Dr David Bellamy spends the day with members of the White Rose (Thirsk) Camcorder Club - to celebrate the achievement of David Newton, of the club's members, who single-handedly created a lake and surrounding woodland. Royalty free music (Heartwarming) by Kevin Macleod, via his site: www.incompetech.com
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Pools of Pleasure: Part 1 of 3 A club production. Main cameras: Tony Ellis and Margaret Job. Additional material: Arthur Best, Norman Kidd, David Newton and Reg Juden. Still camera: Gwen Best. Graphics: Arthur Best. Music: Lazy Days by AKM Music. | |
This video by Harry and Pat Lobley illustrates the Victorian ballad by the English poet Alfred, Lord Tennyson (1809--1892).
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A video of the celebration in 1995 in Thirsk, North Yorkshire to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the end of WWII. Filmed and edited by Margaret Job, chairman of the White Rose (Thirsk) camcorder club and Dennis Joyce, a previous member of the club | |
NB The adverts in the above video have nothing to do with our camcorder club or the person who shot this video but have been added because of copyright issues for this performance of Felix Mendelssohn's music. The video was taken by Margaret Job, the chairman of the club.
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William George Armstrong was born in 1810 and became one of the most important figures of his age. This video by club member Arthur Best provides a thumbnail sketch of his career. | |
Memories of a trip to Kyoto - filmed by Brian Whitnell.
A video by club members Harry and Pat Lobley that tells the story of Stephen's space gun - with the aid of lots of special effects.
The first of three videos about the transport used by Brian and Sandra Whitnell, during their holiday to the far east. | |
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A fun film made by Margaret Job, chair of the White Rose (Thirsk) Camcorder Club, of Edward Lear's famous poem. Watch out for the "turkey" near the end.
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Pools of Pleasure: Pt2 of 3 A club production. Main cameras: Tony Ellis and Margaret Job. Additional material: Arthur Best, Norman Kidd, David Newton and Reg Juden. Still camera: Gwen Best. Graphics: Arthur Best. Music: Lazy Days by AKM Music.
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Hungry spider. A tasty meal? The spider thinks so. Cameraman: Tony Ellis. Editing: Brenda Ellis.
A video by Arthur Best in response to a club challenge to create a video descriptive of a piece of music.
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The above video was filmed and edited by club member Tony Ellis by a lake in North Yorkshire.
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See also the 3 videos above of the completed club project on the lake.
Yet another video of Brian's holiday to the far east with his wife to celebrate his 60th birthday.
The second of three videos about the transport used by Brian and Sandra Whitnell, during their holiday to the far east.
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A video-story of great bravery and daring made by club member Harry Lobley - with the aid of lots of special effects. | |
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A video by club member Harry Lobley - inspired by the table cloth in the holiday apartment he and his wife Pat stayed in in Crete.
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Pools of Pleasure: Pt 3 of 3 A club production. Main cameras: Tony Ellis and Margaret Job. Additional material: Arthur Best, Norman Kidd, David Newton and Reg Juden. Still camera: Gwen Best. Graphics: Arthur Best. Music: Lazy Days by AKM Music.
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Witton Castle in County Durham is the venue for many equestrian competitions including international three day events. This video by club member Arthur Best records the much more informal steeplechase meet of the local Hunt, the crowds, the bookies and the excitement of the race. | |
In a previous arms race, the Armstrong 100 ton gun was the nuclear deterrent of its day. The danger was short lived but required dramatic measures to counter the threat. This short video by Arthur Best is of his visit to the Rinella fort in Malta where he saw an example of the gun in action.
A short film to explore what the Pharoah's might see and think if their "afterlife" was on earth. The photos were taken on three holidays to Luxor between 2004 and 2007. I suspect the statue isn't Ramesis III and also doubt that the palace was his - but ......... The note at the end of the film explains the reference to "Audacity" | |
The island of Spinalonga (official name: Kalidon) is located at the eastern section of Crete, near the town of Elounda. It's the setting for Victoria Hislop's bestselling novel called "The Island". Harry and Pat Lobley tell it's amazing story. | |
A video club outing to the "Yorkshire Himalayas". Atmospheric. Includes a mountain rescue.
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See also the 3 videos above of the completed club project on the lake. | |
NB The adverts in the above slideshow of Angkor Watt and Siem Reap, Cambodia are nothing to do with the club - but got added due to copyright issues re the music.
The final of three videos about the transport used by Brian and Sandra Whitnell, during their holiday to the far east. | |
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