Hilarious WWII camera spoof video (Camera Warfare)

This was worth the click 

This reminds me of that other battle spoof that is floating out there.  I haven't seen this one. 

Hope you don't mind, I edited your post to put the orginal HD version in from the makers of the video instead of some thai guys reposting it at 240p.

I did smile when the dude left on his lens cap.

I always knew Nikon users were nazis

You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

I wonder how these people find the time to make these things.  No job, no wife/GF, no kids?

Allen D wrote: You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

I can't imagine it look more than a few days of filming?  Someone floated the bill though.  Funny, but just not sure how they recovered cost.  

That was a good production!

Here's the other one that is worth watching for those who haven't seen it:

Allen D wrote: I can't imagine it look more than a few days of filming?  Someone floated the bill though.  Funny, but just not sure how they recovered cost.  

Probably a lot of people there were volunteers.


Also, have enough subscribers and views and you can get paid for youtube videos.

omg this is great

Stealthy Ninja wrote: I wonder how these people find the time to make these things.  No job, no wife/GF, no kids?

Allen D wrote: You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

It's a hobby.  As a former film student you'd be surprised how much extra time and money people will put into projects outside of their days jobs.  Sometimes it even turns into a career.

StephanieW wrote: omg this is great

Stealthy Ninja wrote: I wonder how these people find the time to make these things.  No job, no wife/GF, no kids?

Allen D wrote: You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

It's a hobby.  As a former film student you'd be surprised how much extra time and money people will put into projects outside of their days jobs.  Sometimes it even turns into a career.

I'm a former film and tv student who turned it into a career and I still wonder how they can spend all this time on it.  I still say they have no other commitments.  If I was a single, childless student I'd have more time I suppose.

Stealthy Ninja wrote:

StephanieW wrote: omg this is great

Stealthy Ninja wrote: I wonder how these people find the time to make these things.  No job, no wife/GF, no kids?

Allen D wrote: You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

It's a hobby.  As a former film student you'd be surprised how much extra time and money people will put into projects outside of their days jobs.  Sometimes it even turns into a career.

I'm a former film and tv student who turned it into a career and I still wonder how they can spend all this time on it.  I still say they have no other commitments.  If I was a single, childless student I'd have more time I suppose.

Perhaps.  Or very understanding families.  Or just really good time management.  Like any hobby, you fit it in when you can.  I knew a guy in college who had a two year old daughter, a 36 hour a week job, a full course load (12+ hours of class a week plus homework/projects), and he still managed to have side projects.  He was even a rotating member of student government.  Some people are just really good at time management.

StephanieW wrote:

Stealthy Ninja wrote:

StephanieW wrote: omg this is great

Stealthy Ninja wrote: I wonder how these people find the time to make these things.  No job, no wife/GF, no kids?

Allen D wrote: You have to wonder how much time it took to make this.  Very entertaining

It's a hobby.  As a former film student you'd be surprised how much extra time and money people will put into projects outside of their days jobs.  Sometimes it even turns into a career.

I'm a former film and tv student who turned it into a career and I still wonder how they can spend all this time on it.  I still say they have no other commitments.  If I was a single, childless student I'd have more time I suppose.

Perhaps.  Or very understanding families.  Or just really good time management.  Like any hobby, you fit it in when you can.  I knew a guy in college who had a two year old daughter, a 36 hour a week job, a full course load (12+ hours of class a week plus homework/projects), and he still managed to have side projects.  He was even a rotating member of student government.  Some people are just really good at time management.

I'm probably just forgetting what it's like in a western country.  Here in HK it's very hard to have a whole day to do nothing in.  There's always something on your plate.

Your friend does sound like he has good time management.  Or just likes to keep busy.

Hobby or job, I found it entertaining to watch:lol:

Good one!!