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932 - Promotional Video

After making a lot of presentations to schools/business/boards, etc where the people have a hard time "getting" the energy and excitement of a FIRST event, we decided to address this problem with our latest video. Meant for showing while "selling" FIRST to schools - trying to encourage the growth of new teams, that is - we really tried to capture the feeling of a competition, and I think our video editor did well.

Without further ado: here's the video itself.

Of interest to you guys (and girls):
  • 0:30 - 217 (Thunderchickens) performing a beautiful hurdle
  • 0:50 - 148 sped up... but only a little. Very fast robot there.
  • Fredbird (yes, the mascot of the St. Louis Cardinals) appears throughout, joining the team mascots and FIRST judges in some harmless fun
  • 1:35 - Andy Baker doing the infamous trackball dive

What do you think? Does the video perform it's job well? Comments, suggestions, compliments all welcome.
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