Total solar eclipse, 8 April 2024. 4-window split screen, 4K

Recorded with 7 cameras in a farmer's field outside Ascot Corner, Quebec. Several of my eclipse-chasing friends joined me; those are the voices speaking English. The owners of the property and some of their neighbors joined me too; those are the voices speaking French.
The 3 minutes, 23 seconds of totality is shortened to 1 minute, 35 seconds by omitting portions where there wasn't any interesting audio.
The two windows on the left were each shot by an iPhone mounted on a tripod, one pointed northeast and the other pointed southwest.
The window on bottom right was shot with a GoPro Hero6 mounted on a tripod facing southwest.
The window at top right with shot with 3 cameras:
(1) The partial phase before first contact was shot with a Nikon P900 mounted on my Celestron 6 telescope.
(2) The still photos were shot with (a) a Nikon Z7ii mounted on the Celestron 6 and controlled by Xavier Jubier's Solar Eclipse Maestro software, and (b) Paula's Sony a7iii with a 200-600mm lens.
(3) The totality video was shot with a Sony A1 with a 200-600mm lens and 1.4x teleconverter.
The audio is a mix from all of the cameras except the GoPro.