(Click here to go to that page on the website.)
I recently completed the editing on an artillery video that explores the role of the guns during the battle and follows the step-by-step procedure of loading and firing. "Artillery at Antietam (part one) exists as a final draft and is making its way through the approval chain as I type.
I'll keep you posted as future videos come on-line.
Press the "play" arrow on the screen below to view an out-take from the artillery video; no, I don't mean "bloopers" ,artillery and bloopers are mutually exclusive, this is one of many extra clips that didn't get into the finished project. Shot without a tripod, this scene was just a test.
I'll see you through the viewfinder, just north of Sharpsburg.
Mannie
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Mannie,
I just *now* saw that you'd commented on my post. Sorry for the belated reply.
At the King center, no, I haven't volunteered. I have, however, with Kennesaw Mountain National bBattlefield Park and - though I know it's unrelated - with Pickett's Mill Battlefield State Park.
Up until recently, my job consumed all my free time, putting a crimp on any volunteering I could do. With this economy, however, I've been laid off, so I see my schedule opening up.
Thanks for your advice, friend. I can't wait to get back up to your park as soon as possible. 2 years is far, far too long for me.
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