Lat-G man Scott Gulbranson Video interview

[AAW]

~Superstar~
Nice Job. Bill Duty & I were standing right there watching the interview, but I couldn't hear a word of it until now. Thanks for posting that Kevin.

[Garage Dog 65]

Thanks Scott for building and hosting Lat-G ! It's been a great resource to me on my project and I've had the opportunity to get to know a bunch of folks who share the g-machine passion. And the wacky people here keep me in stitches !!

Hey, since I've never really met Scott in person - maybe that guy in the video wasn't really him ?? You know how they do in Hollyweird - get someone with a better ass or something to stand in for you ...... where's the short pasty pimple faced computer/car geek with raccoon eyes from the frost belt ????

But really, Thanks for all you do to help the Lat-G community !!!

[tyoneal]

Boy, that guy holding the video camera must have ADD. He literally moves back and forth all the time. I'm surprised it didn't distract the interview.

[V8TV]

Hey Ty,

Normally, we don't show interview subjects for the full length of the piece - we usually "cover" them with other video of whatever they are talking about. When we cut back to the subject, a little camera movement is more interesting than a static shot. In this case, we decided to show you the raw, uncut interview, and you can see how much the camera moves during a take. It's much more pronounced when there's no other footage covering it.

[907rs]

Cool clip, Scott.

Originally Posted by AAW_Theresa

~Superstar~
Nice Job. Bill Duty & I were standing right there watching the interview, but I couldn't hear a word of it until now. Thanks for posting that Kevin.

I was hoping to spy us in the vid T, but they did did a good job of keeping the riffraff out.

[Jr]

Scott,
Good Job. No better looking car than SW to do an interview infront of

[tyoneal]

Originally Posted by V8TV

Hey Ty,

Normally, we don't show interview subjects for the full length of the piece - we usually "cover" them with other video of whatever they are talking about. When we cut back to the subject, a little camera movement is more interesting than a static shot. In this case, we decided to show you the raw, uncut interview, and you can see how much the camera moves during a take. It's much more pronounced when there's no other footage covering it.

===============================================
Thanks for the clarification. It makes more sense now. The interviews are insightful. Thanks for shooting it and giving us access to it.

Ty