I was surprised that I was asked to film for the Hessischer Rundfunk (HR). The background was a “thing from the roof” and nobody really knew what exactly the attic find could be used for.
I immediately suspected it was a willow plane and disaster took its course. A date was set for the recordings and they met in Wippenbach in my workshop at the time. However, I should also be dressed appropriately for the age of the tool. However, the clothes the filming team brought with them didn’t fit. So I quickly went home and changed my clothes.
Equipped in this way, filming could begin with a slight delay. Shot after shot was shot and some of them were repeated. As you know it and the director is happy.
It took a few hours to make a 1-minute explanatory video for the thing on the roof.
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