"I never let anybody tell me, No" Congratulations George and Crew. Well deserved. Amazing story and career, and more to come. I really admire your talent and drive. That how you solve problems. Carpe Diem.
Well this was awesome, Highly surprised golden content such as this is coming from a newcomer in the youtube space. Pleasantly surprised at that. Well done!
Fantastic documentary. The type of positive hard working attitude that George has absolutely gets results in life. Thank you for posting! This channel will grow substantially, just be patient and keep finding great people to highlight. :)
George is really inspiring. I kept on thinking of Mike Rowe from dirty jobs who advocates for vocational training and alternative education for talented people like this. Thanks for the encouragement, I have a load of great people lined up 😀
@@PeteMeets I've experienced that first hand when helping a friend of mine whose family effectively gave up on, by guiding him in a way that was compatible with his personality, towards a fantastic job that he holds today - making more than the family members who tried to pigeonhole him into their way of doing things. Unfortunately, it's not realistic to expect this type of rigid "family approach" to ever change. All you can do, is ensure that unique people like that get access to resources that can allow them to function within their element, which allows their talents to stand out. Vocational training and alternative education are indeed two such approaches. :) -Nick
man, keep this channel up, and especially with this behind the scene stuff. i don't see enough of this around and your format can keep me hooked for a pretty long while. i'm glad you got recommended, and i'll definitely be here for the ride!
It was a blast hanging out with George and his team on set. (I could do a whole other video on Geroge's Hollywood stories. ) They have total awareness of what the arm and camera head are doing at all times. There are no limits on the controls so if you don't know what you are doing you could drive a $500K camera package into the pavement at high speed. What did you learn in ther video?
"spins at about 5000 rpm...the speed is like a very specific speed, its one of our secrets." I guess he isn't aware you can calculate the exact speed at every radius on the glass using that rpm lol.
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"I never let anybody tell me, No" Congratulations George and Crew. Well deserved. Amazing story and career, and more to come. I really admire your talent and drive. That how you solve problems. Carpe Diem.
That spinning lens cover is AWESOME! So is this video- great job!
Well this was awesome, Highly surprised golden content such as this is coming from a newcomer in the youtube space. Pleasantly surprised at that. Well done!
Thanks for the positive feedback! Comments like this keep me motivated 😀
nice doc
Fantastic documentary. The type of positive hard working attitude that George has absolutely gets results in life. Thank you for posting! This channel will grow substantially, just be patient and keep finding great people to highlight. :)
George is really inspiring. I kept on thinking of Mike Rowe from dirty jobs who advocates for vocational training and alternative education for talented people like this.
Thanks for the encouragement, I have a load of great people lined up 😀
@@PeteMeets I've experienced that first hand when helping a friend of mine whose family effectively gave up on, by guiding him in a way that was compatible with his personality, towards a fantastic job that he holds today - making more than the family members who tried to pigeonhole him into their way of doing things. Unfortunately, it's not realistic to expect this type of rigid "family approach" to ever change. All you can do, is ensure that unique people like that get access to resources that can allow them to function within their element, which allows their talents to stand out. Vocational training and alternative education are indeed two such approaches. :) -Nick
man, keep this channel up, and especially with this behind the scene stuff. i don't see enough of this around and your format can keep me hooked for a pretty long while. i'm glad you got recommended, and i'll definitely be here for the ride!
It was a blast hanging out with George and his team on set. (I could do a whole other video on Geroge's Hollywood stories. ) They have total awareness of what the arm and camera head are doing at all times. There are no limits on the controls so if you don't know what you are doing you could drive a $500K camera package into the pavement at high speed. What did you learn in ther video?
You need to meet Ky Michaelson from Bloomington, MN. Visit his shop and Museum. You will be impressed.
I'd like to see these guys do a sequel re-shoot of the Mustang/Charger chase on the streets and hills of San Francisco. Bullet II. WOW!
In addition, George is a really good guy.
"spins at about 5000 rpm...the speed is like a very specific speed, its one of our secrets." I guess he isn't aware you can calculate the exact speed at every radius on the glass using that rpm lol.