Yellow Car

[da0ad]

thanks for the help.

[da0ad]

what did you use to edit this video and do you have to download it?

[mysterywalker]

An old video editor called "Video Explosion." I think the newer equivalent is Sony Vegas. As for free stuff, Windows comes with Movie Maker and the Wikipedia page on video editors lists some others. I think I did the sound in Wavepad, which is a relatively cheap audio editor

[shetownguitarist]

lolololololololol what the fuck is the point i love it ah ah ha lol its like my every day life

[Bangerkid45]

i love it man its so funny

[DarkmasterGoofyFury]

i looks the model of mr rogers neighbourhood but with out the street car

[PeterPW]

Did you make this yourself? It looks like stop motion... it must have taken forever to film that. And the set design must have taken you ages, too... really good job. I'm glad I found this. A+++

[mysterywalker]

Thanks, but you're giving us too much credit. We edited public domain footage from 1950s drivers ed videos and took out all the boring stuff where they teach you to drive. That's why the set design is so great. Thanks for commenting!

[PeterPW]

Ah, now I see! And to think, I thought that the trendiest things to show in 1950s driver's ed movies was mangled bodies and charred corpses. Refreshing! Do you know the name of the song in the background? I like it.

[mysterywalker]

There are two songs, with the first one repeating twice. They're both "clip music" from a video editing program we have called "Video Explosion." Sorry, I don't remember the titles of the songs.

[BoCodiseasel]

LOL XD