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A few years back Rose and I did a super impromptu video project and I learned how to edit video over 3 days.

Looking to get back into video (thanks to the support of you awesome Patreon folks) and am wondering what you'd be interested in?  Talking to employees, we're thinking we're gonna try to follow the fashion business model of releasing videos that make you "feel", and are short.  It's what we're interested in, and we'll definitely make cool short films... but was wondering what else y'all would dig.

Not really sure we wanna do "look at camera and talk" videos since those generally bore the shit outta me, but would love to hear feedback on what you'd be interested in.  Product reviews?  Video documenting trips to the range?  Instructional videos?

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Ethereal Rose, Training Day

Video test project/Remedial training with Ethereal Rose at the world famous West Coast Armory indoor range We utilized 3 rifle builds. 1. Centurion Arms Modular Rail 2. Hodge Defense AU-Mod 1 3. Ethereal Rose's personal rifle build For the purpose of training, we always, always strive for critical accuracy. If you can't hit the A-zone while well rested, dry, in a perfectly lit and controlled environment, you'll never hit anything when it matters. As such, we held Rose to a very high accuracy standard, which is why you don't see her hosing away... even though it would have looked good on film, haha! Weapon Outfitters, KEEPIN IT REAL. Rose's personal build is a Noveske 13.5" NSR, Daniel Defense 14.5" LW barrel, Battlecomp 1.5, Parallax Tactical TiN Bolt Carrier Group, and an Aimpoint T-1 on a Fortis F1 mount I do not own the audio! Audio track: "Rollin Crumbling" by Tom Rothrock from the Collateral Soundtrack. Always loved this track!

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Anonymous

Maybe some video from the wilderness? Not sure of what, exactly, but I'd love to see the PNW backdrops in motion.

PT

Really enjoyed your Fallout-themed video from a while back. I'd suspect that's at the high end in terms of level of effort, but perhaps focus along those lines to differentiate your brand, vs. range videos or product reviews that are already common.