kennylauderdale

General Update

Added 2022-05-17 18:42:46 +0000 UTC

So if you're on the discord you know I was battling with a very bad sinus infection the last two weeks. I'm basically over it and should be doing recording tomorrow. This is going to be my most ambitious video yet as it'll be rendered in 4K. In addition I've ordered an XLR microphone and a bunch of new audio equipment to make sure it sounds perfect. (RIP Radio Shack Blue Yeti, you will be missed.) Right now I'm torn between adding in a section about the mario anime, but the more I think about it the more I think it would be the right thing to do. I THINK using a mario thumbnail like this (just an example), as the lead in would probably get more people interested, then I can segue into the lost 60s anime. The video will generally be about anime restoration on film, so I don't want people to think it's ALL going to be about the mario anime, but I think we all know it won't reach as many people if I format the thumbnail like that. Here's where it currently stands.

Script Structure

- *Mario Anime Restoration as the Lead In? (four to Six minute section or so)

- What is this 60s anime that was found?

- why was it lost

- How was it found?

- Examples of other lost media lost permanently

- dangers of lost media preservation )the physical process)

- 5 to 10 examples of other things restored (commercials, traffic safety PSAs, etc)

- New Developments in laserdisc preservation (the domsday project)

- A.I. Being used to upscale VHS only Anime

- Closing thoughts

There's a lot of smaller things in there, like the company that made shadar going bankrupt because the owner disappeared one day, as well as some small info on other stuff fro the same company like the lost 70s Fashion Anime Mon Chere Coco, but I hope this at least gives you guys an Idea of what I'm going for. Sorry for the wait, but when your health fails you there's not much you can do. I'd like to thank you again for your patience.

PS: If you don't have a discord invite and still want one send me a direct message.