Good to see more commentary. Also nice that the golden disco was not the main focus. I do believe I saw a stretcher tent in the background. I believe more attention and detail should be given to this brilliant invention
I think there are 3 points to be made here. 1. Jamieson has suffered a significant trauma. This is best illustrated in the last scene wherein his Jeep can be seen being towed out of a rut. Previous BAA propoganda videos have always hidden these facts - so we know that Jamieson was not well when he left that part in. OR, perhaps now that he now has his own vehicle he has managed to escape the tyrannical grip of his father who would relentlessy force Jam into editing the Golden Disco in a favourable light. If so, could this signal the end of Chairman Agg's dictatorial reign? 2. Very interesting to see the diffierence in the camera angles (and noise) as Jam climbed the rock step-up. 3. Neither camera angle does justice to the effort. Dave and I were talking about it again in the high country this week Jam - you did that quite impressibvely, kept your cool - and control of the car. Well done!
Good to see more commentary. Also nice that the golden disco was not the main focus. I do believe I saw a stretcher tent in the background. I believe more attention and detail should be given to this brilliant invention
Hahaha well said
I think there are 3 points to be made here. 1. Jamieson has suffered a significant trauma. This is best illustrated in the last scene wherein his Jeep can be seen being towed out of a rut. Previous BAA propoganda videos have always hidden these facts - so we know that Jamieson was not well when he left that part in. OR, perhaps now that he now has his own vehicle he has managed to escape the tyrannical grip of his father who would relentlessy force Jam into editing the Golden Disco in a favourable light. If so, could this signal the end of Chairman Agg's dictatorial reign? 2. Very interesting to see the diffierence in the camera angles (and noise) as Jam climbed the rock step-up. 3. Neither camera angle does justice to the effort. Dave and I were talking about it again in the high country this week Jam - you did that quite impressibvely, kept your cool - and control of the car. Well done!