[chris]

These are like mini docs I do on Youtube for fun, AI does the voice and animations via my instructions. If you like stories done like this, you can see more of the ones I do here

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVt...kV8YFXjp9zB5Ig

The Stolpa family became stranded in snow in northwest Nevada on December 29, 1992. All three were rescued on January 6, 1993, after Jim walked for help.

This illustrated reconstruction follows the Stolpas' alternate route onto County Road 8A, five nights in their stranded pickup, and their walk to a rock shelter. It traces Jim's return to the truck and journey toward a highway maintenance station, Jennifer's care for their infant son Clayton, the snowcat rescue guided by radio, and the family's treatment and recovery.

[mr_feelgood]

Cool
Are there any like forty min plus vids?

[chris]

Originally Posted by mr_feelgood ↗

Cool
Are there any like forty min plus vids?

No, I could do some, but I don't think anyone on YT would watch them. The attention span there seems to be measured in seconds lol.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

No, I could do some, but I don't think anyone on YT would watch them. The attention span there seems to be measured in seconds lol.

I was asking cause I put longer format shit like that on YouTube on the tv when i go to sleep

[chris]

Originally Posted by mr_feelgood ↗

I was asking cause I put longer format shit like that on YouTube on the tv when i go to sleep

I will do a full length one to test, then give you the link. It may be a good test to see if anyone watches the longer form stuff.

[mr_feelgood]

Originally Posted by chris ↗

I will do a full length one to test, then give you the link. It may be a good test to see if anyone watches the longer form stuff.

Cool beans
I have like 101 subs on my utube page and all I do is post visual aids