator. However it stops during the beginning of Spain’s entry.
ISSUES REGARDING THE ENDING:
The program lasted for 1:40:30 minutes according to a catalog page from INA, a French broadcaster. This means that about 5 minutes of audio are still missing with little to no context of what those 5 minutes comprised of.
TH-cam SOURCES: • Grand Prix Eurovision ...
OTHER ONLINE SOURCES:
DR Audio: www.dr.dk/bona... (with partial Danish commentary)
Opening, Lotte Wæver, Gigliola Cinquetti 🇮🇹, Orchestra, & Winner Declaration: www.dr.dk/even... (newsreel footage)
Arne Bendiksen 🇳🇴: tv.nrk.no/seri... (11:41; music video fragments of “Spiral”), and tv.nrk.no/seri... (in 1965)
Bjørn Tidmand: 🇩🇰: www.dr.dk/bona... (1:21; in 1969)
Nora Nova 🇩🇪: m.facebook.com... (singing "Du Bist So Lieb Wenn Du Lachelst Cherie" in 1961)
Fernando Paggi 🇨🇭 & Henri Segers 🇧🇪: www.vrt.be/vrt... (ESC 1964 rehearsal clip)
No footage of Karsten Andersen (Norwegian 🇳🇴 conductor) was known to exist before the making of this project, which I corrected here. • ESC 1964 Reconstructio...
Start date: November 3, 2022
Finish date: December 11, 2022
Saved on device at: December 11, 2022
Time to make: 1 month, 8 days
Made by using:
- iOS Screen Recording (footage and audio)
- iMovie (compiling and editing footage)
- FlipaClip (intro, song titles with green screen, map, and scoreboard)
- Word (any text)