Corset vs. Knife: Less maths intense, probably more correct

I am also pretty sure the kid should have been Swiss cheese, not gonna lie. But I couldn't face any more maths XD

Jill Bearup

Bit late, but I was wondering if you had any thoughts in a similar vein about the "survive shotgun with OLD plate armour" from the action climax. I'm pretty sure that wouldn't work - a contemporary shotgun would shoot right through plate armour (after all, it's not a coincidence that various militaries stopped dressing their soldiers in plate right around the time firearms got good). If it had been a vintage musket lying around that gallery, sure, but it was a modern-to-the-setting shotgun. Kid should have been swiss cheese, right? RIGHT?!

Natalie Arnold

It's even funnier if there's audio going at double speed too.

Actually, that's quite a good idea. I have a costume tutorial coming up that contains a lot of 8x and 20x speed clips for this very reason. Because otherwise it's just 'and then you sew for AGES'!

Jill Bearup

Personally I really liked all the math. However I can understand that for some it was tedious. I realize this suggestion is a little late as it has been posted, but one option for a humorous grab is to give a disclaimer prior to all the math section like 'okay here's a bunch of math' and then playe that exact part at double speed (which would have been very funny to watch). People who really want to watch it can watch it at half speed (which becomes normal speed). Then after all the math part you give an exasperated sigh, 'now that that's out of the way let us commence...' It would have been a good laugh. Either way it's a great video. I want to see this movie now.

It might yet make it in to the final version as a subtitle 😁

Jill Bearup

I still think you missed an opportunity for a "should have gone for the head" joke. But a nice video.

Anders