This is the kind of high quality content you'r glad you stumbled upon. A piece of history that few of us knew anything about at all. Now we do. Thanks!
I am apart of a crew that does urban exploring( abandoned buildings) and I just wanted to say you make great content and have a really awesome location here. I also enjoy your other channel as well and I am working to design better stories. All that to say keep doing what your doing! Best of luck to you in the future
Yeah for sure man we are based out of Ohio and are currently looking for some big explores in Kentucky or Pennsylvania. We will be sure to let ya know if we find anything with a rich history
This is incredible. Love the story. Love the visuals. OMG! Please don’t stop. We will support financially and any other we we can. This is what vlogging is to me. One one… Inspiring!
Excellent work Jeven - and also for the BTS on what went into creating this video. You put a lot of real hard work into creating and telling this story! So well done !
The documentary info made this video a great experience to watch. It’s wild to think of being sent there waiting for oncoming enemies in such an amazing place.
I spent a little time in that area! Love it. I also love that you teamed up with Jake Sloan! Very cool! Your videos are much better than many of the professionals! Thanks for sharing.
Jeven I really enjoy your videos on both your channels. You have an exceptional talent for storytelling and videography. I have learned a lot from you. I follow Jakes channel as well and I travel to Alaska every year in March. Love the beauty and history of the State it is magical. We go to see the Iditarod and chase the Aurora. This past March we went to Nome for the finish of the Iditarod and there is a relic of the ‘cold war’ just outside Nome. A large radar installation and I had planned on taking my drone and filming it but this year they had the road blocked due to snow. I did not have access to a snow machine so my plans fell apart. Maybe next year. Keep up the amazing work!
This is the first time to know your other channel because you post a picture India. Thank you Javen!! Another impressive informations that I learned. Subscribed done. Looking forward to a new story part of India.
Thank You for checking out the 2nd channel! I should have my India doc finished up soon. We edited the whole journey back and will finish after thanksgiving :)
Nice Video, I like your way of telling a Story. However I prefer your videos with “real” cameras more. This looks a little surveillanceish :D dunno if this is even a word. Looking forward to the next.
Hey Jeven, been learning alot about the filming process from you. Adventure is my brand and I was wondering if you'd be interested in teaming up on a Utah adventure? I've got a ton planned and think you'd be into any one of them. A few examples are overlanding The White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park and smaller but really interesting adventures like the Bentonite hills. Thanks for what you do.
Maybe someday! Looks like you’re doing some cool stuff on the channel. One suggestion is to start turning all that content into shorts. Will help grow your reach and you have tons of content to edit down into short stories
Great video and story Jeven. What an amazing historic place. Regards from London. What did you use to record the audio or was it connected via wireless to the 360 camera?
Jevon: A) are you using the insta x2? B) how did keep the footage going? Like how many batteries and cards? Reason I ask, you’ve seen I do my videos on iphones, mainly because I don’t think my older insta wouldn’t make the full hike… with as much as I show for the trails.
This was the Insta360 One RS 1-inch 360. Only needed 2 batteries for the whole day of filming. I’m doing a BTS for this video that will be out next week.
Love your channel and just subscribed. I shoot travel content as well and am always looking at ways to give viewers a map perspective like you've done but was worried about using google maps and have seen you use a map and was wondering where you got it from. I know you've been asked this before but can't find a reply below so sorry for asking again.
Hi Jeven. You should do a video about Switzerland's "fake villas" that were in fact military facilities during the cold war. There are also many fascinating bunkers in the Swiss Alps that are now open to the public. I think this could be interesting for your channel; at the same time good to include drone videos of the Swiss Alps. There are also many underground "cities" that were built during the cold war that were able to host 95% of Switzerland's population underground until the early 1990s. If you need any help about where to find these places, you can DM me on IG. As usual very interesting videos and great story telling of yours!
This is the kind of high quality content you'r glad you stumbled upon. A piece of history that few of us knew anything about at all. Now we do. Thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I am apart of a crew that does urban exploring( abandoned buildings) and I just wanted to say you make great content and have a really awesome location here. I also enjoy your other channel as well and I am working to design better stories. All that to say keep doing what your doing! Best of luck to you in the future
Awesome, thank you! If you have any cool abandoned spots you want to meet up and explore let me know!
Yeah for sure man we are based out of Ohio and are currently looking for some big explores in Kentucky or Pennsylvania. We will be sure to let ya know if we find anything with a rich history
this is a high quality channel which shows us the corner of the world, love your work, keep it up
Masterful drone shots at 2:15 !!
Amazing video! Thanks for taking your time to feed us with such great content.
Glad you enjoy it! More to come
This is incredible. Love the story. Love the visuals. OMG! Please don’t stop. We will support financially and any other we we can. This is what vlogging is to me. One one… Inspiring!
Excellent work Jeven - and also for the BTS on what went into creating this video. You put a lot of real hard work into creating and telling this story! So well done !
Great video! Next time maybe we will have to go out to some of the Aleutian Islands and see what stories are out there...
Would love to explore the Aleutian Islands someday!
Wow, excellent work Jeven, thanks for sharing this story, I never knew this happened here in the U.S.
Alaska is just unreasonably beautiful. I'd give anything to be able to go back there again to hike those mountains.
The documentary info made this video a great experience to watch. It’s wild to think of being sent there waiting for oncoming enemies in such an amazing place.
Thanks for sharing! Very nice video
This was super fun. Make more!
Thank You! I have a few that are being edited soon.
Excellent Historical Documentary Video! Well Done! Thank You Jeven and Jake!
I spent a little time in that area! Love it. I also love that you teamed up with Jake Sloan! Very cool! Your videos are much better than many of the professionals! Thanks for sharing.
What a wonderful video! Thank you!!!
The way you tell story is really interesting and its super wow I enjoyed watching 🤗
This video was very well done and lots of factual information thank you for this.
This was really cool Jeven, what a neat experience, thanks for bringing us along! 😎👍🏻
One of the most underrated channels that create some high quality content 🙌🏻
Thank You 🙏
Great quality as always! My friend and I flew a plane In Aleutian and wanted to land at Attu but was refused by military for safety reasons.
3:32 well worn trail there. Must be a lot of hikers.
Im loving these types of clips Jeven! Cant get enough really. Cheers Steve
Awesome upload 👍
Love your documentaries. Informative and nicely filmed. Thanks for the lesson.
Regards from Sweden
Just found you. Great content, Regards from Bosnia and Herzegovina, David
Jeven I really enjoy your videos on both your channels. You have an exceptional talent for storytelling and videography. I have learned a lot from you. I follow Jakes channel as well and I travel to Alaska every year in March. Love the beauty and history of the State it is magical. We go to see the Iditarod and chase the Aurora. This past March we went to Nome for the finish of the Iditarod and there is a relic of the ‘cold war’ just outside Nome. A large radar installation and I had planned on taking my drone and filming it but this year they had the road blocked due to snow. I did not have access to a snow machine so my plans fell apart. Maybe next year. Keep up the amazing work!
That's a fun hike at low tide.
If you like history and old intact buildings, you should check out the Nike Site near Anchorage in Arctic Valley.
thanks for this quality content fan from Philippines
So cool seeing this for the historical aspect, but also after seeing the BTS on your main channel. Great work, Jeven! What a fascinating story.
Thank you so much!!
Awesome video and location!!
Awesome video 🔥🔥👍❤️❤️ love your videos ❤️
So much about this video was stellar Jeven.. nicely narrated and filmed. Loving this! Pumped on the BTS of this shoot 🤙🏼😎
ah cool i lived in dutch harbor for a bit almost 20 years ago and would go hiking to all the abandoned world war 2 bunkers and such. it was awesome.
Wow, great find my friend.
BADASS BBRRROOOO 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻 THANKS 👍🏻 LOVE IT
Another awesome video. A lot of history many don't know about.
Very cool, hugely entertaining... sad for the native residents who lost their homes during wwii
Awesome content as I love military history. I hope someday you can visit Philippines and go to Corregidor Island 🍻
Awsome documentary, great video Jeven!
This is the first time to know your other channel because you post a picture India. Thank you Javen!! Another impressive informations that I learned. Subscribed done. Looking forward to a new story part of India.
Thank You for checking out the 2nd channel! I should have my India doc finished up soon. We edited the whole journey back and will finish after thanksgiving :)
HOW DID YOU ONLY GET OVER 400 LIKES ONLY? this some dope shit broski
Thank you 🙏
what a great video and story
Wow I definitely learned something new today. I hope to see something cool like that someday- so well preserved!
Really well done! Felt like I was watching a Nat Geo “Abandoned Places with Jeven”
Thank you!
Love the new channel Jeven, keep it coming.
More to come!
We have a very similar setup here in Maine!
Very cool 🤟🏼😎😎
Nice Video, I like your way of telling a Story. However I prefer your videos with “real” cameras more.
This looks a little surveillanceish :D dunno if this is even a word.
Looking forward to the next.
I think 360 have their place but mixing the footage with other cameras is the way to go for sure
Hey Jeven, been learning alot about the filming process from you. Adventure is my brand and I was wondering if you'd be interested in teaming up on a Utah adventure? I've got a ton planned and think you'd be into any one of them. A few examples are overlanding The White Rim Trail in Canyonlands National Park and smaller but really interesting adventures like the Bentonite hills. Thanks for what you do.
Maybe someday! Looks like you’re doing some cool stuff on the channel. One suggestion is to start turning all that content into shorts. Will help grow your reach and you have tons of content to edit down into short stories
@@ExploreWithJevenDovey I appreciate that, thanks man. And thanks for responding. You're a good guy.
Great video and story Jeven. What an amazing historic place. Regards from London. What did you use to record the audio or was it connected via wireless to the 360 camera?
I used a DJI Mic for the audio. You can see the full breakdown of how I made this video here: th-cam.com/video/GTZoPKbVvo4/w-d-xo.html
Jevon:
A) are you using the insta x2?
B) how did keep the footage going? Like how many batteries and cards?
Reason I ask, you’ve seen I do my videos on iphones, mainly because I don’t think my older insta wouldn’t make the full hike… with as much as I show for the trails.
This was the Insta360 One RS 1-inch 360. Only needed 2 batteries for the whole day of filming. I’m doing a BTS for this video that will be out next week.
Oh! You used the one inch! And In/around water. I mean, you never did submerge sooo… Yeah bro, excited to see that. Thanks Jevon.
Love your channel and just subscribed. I shoot travel content as well and am always looking at ways to give viewers a map perspective like you've done but was worried about using google maps and have seen you use a map and was wondering where you got it from. I know you've been asked this before but can't find a reply below so sorry for asking again.
You can use google earth if you display the data correctly. about.google/brand-resource-center/products-and-services/geo-guidelines/
@@ExploreWithJevenDovey Great thanks so much.
The audio is still 16kHz in a 48kHz wrapper, right?
Not sure
Ah yes, shadow Moses island
Next check out this abandoned California ranch that holds a dark secret.... th-cam.com/video/15PYAcYyvI4/w-d-xo.html
Hi Jeven. You should do a video about Switzerland's "fake villas" that were in fact military facilities during the cold war. There are also many fascinating bunkers in the Swiss Alps that are now open to the public. I think this could be interesting for your channel; at the same time good to include drone videos of the Swiss Alps. There are also many underground "cities" that were built during the cold war that were able to host 95% of Switzerland's population underground until the early 1990s. If you need any help about where to find these places, you can DM me on IG. As usual very interesting videos and great story telling of yours!