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I think your idea has merit.

I showed it to a friend of mine who knows nothing about WVO, diesels, etc...

Her comments :

No idea what they were talking about
They don't appear to be knowledgeable in that field so how can they educate others
Looks like they are just goofing around in the video

I'd clean it up, get some more information lined up so that a person watching the video who is not familiar with WVO or ecological sustainability can understand your point(s).

Just some honest opinions.

Just a short introduction video for people to get familiar with the individuals of Driven to Sustain. This is the nature of Internet broadcasting, you can't expect to dive into the technical aspects and expect people to want to watch without knowing any background what so ever. This video was actually requested by the production company who represents us so it can be forwarded to broadcasting executives. It just demonstrates how we react to one another and appear on film. Goofing around was the desired look and helps people identify with us on a personal level

We are nether scientist, nor are we hosts of a show. We are two people who want to create a buzz though a World Record Attempt. We don't intend on educating anyone except through the education we receive ourselves. Therefore most of the information will be coming from actual scientist, technicians, managers, owners, etc.

Don't fret, videos on the system will be up shortly.

Thanks for the input.

driventosustain wrote:We don't intend on educating anyone except through the education we receive ourselves.

You don't intend to educate but you will educate with what education you receive ?

Not sure I follow Probably past my bedtime

Rather then preaching, we intend to "appear" as if we are learning just as the viewer is... hands on, interview, style like Michael Moore, Morgan Spurlock type deal...

I don't know if this is really making anymore sense, bedtime indeed.