Bad Company K-9...(2) - Page 2

To the motorcycle guy....

This was on one of the cop shows on TV and he basically said that he accidentally set off the releaser for the door while reaching for his gun. Oh well, the dude deserved it!

Overall, VERY nicely done video production--loved the changing colors and the effect with the dog's eyes, and of course, the great street footage.    It was, however, a little heavy on the music at times--I was straining to hear the screams that were drowned out by Eminem in the garage scene--but if you put two and two together, that's probably the screaming that you hear in the introduction ;-).  But these are really minor, things--the overall effect the video is simply stunning.   Very enjoyable--thanks so much for posting, Kelly!   Scott

very nice video...
watch it twice, and thought music was great..
dont really need to hear the screams of the bad guys..
we all have dogs and have felt them bike on a sleeve.. now just imagine a bite on just your arm.

we all know what are dogs, and how hard they bite..

:)

o-yeh and the general public watch this video too..

pretty sure they dont want to hear someone screaming as a dog bites them..
for us.. its kool and we would like to hear it. but 70% of the public dont

Good point kaoboy--I was kinda thinking the same thing about the screaming.  It's no coincidence that the screen is black in the introduction. ;-)

I actually thought the music was a perfect match for the video, and I enjoyed it as well, I guess I am just that sick of a person that I was let down by not hearing the guy's screams in the garage. ;-) Or maybe it's just a matter of seeing a little street justice.  My blood was absolutely boiling when I saw the officer lying on the street, pointing in the direction of where the suspect ran.  I am just a civilian, so I can only imagine how the officers felt. 

I think my reference to it being heavy on the music had more to do with one of the later videos, meaning there seemed to a lot of music and not so much street footage, but, again this is pretty minor.  I really, really enjoyed these videos--especially the first one.  I hope I didn't seem too negative, or nit picking because the production was pretty much first rate.  I'm kind of surprised there has been so few posts on here about it.  I shared the first video with a bunch of my training partners and they all loved it.