If anyone was wondering...Cameras used for filming: Nikon D850, Canon XF400, Sony a7 III and the stills were taken with the Nikon D5. If you LOVED this episode would you please share it with someone so we can make more? Thank you
This was beautiful, the only thing that may of been off was possibly some lip/speech sync in the beginning interview but that could of been my internet connection. Great job Jared and co.
I can’t believe I watched the whole thing. I never watch vids this long on CZcams. Magnificently shot, directed and edited. Made something ordinary really quite interesting. That’s story telling right there. Well done
Even when time is going to change the culture, there are people like you and Brian who still share pieces of passed time... So far my favorite video that you have made!!!
I am sure this took a lot of work but it is by far the best thing I have seen you do on CZcams. This was all positive and presented something that can be valuable for photographers. I am a CPA and not professional. Photography is just an expensive little hobby I do for my own enjoyment. I think the videos people do of Nikon or Sony or Canon stories of how they do business and why they do or don't do this or that are getting tired. This type of thing really demonstrates you as a photographer and why people should listen to you. Kudos.
Really nice story. I really like how you put this together starting with your family typewriter and progressing into the owner's story and pointing out the photo opportunities along the way. Really good job on the video and the photos you took.
Amazing story, amazing production, amazing interaction, and amazing presentation. Can't overstate how great Jared is as a storyteller and presenter, and how Stephen, Dan, and Todd bring everything together to make such a product of passion so crisp and cleanly-produced.
Sergio G thanks! Credit goes to Dan for editing this beast though! Todd also directed and helped produce it and I did all the camera work/production. The team really came together for this one!
Revised comment to give credit where it's due! FroKnowsPhoto has had extremely high production values for years, and I can't even compare your team to its nominal peers on CZcams. It's easy to step up gear/manpower game while not matching it with skill and finesse, but you guys have managed to do it unlike anyone else on the platform that I've seen, whilst keeping it exciting and fresh. I wanted to let you know that we recognize the little things: the sound clip and track mixing, crisp transitions, real mindfulness in cinematography, and just... the passion oozing from every interaction with subjects or your content matter from the entire team! People can say what they want, but you guys put intense work ethic and real care into your work and it really shows. Much love, and a little gushing.
This is one of the best photography videos I have seen in a long time. So much ground covered...making a photo story, printing images (can't emphasize that enough), highlighting a small business and its owner that has so much to offer and printing a book too. Thank Fro. Job well done! Do more, please.
I own about 18 typewriters, most from the 1930s. This was a GREAT documentary. The photos are wonderful. You're a gifted photographer. Thanks for telling this story.
Hi Jarod, I'm in my early 70's and back before computers and word processing a Typewriter was all I used as a young person. My dad had a "Royal" just like in your photo story and I remember, like you and your brother, typing away in his office on the Royal typewriter to keep me busy during the holidays when I spent a day in the city with my dad. Memories! Thanks for a really wonderful photo story, great images and wonderful trip down memory lane, well done!
I see a lot of videos Jared, but this one is the best, and the importance of printing, make albums, books, print any photo, every photo, something you can touch is much more beautiful in our heart's
Sheri's Dad ran a typewriter shop on 32nd street. It was 1961. I knew I would need a typewriter in college for all the papers so I learned typing in high school, 40 words per minute. I was visiting Sheri from my home in the Berkshires and she said her dad had a deal for me. It was an old typewriter he revived in his shop and I could have it for 5 bucks. It was a big, heavy black Royal or something, like yours only bigger. Had to be 40 pounds. I picked it up, thanked her Dad and hand carried it to the train. I had parked north of the city. At my stop, somehow I ended up kind of jumping off the train while it was just leaving. I was able to stop with the heavy beast in both hands by crashing my back into a platform post. Whew! I cherished the old machine at school. It felt the best under my fingertips while typing the stories for creative writing and journalism. Talk about a labor of love--like your photos. Thanks for the memory, Jared
This is really good stuff! Rare to find something on CZcams that someone puts so much time and love into. I hope you keep making these even though it seams to be light on the views. Great work! 👍👍👍
Looooove this story! I learnt to touch type on my mum’s typewriter (checking the model with mum) in the 90s. After hearing this story I am going to keep on searching for a Vintage Singer sewing machine repairer in the UK! This has really inspired me to go down the route of story telling. 2 months after having purchased my first camera I really seem to be attracted to product and portrait photography. Thank you both for your time and effort.
Amazing video and it makes me want to go out and capture my own stories. Keep up the amazing work Jared and can’t wait to see the next video in the series!!
Man. What a great story. I love seeing two combined passions, from two generations. Modern DSLR photographer capturing the passion of a previous generation. In this case a typewriter! Jared, the one thing I took away from this was my own memories of typing class, and the familiar snap, clicks and bings from a typewriter. It makes me think I can't ever go mirror-less on my Nikon. I love the sound of the shutter. Perhaps it's nostalgia and not very practical, but those old typewriters are the sound of a shutter to me, and I love it! Great production!
Love this video, and loved hearing that things got going again for him after he had to shut his business down. My favourite part was him looking through the beautiful photo book, he obviously found it quite moving. What a lovely thing to do for him!
This was truly amazing. Fantastic storytelling and great to see how the images turned out. And on top of it all, you made an old man happy and helps get the word out for his business. Thank you.
Your photo story vids are hands down my favorites and they keep getting better. Thanks for all you do to help teach photography and encourage creativity.
Fantastic story; well told and brilliantly pieced together. Thanks for everything you do. Even though you love it, it's still a lot of work. It's not only appreciated; it's inspirational. Thanks again.
Fro your at the forefront of video and photography Brother. The video was just as epic as the photos. Great job breathing life into the mom and pop shops. We can’t let these specialists fall to the wayside. Kudos!
This should have SO MANY more views. Please do more stories/films/videos like this. Do not decide bases on views to discontinue something like this. Thanks for creating this video. I used to live in Philly, I live just outside of it now. I hope this typewriter business never goes under. Thanks Jared and the team for doing this awesome video!
Jared, this is the “type” of content that I really enjoy from you. Your attitude, footage and photos are all great. This is a great story and you captured it well. Way better than arguing with people talking about shooting jpg. Less drama, more pro content.
Wow, what an impressive story you all put together. You totally captured some powerful emotions of his passion. A very well rounded job and the photo book was the cherry on the cake. This is one of my favorite videos you have done. This ranks up there with the video you did about your mothers passing. This video made me want to go out and look for a typewriter. When he was looking at his photobook for the first time, I could feel the sense of pride in what he has been doing for most of his life! Well done!
I was so excited for this video. Thanks for sharing. The photos were amazing as well. Its wild to think that in this day and age there is still a need for someone to repair a typewriter. I was absolutely fascinated the entire time.
I love this, Fro! Like you, I love documentaries. I admire craftsmanship and those that keep it alive. Thank you for putting this piece together, and I look forward to more work like this from the Fro team.
This is definitely one of my favourite pieces of content you guys have created thus far! I watch the vast majority of your videos and like them but the production value and the story telling (both in the video and the photos themselves) is especially fantastic here. Awesome job!
What an awesome story. This reminded me of the Typewriters we had in our family and how a key would stick, and 1 of them had a dropped letter. This was brilliant and a huge boost for a small business as well.
Best episode yet. I was thinking of getting a bluetooth typewriter keyboard, but I didn't have the cash at the time. There's just something about pressing those keys that is so satisfying. Great video, and amazing shots as well.
Dude... Such a fantastic job, from the cinematography to of course the photos. Not wanting to kiss any of the team's ass, but i have been inspired to go out make contact with local businesses and bring my photography to them, to built a website, to tell stories. Thank you Fro-Team. THIS SHOULD BE ON NETFLIX
One of your best. Thank you. When I was a kid the family had a portable Remington. Much later, just before computers became popular, I had a Brother electric typewriter which was wonderful. As a teacher I used to type reports on it. Best bit was the corrector ribbon!
In about 1980 or so, my mom brought home an old Selectric because her workplace had bought a Digital DEC system and took most of the typewriters out of service. That thing was my favorite toy for a while. Gave me a leg up on computers because I knew how to type before I could afford a home PC.
A pleasure as always to hit that like button after watching another beatiful movie made by such a talented team. Glad to be number 200. Keep up the good work. No work is to hard when you enjoy doing it.
Loved this episode! I have my father's old Royal typewriter from the 40's. I live near Boston, but now I want to make a road trip to Philly and have it restored.
Well done, @JaredPolin! Terrific job capturing the essence of the resurgence of interest in these wonderful old machines. I am of an age such that I can recall taking a typing class in high school. We used IBM Selectrics - imagine a classroom filled with 25 of those buzzing, humming, clacking devices... Then, like many others, computers took over my life and many years passed before I touched a typewriter again, until - one day, on the whim of a random remark from a very good friend - I bought one: a vintage Royal portable. And, just like that, I was hooked. I now have nearly two dozen machines stashed here and there in my apartment. Thank you for some wonderful images and a great story!
started working for IBM in '83 and writing contracts on IBM Selectric, even had error correction (Typex) which was used many times. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.
Fantastic piece of work that you and the team put together Jared! I thoroughly enjoyed watching. It was technically excellent, but I could feel the heart and detail that you poured into this project. I appreciate the effort and look forward to more of these frotostories in the future.
Amazing - such great story telling - but wait there is more - its a great documentary, its a great advert for Philly Typewriters, its a great tutorial on how to use social media, it is a tutorial on how to construct a short documentary, how to make a photostory. I am sure I will watch this again and again there is so much to learn here.
FIRST!...... ok I'm too late for that, but this was one check of a video. Really great story and visuals. I started reaching out to local shops since seeing some of the 5 minute portraits(awesome as well) and I've done a couple of photo shoot/photo stories myself one was a coffee shop that grows/harvests/roasts and brews their own coffee. I love coffee so it was inspiring to see a group of people work together sharing the same passion. I'm glad you(Jared,Steven,Todd and Dan [best name ever]) started this series, it has stolen the number 1 spot away from the 5 minute portraits. Keep up the epic work and thanks for the knowledge and inspiration to do photography myself.
Fantastic story and fabulous production. Way to go Jared and all the best to a terrific business and incredible typewriter mechanic from my hometown. Go Philly Typewriter, Go Philly!!!
Absolutely fantastic, brilliantly edited, superb story and has really fired up my enthusiasm to get my old typewriters out and look into trying to use them. Thanks, one of my favourite videos of the last few years!
If anyone was wondering...Cameras used for filming: Nikon D850, Canon XF400, Sony a7 III and the stills were taken with the Nikon D5.
If you LOVED this episode would you please share it with someone so we can make more?
Thank you
Great video, really like the last scene where he's looking at the photobook you made for him. What service did you use for printing?
You keep outdoing yourselves w content quality Fro! Great story!
This was beautiful, the only thing that may of been off was possibly some lip/speech sync in the beginning interview but that could of been my internet connection. Great job Jared and co.
has to be on your end, an internet thing.
lol, I didn't think you would let that slide. Dan would be whipped for such an editing offense
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I can’t believe I watched the whole thing. I never watch vids this long on CZcams. Magnificently shot, directed and edited. Made something ordinary really quite interesting. That’s story telling right there. Well done
Even when time is going to change the culture, there are people like you and Brian who still share pieces of passed time... So far my favorite video that you have made!!!
I am sure this took a lot of work but it is by far the best thing I have seen you do on CZcams. This was all positive and presented something that can be valuable for photographers. I am a CPA and not professional. Photography is just an expensive little hobby I do for my own enjoyment. I think the videos people do of Nikon or Sony or Canon stories of how they do business and why they do or don't do this or that are getting tired. This type of thing really demonstrates you as a photographer and why people should listen to you. Kudos.
I know you can't see me at the moment, but I'm standing up and clapping, bravo Jared, bravo ...... great story
thank you
Really nice story. I really like how you put this together starting with your family typewriter and progressing into the owner's story and pointing out the photo opportunities along the way. Really good job on the video and the photos you took.
Wow Jared I love this documentary. Great job.
Amazing story, amazing production, amazing interaction, and amazing presentation. Can't overstate how great Jared is as a storyteller and presenter, and how Stephen, Dan, and Todd bring everything together to make such a product of passion so crisp and cleanly-produced.
Sergio G thanks! Credit goes to Dan for editing this beast though! Todd also directed and helped produce it and I did all the camera work/production. The team really came together for this one!
Revised comment to give credit where it's due! FroKnowsPhoto has had extremely high production values for years, and I can't even compare your team to its nominal peers on CZcams. It's easy to step up gear/manpower game while not matching it with skill and finesse, but you guys have managed to do it unlike anyone else on the platform that I've seen, whilst keeping it exciting and fresh.
I wanted to let you know that we recognize the little things: the sound clip and track mixing, crisp transitions, real mindfulness in cinematography, and just... the passion oozing from every interaction with subjects or your content matter from the entire team! People can say what they want, but you guys put intense work ethic and real care into your work and it really shows. Much love, and a little gushing.
Fantastic video Jared. Great story, great photos, awesome production (bravo Todd). One of the best videos from you.
Thanks Philly Typewriter for your passion and to FroKnowsPhoto (and entire crew) for showcasing this excellent story!
This is one of the best photography videos I have seen in a long time. So much ground covered...making a photo story, printing images (can't emphasize that enough), highlighting a small business and its owner that has so much to offer and printing a book too. Thank Fro. Job well done! Do more, please.
You are not just a photographer you are a genius man
A fantastic photo story. Probably your best. Great job.
I concur.
This was beautifully produced and the guy is super nice and knowledgable. Also your typewriter is gorgeous.
You are so cool. I love that you do this. Your are such an inspiration. What a beautiful gift to Brian.
I am surprised and shocked that anyone still owns a typewriter and actually uses it. This video was nicely put together and edited. Good job, Jared
I own about 18 typewriters, most from the 1930s. This was a GREAT documentary. The photos are wonderful. You're a gifted photographer. Thanks for telling this story.
I love how Brians face lit up when presented with the photo book at the end.
Hi Jarod, I'm in my early 70's and back before computers and word processing a Typewriter was all I used as a young person. My dad had a "Royal" just like in your photo story and I remember, like you and your brother, typing away in his office on the Royal typewriter to keep me busy during the holidays when I spent a day in the city with my dad. Memories! Thanks for a really wonderful photo story, great images and wonderful trip down memory lane, well done!
I see a lot of videos Jared, but this one is the best, and the importance of printing, make albums, books, print any photo, every photo, something you can touch is much more beautiful in our heart's
Awesome video Great story.
Brilliant job all - cant wait to see more of these!
Sheri's Dad ran a typewriter shop on 32nd street. It was 1961. I knew I would need a typewriter in college for all the papers so I learned typing in high school, 40 words per minute. I was visiting Sheri from my home in the Berkshires and she said her dad had a deal for me. It was an old typewriter he revived in his shop and I could have it for 5 bucks. It was a big, heavy black Royal or something, like yours only bigger. Had to be 40 pounds.
I picked it up, thanked her Dad and hand carried it to the train. I had parked north of the city. At my stop, somehow I ended up kind of jumping off the train while it was just leaving. I was able to stop with the heavy beast in both hands by crashing my back into a platform post. Whew!
I cherished the old machine at school. It felt the best under my fingertips while typing the stories for creative writing and journalism. Talk about a labor of love--like your photos. Thanks for the memory, Jared
That was great, Jared. Thanks for sharing your experience with your typewriter.
As a new photographer, this video left me feeling very inspired to get out there and find stories to document. Thank you!
This is really good stuff! Rare to find something on CZcams that someone puts so much time and love into. I hope you keep making these even though it seams to be light on the views. Great work! 👍👍👍
Looooove this story! I learnt to touch type on my mum’s typewriter (checking the model with mum) in the 90s. After hearing this story I am going to keep on searching for a Vintage Singer sewing machine repairer in the UK!
This has really inspired me to go down the route of story telling. 2 months after having purchased my first camera I really seem to be attracted to product and portrait photography. Thank you both for your time and effort.
Amazing video and it makes me want to go out and capture my own stories. Keep up the amazing work Jared and can’t wait to see the next video in the series!!
Captivating story Fro. Love that in the middle of your story a customer comes in...it just added so much more!
that's one of those happy accidents.
Man. What a great story. I love seeing two combined passions, from two generations. Modern DSLR photographer capturing the passion of a previous generation. In this case a typewriter! Jared, the one thing I took away from this was my own memories of typing class, and the familiar snap, clicks and bings from a typewriter. It makes me think I can't ever go mirror-less on my Nikon. I love the sound of the shutter. Perhaps it's nostalgia and not very practical, but those old typewriters are the sound of a shutter to me, and I love it! Great production!
I love what you are doing with these. It's not just a documentary. I can tell you actually want to connect with the history.
Love this video, and loved hearing that things got going again for him after he had to shut his business down. My favourite part was him looking through the beautiful photo book, he obviously found it quite moving. What a lovely thing to do for him!
This was truly amazing. Fantastic storytelling and great to see how the images turned out. And on top of it all, you made an old man happy and helps get the word out for his business. Thank you.
quality gets found everywhere, even on a typewriter doc. Although the topic is possibly the least click bait imaginable, your vid held my attention.
This is fantastic work! Almost made me want to go out and buy a typewriter! Bravo Jared and team!
Your photo story vids are hands down my favorites and they keep getting better. Thanks for all you do to help teach photography and encourage creativity.
Fantastic story; well told and brilliantly pieced together. Thanks for everything you do. Even though you love it, it's still a lot of work. It's not only appreciated; it's inspirational. Thanks again.
A wonderfully warm tribute, Jared.
Thanks Jared for making and sharing this "documentary". Your best work yet.
What a sweet story! Video, still, narration and design are terrific technically, but more important, they show a lot of heart.
Fro your at the forefront of video and photography Brother. The video was just as epic as the photos. Great job breathing life into the mom and pop shops. We can’t let these specialists fall to the wayside. Kudos!
GREAT episode!! Expert storytelling and very informing! Thanks, Fro
helping businesses with photography , thats awesome, noble and you connect the dots beautifully . thanks
This should have SO MANY more views. Please do more stories/films/videos like this. Do not decide bases on views to discontinue something like this. Thanks for creating this video. I used to live in Philly, I live just outside of it now. I hope this typewriter business never goes under. Thanks Jared and the team for doing this awesome video!
Jared, this is the “type” of content that I really enjoy from you. Your attitude, footage and photos are all great. This is a great story and you captured it well. Way better than arguing with people talking about shooting jpg. Less drama, more pro content.
would love if this type of video got the same views as bs drama. And I am still correct in that other case as well.
This is superb Jared! Flawless production and the insight to the the business was awesome.
Wow, what an impressive story you all put together. You totally captured some powerful emotions of his passion. A very well rounded job and the photo book was the cherry on the cake. This is one of my favorite videos you have done. This ranks up there with the video you did about your mothers passing. This video made me want to go out and look for a typewriter. When he was looking at his photobook for the first time, I could feel the sense of pride in what he has been doing for most of his life! Well done!
What a great story on a lost art
I was so excited for this video. Thanks for sharing. The photos were amazing as well. Its wild to think that in this day and age there is still a need for someone to repair a typewriter. I was absolutely fascinated the entire time.
Wow, what a thing you've done. "nobody's ever put this kind of attention on anything I've ever done in my life". that sums it up pretty good.
Awesome Story and Photographs!!
I love this, Fro! Like you, I love documentaries. I admire craftsmanship and those that keep it alive. Thank you for putting this piece together, and I look forward to more work like this from the Fro team.
Wow, this was amazing. I actually teared up at the end when he was looking at the book. Love it!!!
This is definitely one of my favourite pieces of content you guys have created thus far! I watch the vast majority of your videos and like them but the production value and the story telling (both in the video and the photos themselves) is especially fantastic here. Awesome job!
That was freaking AWESOME!!!
What an awesome story. This reminded me of the Typewriters we had in our family and how a key would stick, and 1 of them had a dropped letter. This was brilliant and a huge boost for a small business as well.
Great to see how you helped another small business get noticed. Great story and images.
Best episode yet. I was thinking of getting a bluetooth typewriter keyboard, but I didn't have the cash at the time. There's just something about pressing those keys that is so satisfying.
Great video, and amazing shots as well.
Dude... Such a fantastic job, from the cinematography to of course the photos.
Not wanting to kiss any of the team's ass, but i have been inspired to go out make contact with local businesses and bring my photography to them, to built a website, to tell stories. Thank you Fro-Team.
THIS SHOULD BE ON NETFLIX
One of your best. Thank you. When I was a kid the family had a portable Remington. Much later, just before computers became popular, I had a Brother electric typewriter which was wonderful. As a teacher I used to type reports on it. Best bit was the corrector ribbon!
In about 1980 or so, my mom brought home an old Selectric because her workplace had bought a Digital DEC system and took most of the typewriters out of service. That thing was my favorite toy for a while. Gave me a leg up on computers because I knew how to type before I could afford a home PC.
This is a fantastic documentary. Nice work fellas!
A pleasure as always to hit that like button after watching another beatiful movie made by such a talented team. Glad to be number 200. Keep up the good work. No work is to hard when you enjoy doing it.
Great work, Jared. A story with a lot of heart, both for typewriters and for photography, and you told it so well. Inspiring.
Loved this episode! I have my father's old Royal typewriter from the 40's. I live near Boston, but now I want to make a road trip to Philly and have it restored.
The editing on this is on the level of the Travel Channel or other cable TV. No wonder cable is dying haha great work!
hey, we try.
Well done, @JaredPolin! Terrific job capturing the essence of the resurgence of interest in these wonderful old machines. I am of an age such that I can recall taking a typing class in high school. We used IBM Selectrics - imagine a classroom filled with 25 of those buzzing, humming, clacking devices...
Then, like many others, computers took over my life and many years passed before I touched a typewriter again, until - one day, on the whim of a random remark from a very good friend - I bought one: a vintage Royal portable. And, just like that, I was hooked. I now have nearly two dozen machines stashed here and there in my apartment.
Thank you for some wonderful images and a great story!
I love this! Well done Jared.
What a great production! I've been waiting to see this, you didn't let me down. Way to go gentlemen.
I love it! One of your best Jared.
Great video. I really want an old typewriter of my own now!
started working for IBM in '83 and writing contracts on IBM Selectric, even had error correction (Typex) which was used many times. Thanks for bringing back some great memories.
Of course it won't get as many views, but you should be proud, brother. Really, really great.
Bringing back heart and not money into the mix.. Let's all stop and feel that.. Great story.
Awesome work by you all. A wonderful and inspiring story. These are super high quality so keep up the good work. :-)
Fantastic piece of work that you and the team put together Jared! I thoroughly enjoyed watching. It was technically excellent, but I could feel the heart and detail that you poured into this project. I appreciate the effort and look forward to more of these frotostories in the future.
Amazing - such great story telling - but wait there is more - its a great documentary, its a great advert for Philly Typewriters, its a great tutorial on how to use social media, it is a tutorial on how to construct a short documentary, how to make a photostory. I am sure I will watch this again and again there is so much to learn here.
Loved this. Brilliant story and pictures.
thanks.
A very nice documentary, loved every bit of it! Can't wait to see more of this. Really top notch quality! Deserves to be on TV.
Amazing how you keep raising your own bar! Great job team Fro!
thanks jason.
Wow Jared that's awesome!... That's such a kind thing for you to do for him, and the book, that's just great! Great story. Loved the video.
Hey Fro love this series and what you're doing for others.. Kudos! brother.. this is a feel good content..
FIRST!...... ok I'm too late for that, but this was one check of a video. Really great story and visuals. I started reaching out to local shops since seeing some of the 5 minute portraits(awesome as well) and I've done a couple of photo shoot/photo stories myself one was a coffee shop that grows/harvests/roasts and brews their own coffee. I love coffee so it was inspiring to see a group of people work together sharing the same passion. I'm glad you(Jared,Steven,Todd and Dan [best name ever]) started this series, it has stolen the number 1 spot away from the 5 minute portraits. Keep up the epic work and thanks for the knowledge and inspiration to do photography myself.
Thoroughly enjoyable story, hats off to all involved.
Can't go wrong with a good type writer. I used to use mine all the time up until about 1999.
Fantastic story and fabulous production. Way to go Jared and all the best to a terrific business and incredible typewriter mechanic from my hometown. Go Philly Typewriter, Go Philly!!!
Excellent Fro & Crew...great work.
So I watched the reveal video before this. Gotta say mukka, your images in the book totally capture what this guy is about. Really well done.
Spreading the looove Fro -loving typewriters now!
This story is great. I really like how you ended it with giving him the photo albums
Why did this take 3 years to show up in my feed? Loved it!
Great story. I always loved playing with the typewriter that my father had around the house.
Awesome story!
Wow. Great video. You guys really did a great job. More please!
Great story mate, best yet !!
Absolutely fantastic, brilliantly edited, superb story and has really fired up my enthusiasm to get my old typewriters out and look into trying to use them. Thanks, one of my favourite videos of the last few years!
Rob Giles I like that editing compliment!
Impressive work, Jared. By everyone on your team AND at Philly Typeritter. I loved watching this.
I finally took time out of my day to watch this video. It is fantastic!!
Awesome video Fro! I own 3 vintage typewriters in I also use this at work..ha!!! Azio-Typewriter-Inspired-Mechanical-MK-RETRO totally awesome!
Great video, so professional, with passion and heart.