My first movie - all about the Ogden kitchen

[turquoisedude]

I have wanted to get this out on YouTube for ages... I have made a video chronicle of the kitchen renovation project down in Ogden and I wanted to share it with you all! The original version was a PowerPoint slide show, but I couldn't figure out how to send it to YouTube. So I made a Movie (it still looks like a slide show, though) that I could publish and there you have it...
I chose not to publish any specific member's names in the movie, so here is my acknowledgements list:
58limited
FilterFlo
gansky1
gyrafoam
and of course, Unimatic1140 (we all know him!!)
Anyone I have omitted is entirely an error on my part.
Enjoy!!
The movie runs about 6 minutes, so be warned...

 

[panthera]

Ready for Cannes!

Brilliant!
Really, really great.
I am very impressed.

 

[turquoisedude]

Wow, thank you! I kinda taught myself how to use Microsoft Movie as I went along, so there are probably all kinds of neat effects that I could have used but hadn't discovered!
I had fun with it and that's what counts, right?

 

[toploader55]

BRAVO !!!!!!

Paul,

That's Brilliant and Fantastic.

Very Well Done. Extra Credit.

I loved the Ending about "No Appliances were harmed in this film"

Great Job !!! Eddie

 

[volvoguy87]

!!!!!!!!!!!!

I loved it! It's so wonderfully retro and contemporary at the same time. Nice work.

Turquoise is the color of 2010,
Dave

 

[petek]

Bravo a 5 star production

 

[paulc]

What a superb video Paul!!!!! Just wish I had that GE Combo in my kitchen!!!

 

[favorit]

congrats

beautiful things are ageless !!

I go crazy expecially for that wall mount fridge ... not to mention your house close to the forest !

Does anyone produce wall mount fridges today ?

 

[revvinkevin]

YAY PAUL!

Wow, very cool timeline record of events! You did a great job putting it together!

Kevin

 

[tomturbomatic]

That was just super faboo! I am very happy for you.

 

[gadgetgary]

Paul

Great and Thank you!

All the best.

 

[dishwashercrazy]

Wow, Paul! A great movie telling a wonderful story. Congratulations and Enjoy!

Mike

 

[mattl]

Great!

I enjoyed seeing the process after following it here for years. Great shots and great narration, and that is my one quibble -- the text changes too fast or else it's 3 AM and I'm reading too slow!

Great job, I hope you enjoy it for years and years...

 

[crevicetool]

Superb!!!!!

Your first movie? Looks as if you've been doing it forever. Just a wonderful kitchen too!!! Congratulations!!!

eh, but the "No appliances were harmed" thing.....blatantly stolen from me...been using it for years on Vacuumland...my attorney will be contacting you.

In the mean time very entertaining video!!!

Rick

 

[pushtorelease]

love it, very cool!

 

[wilkinsservis]

The sound track...

I loved the movie, what was the background music? It was so suitable for the subject.

 

[spiceman1957]

Congratulations Paul,

on your updated kitchen and the glorious, turquoise colored, GE appliances. You did a great job with the updates and the movie that you did. This is the reason why we have this web site like this.
John

 

[rollermatic]

i just watched your video

it's really cute! love the appliances, turquoise is one of my favorite vintage colors! and all the work involved! great job you did!

this is what it's all about here, rescuing and restoring these wonderfuk old appliances!

loved it!

pete

 

[58limited]

Wonderful job on both the kitchen and the movie. I'm really glad that everything worked out. I was worried about the appliances actually being usable, especially with the humidity and varmints down here where they were found.