@Pedromayn and I were just talking about criteria here…because I’m worried this might enter into the territories where any single ‘edit’ on YouTube made in the UK could have a right to be in here and that could become a nightmare.
Especially as there is this weird point where things are ‘official’ releases by brands or (IMHO) ‘proper’ scene videos which were only ever online. What gives them the right over say a local park edit filmed over a summer and covering a scene?
Maybe this should be about “Commercially Available UK Skate Videos”? but then that still doesn’t answer the question around independent online releases.
Yeah I noticed that. I think you’ll struggle to do that perfectly in a spreadsheet to be honest. You’ve got a one:many relationship between the “crew/company” and the “creator”. E.g. there can be two people credited with making a video for one company. So your choices are either to group the creators together which causes duplicates in the “by” column, or split them out into multiple rows, but that would duplicate everything. Best just leaving it as is I reckon.
You could add another tab with a “crew/company” column and a “creator” column if you really wanted to handle it gracefully in something like Data Studio… but that’s overkill. And that’s what databases are for.
I just need a better term because money doesn’t need to change hands, really. It just needs to be about defining a line as to what is ‘legit’ in this situation and what isn’t.
I got my dates wrong on ‘Cheese…’ and ‘Brighten’. Yours @wayout are right. I was confusing’Cheese on Tape’ with Slim’s first video, ‘High Tide’. Which I think I’m right in saying, came out in 2003.
Is the HSC+ smoking bearings etc online at all? @nav gave it to me years ago. This was prior to his mega mix VHS he gave me. I’d like to watch it for nostalgia
