Adversary: What it's like to row across the Atlantic ocean

[@chriari4989]

Hi mate...I'm raising funds to do the same crossing with your captain this December...any tips??

[@TalesofAdventure]

Ah cool, can recommend writing a journal so you can remember the experience years later. Maybe read this article I wrote about it for more details on the preparation: www.thetalesofadventure.com/what-its-like-to-row-across-the-atlantic-ocean-on-a-private-charter

[@ConorsnipesConor9]

Bring an Xbox and make sure you have food

[@TalesofAdventure]

@@ConorsnipesConor9 Haha, probably isn't long before there is a VR experience for it!

[@Sigma6434]

You are all legend❤❤❤❤

[@TalesofAdventure]

Really kind of you to say! 🥰

[@petrofilmeurope]

If you could get rid of that war-like hammering music, it would be much better to understand what you say and the voyage will appear more serious. Thank you from Oslo.

[@TalesofAdventure]

Good to know, thanks for the feedback, Harald!

[@petrofilmeurope]

@@TalesofAdventure I am sure that you ment it well. I have made made documentaries throughout the years. One of my rules goes like this: Do the opposite of what the moving pictures show you. If , let us say, the images is of something dramatic, like a storm or in your case rowing across huge distances, go contrary and underline it with sensitive audio,; don't fight the storm with additional cosmetics. The storm and the dramatics are in itself enough. Let the mood speak for itself, and do not copy all the others on KZbin. Then, on the other side, when there is earie flat water and a cloudy horizon, underline it with carefully chosen and ever-so-slightly dramatic audio, deep down. Less is more in film. Good luck.