I've only just found this little gem (no pun intended)via your blog on getting the cub home (which was a great read). Fascinating, I just love the Dakota, such a grand old dame of the air, and you captured her beautifully. Great editing and excellent music that fit perfectly. Thank you Jem and Adam.
Thank you very much! I've just started a spare-time Website on keepemmoving-dot-com (YouTube doesn't seem to like Web addresses). It's intended to support all those irreplaceable nutcases who try to preserve historic mechanicals. Dunno if I'll ever have time to finish it, but the intention is there!
Will drop in to your website, thanks for telling me.
And if you're able to do any more little clips of some of these lovely old planes, I'll be watching them.
Have just been to an airshow here that showcased some very old warplanes, had them all in a flyby together, magic. It resparked my childhood interest in a big way. Good luck with the website. Oh and good luck to Adam with his music too.
FABULOUS little movie with an equally fabulous score. Fearless flyers...absolutely thrilling to watch. Great camera and editing by a true pro..keep it coming!
Me again! Hope you don't mind me suggesting this but today I saw on a website for the Royal Philharmonia Orchestra that they like to have workshops with young composers, to try out their work with them. I thought of your son and his music.
If you register on the website you can sign up for various newsletters and there is a paragraph about this. Your son's music is good - wouldn't it be fantastic to hear it played by a big orchestra?
Very atmospheric little film, some lovely unusual camera angles. I loved the sun shining off curved polished metal, looking down from the cockpit to see the rotors turning on the other plane, young and old enjoying the planes, the flames in the (jet?) engine - you really did manage to tell so much of a story in a few minutes. And wonderful music - my husband overheard it and asked what is was! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you! You'll have made a couple of Shaws very happy! The music was written by my son Adam, and the old guy with the beard was my father - a star in my opinion at least!
malaysian air force.. first plane malaysian air force have.. this plane.. twin pioneer...
zaa255 2 years ago
The best part is at the 2:30 mark !!!
Quercusalba2 3 years ago
I've only just found this little gem (no pun intended)via your blog on getting the cub home (which was a great read). Fascinating, I just love the Dakota, such a grand old dame of the air, and you captured her beautifully. Great editing and excellent music that fit perfectly. Thank you Jem and Adam.
jaicen5 3 years ago
Thank you very much! I've just started a spare-time Website on keepemmoving-dot-com (YouTube doesn't seem to like Web addresses). It's intended to support all those irreplaceable nutcases who try to preserve historic mechanicals. Dunno if I'll ever have time to finish it, but the intention is there!
jemtoad 3 years ago
Will drop in to your website, thanks for telling me.
And if you're able to do any more little clips of some of these lovely old planes, I'll be watching them.
Have just been to an airshow here that showcased some very old warplanes, had them all in a flyby together, magic. It resparked my childhood interest in a big way. Good luck with the website. Oh and good luck to Adam with his music too.
jaicen5 3 years ago
i remember helping build the twin when I was a apprentice
pescepattate 4 years ago 14
excellent viedeo well done
stickmanpig 4 years ago 5
FABULOUS little movie with an equally fabulous score. Fearless flyers...absolutely thrilling to watch. Great camera and editing by a true pro..keep it coming!
momoec 4 years ago 4
Me again! Hope you don't mind me suggesting this but today I saw on a website for the Royal Philharmonia Orchestra that they like to have workshops with young composers, to try out their work with them. I thought of your son and his music.
If you register on the website you can sign up for various newsletters and there is a paragraph about this. Your son's music is good - wouldn't it be fantastic to hear it played by a big orchestra?
rowleyrosie 4 years ago
Thank you - that's very kind of you to think of this. I'll certainly point Adam at the site. Who knows...?
jemtoad 4 years ago
Very atmospheric little film, some lovely unusual camera angles. I loved the sun shining off curved polished metal, looking down from the cockpit to see the rotors turning on the other plane, young and old enjoying the planes, the flames in the (jet?) engine - you really did manage to tell so much of a story in a few minutes. And wonderful music - my husband overheard it and asked what is was! Thanks for sharing this!
rowleyrosie 4 years ago 2
Beautiful music and great photography. You Shaws are definitely a very talented family.
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453724 4 years ago
Thank you! You'll have made a couple of Shaws very happy! The music was written by my son Adam, and the old guy with the beard was my father - a star in my opinion at least!
jemtoad 4 years ago
Great little movie, and stunning music. Who wrote it? And who was the old guy at the end with the beard? Looks very familiar. Film star?
duxfords 4 years ago 25