Joaquin Phoenix is F***ing With You

[@timli41]

my personal canon is that having the media swarm Joaquin's home after the death of his brother forged his unorthodox interview personality. He understands what the media and public wants from celebrities. People want to know everything from celebrities' lives to form a parasocial relationship, and he's basically teasing us for it.

[@williams.vincent4235]

Exactly

[@Taima]

But it's like, how far should that really go? What's wrong with -most- of the questions that get asked of actors on talk shows? Sometimes interviewers and such do pry far too deeply, yes, but I'd say the majority of most interviews are a fairly innocuous mix of questions about the film, the experience of making the film, and some pieces of how the actor is doing and their general life.

[@madinp1177]

Yes! River was so raw and open all the time it's no wonder Joaquin wants to be the antithesis of that. He keeps us guessing to protect himself.

[@IWannaGoMissing]

@@Taimahe probably just resents the media it isn’t necessarily a logical thing his brother died

[@riplix20]

@JohnnyNoPockets ah yes, the epitome of adulthood you are, dropping into a conversation to posit something stupid, while calling others childish. Nope, no irony here

[@RealCarrera]

Dude you're hands down a storytelling beast. Making this entire piece flow together deserves an award. You've made it bro.

[@deanguyer]

this edit is amazing....how long did this take???

[@originalsusser]

Agreed, this was excellent work

[@streydz]

Exactly what I thought.

[@saulmackie5988]

He let's the story tell itself eh

[@prayunceasingly2029]

A great story teller showing a great actor

[@BenjiSelby]

I like how this edit reflects how Joaquin is a bit all over the place and an enigma. Though the story was a bit constant train of thought, it was slightly chaotic, but it works so well haha

[@HockeyM.M.]

you put it into words perfectly how i was thinking, and it shows he mustve worked so hard scripting this thing when editing

[@iLL.b]

Agreed. When it's done well, people usually don't notice how well-sequenced it is, because if that's the case, the editing usually just better showcases the story/content/film itself, and the actual cutting and lettering of audio clips bleeding over other audio and video clips , and vice versa. I remember I had a film teacher day, (in his opinion, only slightly in jest) that If you, "really notice the editing, frame by frame, then either you're a student of film, you're autistic, you're an electronic producer making beats or rap instrumentals, and your ears are pre-tuned, (or both probably lol) ...or maybe you're Amish, and this is the first video you've ever seen----barring those exceptions, if you notice the stories frame by frame sequence work, more open then the story itself, it's almost certain the film editor isn't doing his damn job." Lol. I guess I tend to agree for the most part, "outwardly, if its good editing , it edits itself out good," I'm getting the quote stupidly wrong lol, but some people here probably know the phrase I'm thinking of. Anyway.. great film man!! Well done!

[@karelglasner2673]

Evangelical Christian Zionists 😂 con men who are described as Demonic

[@jackattackstopmotion3244]

The way you tell the story through his interviews instead of talking yourself is unbelievable incredible, you have basically created a different way to tell stories

[@porpfi9197]

I think if you say that you're gonna love other documentaries

[@mikeygraves16]

Yes, thank God I'm alive during such an age of wonder, where Dodson has created & birthed from his mind.....cinematic storytelling?

[@sewerlamb]

so... documentaries?

[@Scott-bh2qb]

Haha. What? 😂

[@plotted_pant42]

im friends with The Dod and he says he was inspired by attack ad election campaigns

[@mtp4430]

As hard as he was trying to stay in character, Letterman got a smile out of him with the line “Joaquin I’m sorry you couldn’t be here tonight.” This guys a great actor. He stayed in character throughout that whole period of this farce about him becoming a rapper. Which lasted about a year. How’s that for creating a character and committing to it?

[@rzella8022]

Yeah, he was caught off guard there, lol.

[@leestrz4153]

Letterman really shows his professionalism. I guarantee he made it a goal knowing this actor was pulling a stunt I'm going to get him to crack a smile even if just for a second. He has talked to so many people, artists, characters, and his experience is undeniable

[@mtp4430]

@@leestrz4153 Absolutely. Letterman knew it was a put on. He’s a pro who had seen it all. From Andy Kaufman to Brother Theodore. I loved how he got that smile out of Joaquin. You know on the inside Joaquin is thinking, damn this guy is good. And he couldn’t help but crack a smile because it’s a witty line. For my money, Letterman and Carson were the best.

[@texrayvision]

Some comic relief in an uncomfortable situation to the point he laughed doesn't mean he was acting.

[@mtp4430]

@@texrayvision I’m not sure what you’re talking about because his whole segment was acting. He never really quit acting to become a rapper, so the whole thing was a put on to promote his movie. So obviously he’s acting. But Letterman got him to break character for a second.

[@ash_tray_6]

Holy shit. I was so immediately sucked into this as soon as it started. This is one of the best short commentary/short docs/films I’ve ever seen in this sphere. And you know what I noticed after it finished? There’s not even a narrator?! Like, the creators made this rich and beautiful story solely through the use of video and the voices of Joaquin, his family, the news, his movies, etc. and it painted such a strong and captivating narrative that it didn’t even need one. How insane is Dodford?!!! Truly, you are so talented.

[@davidtiessen7713]

really no narrator? If so then wow that's amzing skill/art.

[@mattpierce97]

reminded me of crowbcat

[@ronatola]

I just noticed that too - except for the two mustachios talking. Brilliant!

[@rainbomg]

I especially love how cleverly they use themselves to weave in and out of the story and into the ad so that it’s almost like, you feel a little crazy- moving across so many barriers, what’s that, breaking the 5th wall? It’s insanely clever and smooth af

[@colourconscious]

wow. i didnt notice till you said it. that was so well done.

[@sentientbeans]

Never knew how much of his life really matched up with the Joker and how he’s made to play that role. Indeed what an enigma of a person. It does make you think about the price that an actor has to pay in order to bring forth themselves truthfully. Joaquin has so much power in his acting because his shadow is just barely restrained, and like the actor, it’s AUTHENTIC. Really admire his resolve to stay true to himself especially in the day and age where everyone commoditize their identity in order to be liked ala the Kardashians. Breath of fresh air really.

[@melaniep6964]

So true!

[@MoH-sf8zf]

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[@VideoEssayWatcher5484]

How has his life matched up with Arthur Flecks?????

[@sentientbeans]

@@VideoEssayWatcher5484 haha moreso in their view of society, not actual life events

[@valterstrumpiks7832]

@@VideoEssayWatcher5484you can see a lot of similarities. Arthur’s life wasn’t so bad either, he had a job, a home, cared for his mother, had a friend. But he was burdened, and his burden made others laugh so a lot of times everyone looked past of who he his just to laugh at him. Joaquin is burdened himself, first to follow brothers footsteps just to end up to fill his shoes, I bet he doesn’t even feel about him being as great as he is. So when he does those stunts a lot of people did truly laugh at him because they couldn’t see past the front face of those stunts and think he’s a weirdo or something. But he always stays committed and pushes boundaries. He doesn’t care that much about single events, more about the bigger picture. He likes to lie because he sees the absurdity in things and sometimes truth, Arthur envisioned things and lived a separate life in his brain. Idk, to me, they do have common characteristics

[@AJDraws]

Imagine how hard it would be on a set with Joaquin and Jim Carrey

[@exosproudmamabear558]

It would be a mindfuck,I assume.

[@RBYW1234]

When he killed his dad in Gladiator... never trusted em.

[@jasonjoore6782]

AM I NOT MERCIFUL!?

[@ONLY4BEES]

The fact that Dodford didnt use Joaquins audio for the 911 call is so honorable.

[@justinhamel9971]

He opened the video with snippet of the call...

[@amberpratt5078]

I thought the exact same thing. I was so relieved when he didn’t include it.

[@atomic_stories]

absolutely. Crazy how such a tiny move can go such a long way.

[@ONLY4BEES]

i said he didnt use Joauquins voice audio in the call. Please read.@@justinhamel9971

[@christopher9196]

The dispatcher is a dick

[@ThinkerYT]

Nah this is getting out of hand. This is so good. Like its incredible.

[@DodfordYT]

Ahaha thank you 🫶

[@ThinkerYT]

​@@DodfordYTyou're a big inspiration man, please never stop

[@mkf628]

like, its like..

[@jasonkoss2002]

it’s wild how talk shows are literally the only way he’s interfaced with the public outside of films

[@machiel5888]

it's either that or instagram live or knocking on peoples' doors... that's kinda what talk shows exist for.

[@Elena-er7zp]

not true - he’ll get on SM for animal rights

[@jamiehammond7401]

You can see losing his brother affected him deeply.💔

[@0doggod0]

sacrifice

[@exosproudmamabear558]

@@0doggod0 To the Holywood Gods

[@reubengv_]

I love how you let the footage and interviews speak for itself, really unique style of storytelling yet so intriguing

[@SteveDCM]

You know it’s a good day when Dodford does

[@smashyrashy]

When he does what

[@Mrdrdxse]

@@smashyrashywhen he does

[@SteveDCM]

@@smashyrashy yes

[@APOLLO_PAYTON]

Been waiting a minute I love the way he smashes all these new and old clips mashed up

[@jotade2098]

@@smashyrashy when he does do

[@NicholasCasey]

This edit was beautiful. Told the story without telling any story really. The parallels between who he is and who he plays in films is wild. He is right when he said he isn’t an actor. There are only a few method actors alive still who are at his caliber, he isn’t playing these characters, he is literally becoming them. It’s an entirely different thing than acting in a commercial or play

[@ninskdesign]

The selection of clips, the building narrative, the editing… just brilliant! So sweet to linger on the clip of him and River when they were kids too and emphasize how much he appreciates his family. So well done!

[@Hoonter986]

You are easily the most talented KZbin creator that I'm aware of. The editing is graded A. Jeep doing what you're doing

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

Holy spamoly!

[@brycenolen3594]

Keep on jeeping on

[@codyaddison8347]

why did these replies become a crypto scheme disguised as a conversation? anyone else think that's weird as shit?

[@adenpower249]

@@codyaddison8347lmao yes thats insane

[@pingu-fo6xi]

​@@codyaddison8347ikr bots are crazy

[@IAMawsomeman24]

This mini-documentary is awesome and it really makes me immediately think 2 things. 1.) He was really the only actor suited for the role of the Joker movie he was in (not necessarily every iteration of Joker) and 2.) That movie definitely seemed to have parallelled or at the very least been inspired by some aspects of Joaquin life. Puts the whole movie into a new perspective and honestly I wanna rewatch it then watch all of his movies

[@allthingsminifig9263]

Your videos are absolutely incredible. The way that you basically make mini documentaries by only using footage that you've found with no narration is amazing. Keep it up man, because this type of content is what KZbin needs.

[@Ty.Stax44]

I’ve never really cared to learn about any celebrity in a deep way since I’ve never wanted to engage in a parasocial relationship knowingly or not. That being said this video literally had me upset when it ended, I can’t put to words rn how interested I was while watching all the way through. Definitely got a sub

[@kurikong2379]

This man IS the joker, that letterman interview is the exact same as that scene in the movie

[@strokesfan59]

4:15 is one of the best ads I've ever seen. I didn't know it was an add until I was already hooked in.

[@NaglisMini]

Incredible writing!

[@MilanNikolic96]

Brilliant editing. No video essay bs, no narration, just one excerpt seamlessly connecting to the next one to tell a complete tale paired up with great visuals and music choice

[@itaysharir]

Holy shit, I'm speechless. I'll remember this video for a long time... You created a new cinematic language.

[@usamaepekonis]

The way Joaquin play the media and entertainment industry is a true class act

[@DodfordYT]

always 10 steps ahead

[@jtmm5957]

He’s been in so many amazing movies! His performance on Her was honestly so moving and he really knows how to lose himself in a role. The Letterman bit was sooo hilarious and the media could not get enough

[@kaloyanyt]

It's rare for a cut in a KZbin video to give you goosebumps, but there it is 12:33! Amazing work!

[@narwhalo11]

Nobody does editing and storytelling like you do. Amazing work!

[@melaniep6964]

Agreed

[@alexbota2000]

At first I checked your videos out of curiosity and even though they're pretty long I couldn't stop myself from watching. The way you present your videos and the quality of your information makes it so entertaining yet very educational. And that "sponsor break" was the most subtle that I have ever seen. I didn't expect to enjoy a sponsor break, I usually skip them right away. But this time it was entertaining. I really like your work and I can't wait to see more. Keep up the good work, you do it so well!

[@soude85]

The videos are barely 20 minutes, how is that “pretty long”?! Can you even watch movies with that attention span?

[@isaacmeredith9421]

Joaquin and Christian bale are some of my favorite method actors just because of the presence they have in the movies. It’s a drama and they fully bring out the drama of the movie. They are never two dimensional but somehow completely they are able to pick up a completely different role and make themselves that person. I just remember watching walk the line and thinking how awesome his acting is.

[@eg3730]

And I would Daniel Day-Lewis as well beautiful

[@beu1000]

You're a real talent. Everyone in this production team is. This is art for the sake of *love*, that's amazing. We're are beholders of true, underground, talent.

[@profoundwanderer1441]

I swear these mini-docs are masterpieces. 🙌 Keep up the great work!

[@kingchuckfinley]

Out of all the edits this one is particularly brilliant. There is something so endearing about Joaquin. It’s like everything is an act, but everything is real all at once. It’s brilliant and weird and chaotic. Just like this video. You nailed it.

[@BlumeBen]

you know, i think everyone's ultimate goal is to have a Dodford video made on them!

[@ZeranZeran]

Joaquin Phoenix and Jake Gyllenhaal are 2 of my favorite actors, and they seem to share so much in common that is weird. Beautiful video, man. You got a new fan.

[@Loofus]

Some of the greatest editing and storytelling I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing.

[@originalsusser]

Storyblocks, certainly one of the best integrated ad spots I've ever witnessed. No need to fast forward past it. It seamlessly worked with the overall narrative to the point of being interesting... great job

[@zerofeltan]

Absolutely LOVING the production quality on these videos!

[@DodfordYT]

Glad to hear it!!

[@Rolando_Jay]

Wow. I loved how you fused River Phoenix into this so nostalgically and poetically only to be reminded of that tragic night at the viper room. It gave me such a strange and sad feeling.

[@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper]

I turned 48 today and I took felt that those same emotions you choose the perfect words to describe the truth of my own emotions in regards to the River here and the other part of my own experiences being a human Gen x with the place in my own history of being in the industry and the Los Angeles of the last years of a century with our brutal tender youth and the hope of another century just out of reach into a future some of us never would have the opportunity to actualize or experience as adults in a different world and I think I should know better now which is more like a mirage to me now that graphic novel style storyboard memory chain or the desaturated static of the world in which I am writing this comment by the light of a warm lonely window in the evening with the sound of a century with new threats and future ghosts and I among them all... Remembering icons, God, not this artist because robot virtual artificial shitheap I sometimes wish I had not survived this long to witness.

[@theonce-ler1734]

That transition with the joker at 17:50 hit hard

[@jamesmartinez9140]

This guys better than Netflix holy shit and hes like 20 years old

[@ILikeTheIvy]

Excellent edit. I'm glad this video was suggested..I love joaquin and I miss river so much. Its tragic. Joaquin in gladiator top 10 best performance of all time. Maybe even his portrayl of Johnny cash too

[@ashlalala87]

Didn’t want it to end!!! The editing is wonderful ! Thank you for another great piece!

[@ohmyjoshhhhhhh]

you're the first youtuber to ever get me to sit through an ad, i even wanna buy storyblocks LMAOOOo. subscribed.

[@ToneLive]

As always, your editing and story telling is phenomenal. Keep it up, always look forward to your uploads.

[@ABDCE6]

That editing was amazing!!!

[@ScannerOfficial]

I appreciate how every Dodford video seeks to humanize pop culture icons who are no longer perceived as ordinary, everyday people like us. In the end, Dodford achieves this in a spectacular manner by highlighting the cost of things we desire in life but often can't attain, contrasting the lives of superstar actors, Hollywood favorites, or icons. Despite their fame, Dodford successfully portrays a common thread that unites us all. The most striking aspect of his videos is not the number of awards, wealth, or fame these individuals have attained, but rather the simplicity of aspects that every human can relate to. Dodford's videos bring attention to elements that are often overlooked amidst the hype surrounding the American dream or other ideals. By humanizing those considered larger than life, Dodford reveals that, regardless of status, everyone faces human problems and obstacles. The higher the stakes, the greater the price individuals pay, emphasizing the shared human experience.

[@dvdaltizer]

So thankful for Dodford (and team) for leveling up KZbin. Another smash. Great job!

[@YeetwithSwag]

Y’all are killing it on this channel! super nice to have a way to see clearly into Hollywood with awesome edits

[@a2d]

I found your channel about a month ago and with every video I'm blown away with the quality of the storytelling and editing. Just incredible. Keep up the amazing work!

[@daveyhighflier]

This is just epic. The storytelling structure emotional drift and over all packaging. And sponsorship skit😂

[@scarlettdamante4945]

This is the first video of yours I've ever seen of yours THE QUALITY??? Absolutely amazing, grand job 👏🏾

[@MikeTheCavemann]

I saw Joaquin Phoenix at a grocery store in Los Angeles yesterday. I told him how cool it was to meet him in person, but I didn’t want to be a douche and bother him and ask him for photos or anything. He said, “Oh, like you’re doing now?” I was taken aback, and all I could say was “Huh?” but he kept cutting me off and going “huh? huh? huh?” and closing his hand shut in front of my face. I walked away and continued with my shopping, and I heard him chuckle as I walked off. When I came to pay for my stuff up front I saw him trying to walk out the doors with like fifteen Milky Ways in his hands without paying. The girl at the counter was very nice about it and professional, and was like “Sir, you need to pay for those first.” At first he kept pretending to be tired and not hear her, but eventually turned back around and brought them to the counter. When she took one of the bars and started scanning it multiple times, he stopped her and told her to scan them each individually “to prevent any electrical infetterence,” and then turned around and winked at me. I don’t even think that’s a word. After she scanned each bar and put them in a bag and started to say the price, he kept interrupting her by yawning really loudly.

[@DullBull]

lol classic

[@gragaloth6237]

Bro is actually a total troll😂😂

[@DodfordYT]

none of these words are in the bible

[@teriw56]

Independent thinkers, often appear douchey.

[@simongervais9302]

What a great edit!!! He needs to see this

[@AngelinaParker]

I can see why my good friend loved Joaquin. She loved the weird guys and Joaquin is a fun weird. She would have loved this video. I miss her. RIP Brandi. Fuck cancer!

[@PhilipVeinstein]

Another masterpiece, man! I love your editing and style, it really feels a true fullform documentary on Netflix or something. Keep up the good work! Always excited to see a new video from you in my KZbin feed

[@usermightbeyou]

The amount of time, thought, and creativity that goes into each of these videos is incredible. The ability to find and craft a perspective from the subjects own words (and works) is a unique one, keep creating art. Great work!

[@OhLookYouFoundCristalina]

Excellent sponsor transition , well done 👏the ad itself was fun as well 😂

[@thunderwolf4237]

I feel like I'm one of those people who are very desensitized to a lot of entertainment and movies. My curiosity for knowledge has hindered my ability to get into movies and storylines, but I will say when I watch Joaquin Phoenix, he always somehow manages to bring me back because his acting is so intense and unique.

[@skydriver5709]

Love how all of it really highlights how stupid, gullible and star struck many people are, and even after they realize the joke was on them, time and time again... they don't change.

[@veronicadunn1880]

I wonder if the celebrities you make these on ever watch them… I bet they would be proud of the work you do.

[@escrows]

Our generation was blessed with the genius of Joaquin Phoenix

[@MasterWoody]

An absolute BANGER! Very well done you should be really proud of your work! Love how you included River and went into his roots a bit! Thank you for this! Really hit home 🪙🇨🇦

[@_samaa]

Wow I remebered watching the iconic moments on the late shows but only found out it was planned!

[@teriw56]

Alway acting, he’s an actor.

[@abdulbabalola5255]

Great video as always. Never knew much about his public antics, only about his role in joker, so this was an especially fun watch. Can't wait for the Jamie vid!

[@Deadbeat__atdawn]

This channel is such a hidden gem, your videos are phenomenal! Thanks for the hard work again!

[@CC3GROUNDZERO]

200.000+ subscribers is hardly "hidden" though.

[@drex5160]

The thumbnail makes me want a Grinch movie starring Joaquin Phoenix.

[@agingerbeard]

This feels like a tribute, I had goosebumps a couple times ❤

[@RadioPsychicAstrologyByPepper]

This this this 💯❤.

[@moisestorresgarcia8179]

Dodford I really want to thank you for my tears triggered by your godlike ending sequence, for the happiness that your passion radiates and for the sadness but also inspiration for my own life. Thank you truly and long life to you

[@ladyreverie7027]

I love Joaquin so much. He's not only an amazing actor but a good person, an activist for animals. ❤️

[@MrDeez1111]

Phenomenal my dude. I was stuck to my screen. Keep them coming and i will keep consuming. Definate new sub!! Word!

[@tennenyt5311]

I kind of don't understand why people think he's weird, I relate to his mannerisms on live shows quite a lot as someone who's a private person. It really is the industry that's crazy imo

[@Philip_Taylor]

He spent a long time pretending to be insane, saying he was becoming a rapper in 2009. It would make more sense if a person tried to do that now, but back then rap music wasn't really popular in the mainstream, so it made him seem bonkers. I don't think anybody really knows why he was acting like that to be honest.

[@tennenyt5311]

@@Philip_Taylor idk, maybe it was just funny

[@bev9708]

PHENOMENAL video making!!! BRAVO!!! It never ceases to blow my mind that celebrities, much less anyone, get criticised for what they like or don't like and the media/public obsession with commenting on / criticising the perceived likes and dislikes of celebrities is absolutely insane ... I've never stopped applauding and cheering on Joaquine's frustration and mockery of it all over the years!!!!

[@johanamateu2146]

p diddy jump scare at 7:04

[@suzyvegalicious5646]

Funny how everyone just forgets or ignores the fact that he is an outstanding leader for Animal Rights and Justice. This is something I have the greatest respect and admiration for. Anyone who takes this on is an amazing human being in my eyes.

[@amandaa4744]

I absolutely love your style of video. It's amazingly different, yet perfect, and edited so incredibly well that I would watch for hours.

[@blacknapalm2131]

*Joaquin did NOT win the best actor academy award for 'The Master'* How is that real life

[@nunontherunnumberone]

He still so, so handsome.

[@pa-vl1kg]

I think that this is one of the most well done doc on Joaquin Phoenix and River. Thank you. Amazing ending, amazing cut.

[@jimrundlett-doom9339]

Joaquin is the BEST actor of our time!

[@nicktaylor5392]

I forgot how incredible an actor Joaquin is. This makes me want to go back and watch everything he ever made.

[@Millsy_]

Why pay £17.99 for a subscription when you have this level of storytelling on KZbin. Incredible work!

[@ONLY4BEES]

Best channel on this platform hands down. So refreshing to see such a crazy passionate work ethic in the videos.

[@annettesonjajesse9733]

So happy he has a family now and is grounded. Loved Napoleon. Joaquin is one of the most greatest actors of our time..

[@Z_Snowball]

The KZbin recommendation that won! I didn't know what I'd clicked on except that it was about Joaquin but I was instantly hooked and couldn't stop watching. Amazing job, thanks for that

[@ayush-ind]

I don't want to say this BUT, nowadays your videos seem boring. Maybe I've subscribed to see the creators(dodfords) view with the creators own narrative. The problem is that I'm not able to connect to the content. I understand that this Type of content is pretty hard to make and it takes so much effort. Anyways appreciate your work.

[@justinsylvest9390]

This is like Netflix level man...subbed instantly

[@Rolando_Jay]

12:43 amazing match cut! It spoke to me emotionally - from childhood to adulthood, stardom never left him.

[@AntiDecepticonCampaign]

So he goes to the hospital after drug overdose from the club…. But they have a 911 call from a 9 year old??? Something’s not adding up here…

[@mightyswag9186]

insane. So crazy the depth of these people that I would have never known about if you didn’t choose to put in the work and push through the no’s. thank you Danny

[@linedallaire6637]

We love him.... he is the VOICE of the VOICELESS.... a hero!

[@ryreis5913]

It is criminal that you don't have more subscribers. These videos are masterpieces

[@VanHoutenMC]

Insane video from the starting thumbnail-to-intro transition. Awesome work Dodford

[@archangelgabriel5316]

I think Joaquin acts his ass off now, for his brother. Every second of it.

[@AlfieWales]

man your videos never miss, I first found you on TikTok and man it's inspiring to see what you're making now!

[@barbarawedan6068]

He’s not at war with himself. He knows himself well. Genius

[@jaocbj]

Wow. This video is incredible. I can't even begin to think of all of the people I'd love to see a Doford video about, but this was certainly quite special.

I am so glad i found your channel, amazong work sir! 🎉

[@DrAlexisM]

Wow, you really did a brilliant job with this mini docu! It was absolutely at a professional standard; I wouldn’t have been surprised in the slightest if this had made by a well established production company. If you aren’t already doing it professionally (and you enjoy the work enough / aren’t already doing something you prefer)- I’d seriously suggest perusing a career out of it. Seriously phenomenal! 👌🏼

[@zimtastic1171]

You make incredible documentaries, bro. Round of applause, my friend. Another one beautifully done. I love it. x