Le pub du videaste (amateur)

Le mieux question visibilité j'aurais plutôt dit youtube

Si tu veux distribuer de la vidéo en physique

Youtube, cette blague ou tu payes la location d'un film en streaming plus cher qu'un dvd

(...) had to remove 100 years of dust, scratches, tears, and chemical splotches that had accumulated.

Because it was originally shot on hand-crank cameras, the footage was jerky, with a frame rate anywhere from 10 to 18 frames per second. Modern films are presented at 24 fps, so Stereo D ran the footage through computer software to smooth it out by creating digital transitional frames.

Jackson also wanted to hear from the soldiers themselves. He used hours of audio recordings of WWI veterans, preserved in the collections of the BBC and IWM, to create a narration. And then he turned to lip readers. Since many of the men in the film are speaking, Jackson wanted to include what they most likely were saying. Forensic lip readers provided a transcript, which was then reenacted by British actors, who, in order to get the accents right, were from the same regions as the soldiers would have been.