Cohasset Historical Society - Furbelows, Flounces, and Fripperies: The Gilded Age in Cohasset 

Yeah, I noticed that cute little pat as well.😊

I bet they told them that they are recording - but people are people... Most of them are zero disciplined... More distracting is that the camera man film the skirts when she talk abaut the bodieces

​​@@katarinatibai8396I would have at least liked to see slow-motion footage of each gown with the camera focused on the bodice first, all the way around, then the skirt all the way around, perhaps done outside of business hours, with the stanchions removed, protective cloth put down, and shoes removed or covered, for walking around each gown 2 or 3 times while filming, then slowed down in editing; and filmed separately from the spoken information, then edited together. I hit pause a few times, but wasn't quite the same. I realize that funding doesn't always allow for ideal filming. Editing to add that at least when Ms. McGowan was showing features of the gowns as Ms. Shlag was speaking, the camera operator mainly focused on what Ms. McGowan was showing.

They should have closed the museum for a extended lunch time. This was a great presentation except for the noise.

Hello John. The dress forms used in the exhibit are from a variety of vendors and have been collected over the years. Roxy display is one ofcthe main vendors used. Thanks for your inquiry and we're glad you enjoyed the video.

Your sound system is probably playing only 1 channel. The music is on a separate track.

@@143tvcctv9 There really, really is no sound!

There is sound. Not sure what the issue might be.

@@143tvcctv9 There is no sound. The video is silent. The music plays at the beginning, then silence! The curator's mouth moves, in silence! Nothing wrong with the computer, think it would be nice to issue video with sound.

Agreed