BAS Clothing film

British Antarctic Survey Clothing film. This film I made for BAS to help inform new employees of BAS about the types of clothes we wear down south and how it all works. It will also help people make decisions on what they need to bring with them to Antarctica.

[@ross_coron]

I understand that I may not be the intended audience for this video but I really enjoyed the insight, thank you.

[@zidaneeletric]

That's nice. Thank you for the information.

[@Ranstone]

I'm from Florida, and here to learn how to survive 50 degrees Fahrenheit. So cold! :O

[@extremefilm]

Just had to google that. In Scotland we moved to Degrees Celsius during my parents generation. I did learn it at school but forgotten lol. Like we have ditched lbs for weight and feet inches for height. Yet we all still can convert those lol. Well just now in Scotland when its 50 fahrenheit or 10 Degree Celsius its a warm day after winter hahaha. The temperature never got as high as that in Antarctica, where I was. I see the record is 69 F in Antarctica but this was recorded on the very far North on the tip of the Peninsula. Actually on an Island further north than the mainland. So this is a generally warmer part of Antarctica anyway as it isn't very far south. That record keeps increasing though with climate change so it seems they get a new record more frequently now. Florida sounds like a very nice sunny warm place to live:)

[@mossievie]

thanks i went in my regular clothes and died, thanks alot kirk

[@extremefilm]

Are you writing this from the afterlife lol;)