I love the Proper People. They have the best footage in my opinion but I've literally seen every single video they've ever posted. Anyone else you guys would recommend with well edited videos?
why not be close to death? as long as you don't poke the bear.
Here is my urbex episode, I just posted my 23th episode. I'm not professional editer, but I alway geat some good feedback, you can take a look here: https://www.youtub...yAUDTzTDCSoe6UC-iC
The Urban Explorers series by AScriptedLaugh on Youtube. They're some indie photographers who have two seasons of exploration videos online, and they're my favorite urbex series. They usually explain the backstories of locations, and have a nice balance of serious explorations and joking around. I don't think it's scripted, so it sounds just like a normal group exploration.
[last edit 3/14/2017 7:09 AM by Aran - edited 3 times] "Sorry, I didn't know I'm not supposed to be here," he said, knowing full well he wasn't supposed to be there.
We just released a new episode, "Home in the Woods" and we are from Texas. We would love any feedback, I hope you like them. Our next episode will be at a place where we saw a couple satanic writings, stay tuned for that.
If you don't mind house explores, there's a Canadian explore by the name of TikiTrex. She has explored other things, like an abandoned fitness center, but it's mostly houses. Also she hasn't submitted a new video in 8 months because she moved.
Softly creeping through Empty hallways decades old, glimpsing history.
It's 12 minutes long and is shot in drains (turns around to see auditorium doors swinging shut as last urbexer flees), but hopefully someone watching gets something out of it.
WARNING! It's probably not the greatest representation of urbex and it does contain some bum cheeks and some muffled crude language, but most of it is just people having a good time.
Explore With Us seems like a good channel. I found their page after I clicked on this video of them stumbling on the last unknown location of a mentally disabled man who went missing.
[last edit 4/6/2017 10:02 PM by branwoabando - edited 2 times] "...there is some kind of satisfaction in ruins, in old books, in forgotten places, in the places where people haven't been poking around so long..." - Terence McKenna
Posted by gahdamnchi I love the Proper People. They have the best footage in my opinion but I've literally seen every single video they've ever posted. Anyone else you guys would recommend with well edited videos?
Totally agree! I loved their abandoned psychiatric hospital two parter...so creepy the way they edited and paired with the right amount of music etc. Their videos just get better and better.
They recently added a second channel as well. I use the YouTube alert bell so I can watch as soon as they upload.
These guys are just amazing in their video and production skill as well as ability to get history on the places they go. I can't stand the ones that are totally void of information that helps place with you see into context.
They are in part, what made me understand this odd interest of mine was actually shared by a lot of people. I had no idea of its name, Urbex, or that there would be others who would be just as interested in abandoned places and history as me. I owe them a lot of the joy it brings me.
We attach great importance to producing high quality urbex videos. Putting a lot of effort into editing our episodes for example. Our latest videos have English voice-overs and every episode has English subs too.
It's great to see The Proper People in the comment section of our videos sometimes.
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