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I've enjoyed youtubes of people going through old missile silo's, caves and such. See what you think about this video presented as a "found" location. Pretty darn creepy. The rest you can easily find out rootin around the net. Very talented. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjY897CCu4g&t=727s
Thumbs up. This reminds me of this mini-movie I saw where a kid has to go to the family's basement while his parents are out. *Spoilers ahead* On the phone, the mom asks him to count out loud each step as he goes down the staircase. The counting never stops.
Is there any way a person can find out the location of where a You Tube video is shot? Private property my butt. Part of that looked like the place where they shot some of the Saw movie scenes.
There is a link on the youtube page of the video to get some information on the young man that created this piece. I think he's an aspiring video artist. What I think he has done is to use editing of locations and some computerized CGI to craft this narrative of a mysterious pathway descending downward to a enigmatic realm that has no objective reason to be there. I think it was very effectively done. Kid's got talent I think. Hope he parlays it into a useful career.
However it was done, that kid has a talent. However, there are only so many ways that could be used for movie sets, and none of the story line options are very positive.