I have a video-podcast about New York.
it's mostly in German though. But you might like the most recent episode on the breakdance guys at Union Sqaure.
Even tho I didnt understand a word of what he was saying, I enjoyed it.
Nice to see a few moving images once in a while.
Wow, after looking trough all pages and downloaded all the videos, I'm amazed.
Maybe your next videos should be in english to meet more people?
I enjoyed the pesto-recipie vid ;).
The music used as the soundtrack is cool.
Very very cool. Mounted camera on a remote control model plane?
^ I thought I heard hang gliding mentioned somewhere in the vid, but that doesn't sound very feasible LOL!
^Yeah but I think he was joking. Plus no way would that cop allow someone to hang glide around Manhattan. Too dangerous. In one of the straight-down shots from the Brooklyn Bridge I was looking for a shadow on the water but saw none. Plus, at the very end it sounded to me something like a model plane motor wheezing. Great video anyway. Good for repeat views!
Excellent recent episode of Secrets of New York. Guy heading The Mannahatta Project created video showing Manhattan 400 years ago thru the present, including Times Square & Collect Pond, as well as the infant stages of the original WTC. Must watch. Little over 26 mins. Couldn't move the video, link's below, as well as the Mannahatta Project link.
Kelly takes a virtual trip back in time to see what Manhattan looked like 400 years ago before the tops of hills were scraped off and dumped into the river. Kelly also journeys through underground brooks and streams, and we learn what’s really underfoot at South Street Seaport where the skeletons of sunken ships provided the City’s earliest landfill. Kelly then explores how landfill changed two centuries later with the engineering marvel that created the Twin Towers of the World Trade Center.