Part 2 of North Sea Storm Wild Weather in the North Sea Part 2

[vincent7520]

HEY !… Nobody made any comment about how well this video was taken : framing, keeping the image steady an leveled, soundtrack …

THIS IS FUCKING EXCELLENT ! could have been shot by a pro !…

Great job.

[unclemouldy1]

@vincent7520 And not many people watch this half?

[watchinu66]

That job certainly has its fair share of ups & downs! ha ha. Great footage, though it would probably scare the be-jeepers out of me, I'd love to be a passenger & experience such rough seas. Great video, Thanks heaps! Brave fellas outside...lol

[aggittoriusu]

Great video indeed, thanks for keeping the rigs safe. Just wondering, how many hands onboard?

[unclemouldy1]

@aggittoriusu Thank you for watching. We have 12 hands on board. 3 x Deck Officers (and 3 x Watch Keepers) who take the watches (4 hours on and 8 off) and 3 x Engineering Officers who do the same. We also have 2 x Coxswains and a cook. Each boat has 2 x Crews who spend a month at sea at a time.

[curbshoppin]

there aint no way on Gods green earth would i even consider doing this for a living......i hope they all make tons of money...i enjoyed this video from the safe confines of my den.......and thats where i like to be

[unclemouldy1]

@curbshoppin Thanks for watching Part 2. Not many seem to be but I think it's the best one. Tons of money? 'Fraid not. That goes to the blokes on the platforms. We're on the bottom rung I'm afraid.

[MrDazp1]

Another great insight into what life is like. I thoroughly enjoyed this video. Even making a brew is interesting. Enjoyed your other video and the quality of the images is rightup there too. Hope you go on to having many hits with your films. Cheers.

[Zartbitter25]

omg i am so amazed by this huge waves! Respect to you all who working under this conditions! At 1:06 are these broken dishes on the floor or is this toilett paper ? haha

[unclemouldy1]

@Zartbitter25 They are rags from where the washing machine was leaking

[unclemouldy1]

Prosze bardzo



[fredvloo]

Nice vid. What kind of stabilizer did you use?

[unclemouldy1]

@fredvloo We have no stabilizers. The best we can do is a stability tank just under the bridge.

[fredvloo]

@unclemouldy1 I mean, how did you keep your camera stable?

[unclemouldy1]

@fredvloo Just try and focus on the horizon while trying to keep myself stable. And steer the ship and hold on at the same time!

[PrzypadkowyOgladacz]

Great vid, congratulations. So basically what is the job of this vessel?

[unclemouldy1]

@PrzypadkowyOgladacz ERRV stands for Emergency Response Rescue Vessel. We're there to look after the oil rigs

[unclemouldy1]

@PrzypadkowyOgladacz ERRV stands for Emergency Response Rescue Vessel. We're there to look after the oil rigs

[unclemouldy1]

@PrzypadkowyOgladacz

ERRV stands for Emergency Response Rescue Vessel. We're there to look after the oil rigs

[unclemouldy1]

@PrzypadkowyOgladacz

ERRV stands for Emergency Response Rescue Vessel. We're there to look after the oil rigs

[unclemouldy1]

@PrzypadkowyOgladacz

ERRV stands for Emergency Response Rescue Vessel. We're there to look after the oil rigs

[PrzypadkowyOgladacz]

@unclemouldy1 Thanks a lot. One answer would have been sufficient. ;)

Good luck.

[SuperMingo67]

good vid enjoyed it.

[garfieldisin]

What does that little ship of yours do

[MedlineIII]

Really impressive video, congratulations

[unclemouldy1]

And at the beginning of Part 1

[iamthemako]

Excellent video! 

[treeskimmer]

That's my son playing his chanter at the end there. Novice Juvenile World champion 2004.