The History of Lost Doctor Who and the Future of its Recovery [1/2]

This is a live video recording of my presentation of the lost 1960s episodes of Doctor Who. This took place during the summer of 2010, and very carelessly on my part was before I was aware of Loose Cannon Productions.
http://www.recons.com
This voluntary led non-profit organisation have completed more-than adequately watchable reconstructions of all but 9 of the 108 episodes that are missing. Even these uncovered episodes have been reconstructed by another team of a similar nature by the name of Joint Venture reconstructions. Between the two, all of them have therefore been done to date.
Therefore, this presentation assumes the non-existence of these, and focuses on the possibility of even higher standard, essentially non-static reconstructions, in which motion imitation to look even closer to the originals is introduced.
I apologise, however, for not knowing to include these people when this presentation was done. Also, for the lower resolution quality of this recording, as it's been put through the editing grinder one too many times, to make web-uploading more practical.

Disclaimer:
A message to the BBC aswell as anyone else concerned: It is my very last intention, as one of its biggest supporters, to harm sales of BBC releases. My goal is to promote interest in the publicity of the surviving material from the 1960s era. The clips featured in this video originate from the three-disc Lost In Time box set DVD which can be purchased at a very reasonable price from the BBC shop website:
http://www.bbcshop.com/patrick-troughton/doctor-who-lost-in-time-dvd/invt/bbc...

2/2: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rlBGDkhdldY

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