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I won't make a habit of advertising YouTube videos here, but I thought I'd put a link to this one. It's a home movie we made years ago based on Miguel de Cervantes's Don Quixote. There's a 5 minute intro by me and the film follows that. Hope you enjoy! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqheh4Hi5xQ
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wow. looks official!
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Our second YouTube video is live. Any subscribers would be very welcome! Subscriptions to our channel include a free subscription to the Reading Project website :) You can find the video at the bottom of our review for Michael Duffy's The Problem with Murder, or follow this link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgbVymkbtZk&t=13s
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pikemalarkey
2 years ago
Ohh I really wish someone did this sort of location touring for all books. Beautiful view from that observation point as well!
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nohappynonsense
2 years ago
I watched the video, and I still have all of my eyes intact! Highly recommend.
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I've just put up our first YouTube video. If you're curious, you can find a link in our About/Blog page or at the bottom of our main page
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pikemalarkey
2 years ago
Idk what you're talking about, you look and sound great. Would love to see the rest of the crew but I get their reluctance, I don't do YT either (and don't have a G account so can't subscribe). Hope your family recover with no complications!
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readingproject
2 years ago
Thanks! Hopefully I'll get more proficient at it. And you do see Victoria (Toriaz) in the video, wandering through the bookstore. And you'll hear Jenny (WaywardWoman) doing voiceover for the second video. And thanks for your support all the time!
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I knew subscribing to your channel would pay off, I just didn't realize it'd happen so soon
Cute! Idk how the kid who plays Dan Quixote memorised those lines, those are some big words. The special effects are cool as well.
The character required some ridiculously convoluted lines for a boy of his age. If you look carefully you might pick that he’s often reading them from a big cue card