Nice job! Wtg on putting it all together. 
From a movie standpoint, I'd say to put the films of Inside the cockpit before the chase view parts between 6:30 - 10:30. It's the same song still. I don't really understand the first chase film at 6:30 with no music. I feel a better film could take that spot, it looks like a spit trailing a P38 but nothing really happens. It also looks like you can play the game in chase view, which is not so. To me, I'd limit some of those chase views, or put them in cockpit view, or chose different angles from the chase view. Chase view comes off sorta gamey. For some of the shooting scenes, it could switch to the gun film mode or something like that, for example the bombers shooting down the plane you are chasing at 9:13 being shot by the bombers. I do like some of the other angle shots you have though and think those are solid. Not so sure about the lanc crash landing on the CV haha, but I get it with the music. It just seems goofy though relative to the seriousness of the beginning and kinda takes away from the "realness" factor.
Hey, just my thoughts. Think it's a fun film with some cool shots for sure and I do like the music. Definitely more than I am capable of
It's referred to as cinematic film. A cross between a movie and the game. There are interior shots.
It's all good. It's going to be edited. That first shot was a fluke, it's not the same shot I lost, and I got burned out on cutting a new one. It's kind rough to keep up with a furball in a fixed camera position,... everything comes and goes very quickly. It may just go by-bye. I wanted a quite scene giving the next thumping scene more impact, but the more I watch the more I agree.
As far as I know, and I am newish AGAIN, in film viewer I don't know how to jump to other planes, I seem to be limited to the host plane. To be honest I couldn't find anyone who would do those shots with me when I had my own free time. T
he AH viewer can be a PITA, have a perfect scene setup and hit play and it changes, or hit stop and it's gone, start over 100 times. Pause is the workaround to not losing a setting. I try to use as little of it as possible. Until I find out something I thought I couldn't do, I use Bandicam to just copy the screen.
The video is going to get trimmed down. The core will stay the same, but the start and end will change. Plus it needs to be uploaded as 4k, it's currently at SD. There is a few tricks I'm going to try to bypass YT compression when I upload the finished version.
Thanks for the helpful comments. Always best to have more then one set of eyes.
