Director/Photographer Daniel Teetor Amazing Eye, Keeps Us All Boating Into The Winter!
Screen Shot from the amazing footage – Photo Daniel Teetor – Rights Reserved
A huge thanks to Film Director Daniel Teetor for shooting this amazing 6 ish minute film to remind us all that we tucked away our boats just a tad too soon. I am sure I will go back to this film throughout the winter to keep the varnish warm in my heart.
WOW – Photo Daniel Teetor – Rights Reserved
I will add as a Creative Director and Art Director of 40 years, This is killer footage, not easy to do and screams passion for these amazing boats. Hacker-Craft, Gar Wood and a Chris Craft. The Trinity of Mahogany for sure. Enjoy and bask in the warmth Daniel was able to capture!
WOW!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Amazing! Boating the Blue!
By the way, the embedded video doesn’t work. I had to manually go to YouTube and search for “Daniel Teetor”. It’s worth the effort. Even the music is good…which is rare in wood boat videos!
Wondered if I was the only one who couldn’t make it work ?
Beautiful work. Great collection of boats. Looking outside makes it better.
What a tribute to Dan and his Dad, Jack. Thanks for the memories Dan.
I always loved stopping by there Jack and Janette..were great to talk to
Great video guys! I knew your dad and got to see your families collection of boats years ago and spend some time with your dad. It brought back a lot of memories for me because I spent some of my childhood living in Colony Drive on the river. I received a few letters from your dad and he used a typewriter which I thought was pretty cool. Its great to see your keeping the love for wooden boating going, he would be proud.
Colony Drive – blast from our past… so great!
Fantastic – A great video to watch this morning as it is now snowing in the Detroit area.
As I remember Daniel had three boats at “Boat the Blue” – I wonder if this video was made at that time on the St. Clair Flats?
Only 6 months until we can launch again!! [Crap].
Thanks to all of you for the kind comments about the film and the memories of my parents. All three of the boats were indeed at Boat the Blue but all the video and photos in the film were shot in prior years. Everything showing the three boats together was shot in August, 2017. I wasn’t able to begin producing the film until earlier this year.
Wilson, you and I being the oldies of the crew…I could not view it at first either…but went straight to youtube and got it….sort of repetitive I thought…but pretty shots.
John in Va.
Such talent, and such amazing angles of exciting footage. I can imagine how much raw footage they must have shot and all the hours to edit it all, into this tribute to our boating hobby.
Thank you for all your team’s efforts.
Boat the Blue, and GO BLUE!!!
Sorry, that must have been changed. Just watch on YouTube. It’s worth it
Damn!!!!!! That was good, you are back Matt. Daniel such great footage and editing. Those drivers had a lot bigger nads than I do. To run that close at that speed with Boats that expensive. I guess I realise what it takes to repair even a bump. Risking it for a great video!!
The video has been fixed you can watch it here, but open it up to full screen. The imagry is amazing
Outstanding! Almost lost the drone to the flagpole on the bow. Too bad about the visible prop blades though.
Why I’ll never move away!
Great video. Now I really want a triple!
I know! Me too!!!!
Some good angles and drone photography, but all a bit predictable and that damned Tits and Swords music? Ye Gods, when will it stop? Gimme engines, dammit, not Netflix themes.
Just how many Teetors are there?
Lots.
Where are episodes one & two?
How dare you post this video for us to view in such a vulnerable state. Its like watching Rachel Welsh, Bridget Bardot and Tina Louise doing a pole dance at a strip club and not being able to “touch the merchandise”. Pictures may be subject to copyright laws.
Awesome, especially when you’re bed-ridden with the flu. Was it just me, or did some of those shots have the boats a little close? One errant wave, and ….
Old crankshafts are not art. The production and the boats? DEFINITLY ART. Took pretty big brass nuts to get some of those action shots. Thanks for the show.
Fantastic !
I just shared this video with my grandsons in Australia. Hope they get bit with the “bug”.
I;m going to watch this over and over again when I get bored or tired of working on my 25 footer. Makes the blood boil again.
Some of you commented on the boat driving so I thought it prudent to explain a little. The drivers have been working with me for many years on these types of photo shoots. They will admit that there certainly is some level of stress with the close quarters work. But we practice A LOT! Their driving skills come from decades of this experience and none of us will risk bumping one of the boats.
Thanks for all your comments and opinions. We’ll certainly keep them in mind for the next film.