Fred, thanks for watching and for your comments, much appreciated! As far as narrating my videos go, I'm kind of on the fence with that. I know some people may want to know what they're looking at, such as make, model, and year. I could always make sure that I get the info card in the shot instead of talking through the whole video.
How many hot rods and custom cars are there usually at the Detroit AutoRama show each year? Because I heard there were about 800 cars participating on 2 floors. Main floor and basement, right?
Hey, great show and video!!! Keep at it. You will grow and learn to make your videos a lot better by taking feedback including James Oconnell. Cheers!!! We will be at Salt Lake City Autorama filming there this weekend!
Jimmy, thanks for checking out my first big video with hundreds more to come. I probably missed a handful of cars, it wasn't easy keeping track of where I had been at this huge event. Sometimes, a car would have people in the way of the shot, so I would move on and then come back to it, unless I got sidetracked and forgot.
Why don't you narrate what we are looking at, maybe give the viewer some inside info on the cars. Most cars at shows have boards with all sorts of info so you don't have to be the subject expert, just a guy walking & talking with us at the show. Maybe pose some questions to the owners if they are near, which something I like to do at car shows then leave him/her with positive comment.
Thanks for watching and for the advice, much appreciated! Yes, I should have shown the display boards that were present, that would have been helpful. I also like talking with some of the owners about their vehicles when at Car Shows and like it when they talk to me about my vehicle when I take it to shows. But due to the size of this show, I thought it would double or triple the length of this already long video if I started talking to many of the owners of these vehicles.
And about narrating my videos, yes, I want to narrate my videos, but I have been having some problems with my voice lately that I am dealing with. As soon as I can speak again without my voice getting hoarse, I will start narrating my videos. Thanks again for the advice!
Enjoyed ❤
Great show and video ❤
Thanks for watching Tommy, I appreciate the comment!!
Great vid thank you
Thank you very much and thanks for watching!!! Watch for my new video, it should be out sometime tomorrow.
Enjoyed!!!!!
Thank you for the feedback! And thanks for watching!!
Man, you did a GREAT job with this video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I appreciate the comment! I'm anxious to get out to the upcoming car shows that will be happening soon. Thanks for watching.
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Great job filming.
No stupid music or narration, very nice. Don't be like all the others.
Keep up the great work 😎
Fred, thanks for watching and for your comments, much appreciated! As far as narrating my videos go, I'm kind of on the fence with that. I know some people may want to know what they're looking at, such as make, model, and year. I could always make sure that I get the info card in the shot instead of talking through the whole video.
The Black Hudson Coupe was one cool car!
I agree Michael!!!
I really liked the white, '62 Chevy.
How many hot rods and custom cars are there usually at the Detroit AutoRama show each year? Because I heard there were about 800 cars participating on 2 floors. Main floor and basement, right?
Tommy, I have no idea how many vehicles that enter the Detroit Autorama, but your figures sound about right. It is a great show to see and cover!
Hey, great show and video!!! Keep at it. You will grow and learn to make your videos a lot better by taking feedback including James Oconnell. Cheers!!! We will be at Salt Lake City Autorama filming there this weekend!
Thanks for your feedback, much appreciated!
Whats not to love?
Eric, thanks for watching and for comment, much appreciated!
😃You should show the plackard of the year and what it is 😃
Kevin, thank you for watching. Good advice, thank you!
Hi this is Jimmy O'Connell
Hi Jimmy, just going through my comments. Do I know you?
Hi this is Jimmy O'Connell you videoed the teal mustang in the spark plugs display across from 71 Cutlass you missed us poor job on your
Jimmy, thanks for checking out my first big video with hundreds more to come. I probably missed a handful of cars, it wasn't easy keeping track of where I had been at this huge event. Sometimes, a car would have people in the way of the shot, so I would move on and then come back to it, unless I got sidetracked and forgot.
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Why don't you narrate what we are looking at, maybe give the viewer some inside info on the cars. Most cars at shows have boards with all sorts of info so you don't have to be the subject expert, just a guy walking & talking with us at the show. Maybe pose some questions to the owners if they are near, which something I like to do at car shows then leave him/her with positive comment.
Thanks for watching and for the advice, much appreciated! Yes, I should have shown the display boards that were present, that would have been helpful. I also like talking with some of the owners about their vehicles when at Car Shows and like it when they talk to me about my vehicle when I take it to shows. But due to the size of this show, I thought it would double or triple the length of this already long video if I started talking to many of the owners of these vehicles.
And about narrating my videos, yes, I want to narrate my videos, but I have been having some problems with my voice lately that I am dealing with. As soon as I can speak again without my voice getting hoarse, I will start narrating my videos. Thanks again for the advice!