Artega Electric Pre-show Video (1973)

[@JVstarry]

This content is brilliantly produced. Quality nigh-perfectly replicates the later years of the pre-digital stylistic and superficial detailing, from the voice acting intonations to the on-screen assets and animation. Music follows the tone wonderfully as well. This is a true labor of love, shown with a smile.

[@dahzbm5447]

This guy blows my mind every once and awhile with the quality of the content he puts out

[@benjaminurquhart]

I can’t believe this doesn’t have more views.

[@theniftytable]

Wow! This is fantastic. You capture this style really nicely. Can't wait to see more!

[@RenoBeeVODs]

Amazing work, I love how well you've captured the consumeristic idealism of the era- Fantastic sound work and music!

[@xylopiano3]

Part of me was expecting this to be a "surprise horror" thing, but I'm so glad it wasn't. All your videos have a really incredible and relaxing retro aesthetic to them, and I hope you keep going!

[@LesserDogMC]

Hi bro, you're back 🤙! I loved your versions of Undertale and Delatarune songs, I hope you can upload more soon! Also, nice video ✌️.

[@ValerieChiappetta]

Yes indeed! I have another cover that's been on the back burner for a long time, I'm sure that will come in the not-too-distant future. I will also be uploading other things as time goes on, however, I will be returning to music so don't you worry.

[@LesserDogMC]

@@ValerieChiappetta That's good! When I first heard your covers, I loved them, the genre of your music is one of my favorites. I wish you much success in your projects, William, have a nice day ;)!

[@peggsnbacon]

I love the way you did the aesthetic! It feels like a genuine artifact of an older company, I'm super interested :0

[@ValerieChiappetta]

Hopefully more of this will come soon!

[@oscarcacnio8418]

Probably one of only a select few that does an older style of video without the more "psychological horror" aspects that I have come to expect. No added distortion/corruption effects. Nothing that seems to go outside the boundaries of the medium. Just something straightforward. In-Universe, of course, I am curious if this was a direct scan/capture of the projected film/tape itself, or if it was someone with a steady hand who recorded this video. I ask mainly due to the shadow of the door on the video.

[@ValerieChiappetta]

Well I'll be honest, this was created to be projected onto a screen, and in a real life setting the door effect was a bit more sensical. KZbin wasn't this project's intended destination. As for "lore wise", The footage is far too clean to have been recorded by hand, so As much as it pains me to admit i really don't have much of an in universe explanation for the door effect being visible here. That being said, Perhaps in the future more of this type of content will be posted, thus fleshing out the world of The Artega Electric Company further.

[@coryg.3139]

I love this 70s retro futurism! It's such a cool concept! Is this like a video before a company tour? It's really neat! I love how you made sure that the audio, visuals, and even the voice acting sounds like something straight from the 70s. Not to mention that original animation! It's really something! I'd love to see more of it!

[@ValerieChiappetta]

well this video was played before boarding the magnetoliner, Magnetech's high speed rail system demo. It brought you to the Artega Experience center, which also housed a dark ride which showcased other Artega Innovations. The whole place opened after the wake of the 1964 world's fair, and closed in the late 70s due to the Artega Disaster. If I find anymore clips or notable pieces of company history I'll be sure to upload it.

[@mothgirl7471]

I tried translating the binary at 1:05 and my translator through out this R«µQê©uT©

[@tastycake413]

lore drop