I am still running MoviePlus X6 and edited this little number with it that I filmed at one of my local pubs at the weekend.
I have known these guys for years in my area from various bands who always put on a good show. Have a listen through a decent sound system or headphones for best audio. I filmed this with a Panasonic camcorder and a GoPro with a Zoom audio recorder. It wasn't the best setup for the band as we kept having intermittent rain all evening.
https://youtu.be/7AlK3a4vTuU

One of our walks from our house in the UK from our garden is solely across fields and the river to a small graveyard where my parents and lots of people that I grew up with are buried. It's only when I look at the ages of some of them that I realize I'm living on borrowed time !!!!    It's quite well kept but unfortunately the local badgers love digging it up! I often sit for a while and reminiscing of those days from the early 50s when everything ran at a different pace and life seemed perfect for me growing up.

The "moving" film was very well filmed and I thought that I had seen it before? and of course I had on the old Serif forum as you said.

Yes they are basically a "battery" for charging a phone or anything else that will work via a USB connection and is a similar size to a mobile phone, also it will fit in my pocket.
This is the one that I use with the GoPro or the Panasonic 900 as they are 5 volt. However I would only ever use them with the battery in the camera and not a "dummy" and plugged into the camera charging socket so as to protect the onboard circuits. I have used them for about 3 years and never had a problem and you can get them that will charge at higher voltage and wattage but at a higher price.
Also of course it will charge your phone if needed !
   

9000000mAh Power Bank Fast Charger Battery Pack Portable 4 USB for Mobile Phone

I had a friend who worked at Kodak who used to get me large unexposed lengths of 16mm B&W film that he would split and double perf that I would then develop it in my dark room during my 8mm days. Also I remember winding back the S8 cassettes to superimpose titles, you actually had to break the internal ratchet to do it after taking it out of the camera in the dark room, and of course it had to be completely dark as it was colour film (so no safety light of any kind) Incidentally S8 is the same external dimension as Std 8 but has a slightly bigger picture size because the perforations are smaller.
As has been mentioned, people today have no idea what a lot of time and expense and thought it was back in those days to make a film. I remember a 400ft one that I made and edited for a Motocross club that I belonged to back in the 70s that used 10 S8 cassettes. I can't remember how much they cost but it seemed a fortune at the time. It's just so easy these days as you can film as much as you like to get it right.

"You've capture the way it was and how ordinary people gathered in good fellowship in a time when you'd think that spirit had long departed from modern life.

Good job of shooting faces for historical record."

Exactly how I wanted to show it!  Totally for the people that were there as it wouldn't be of much interest to anyone else, except possibly the local villages (including mine) the didn't put anything on !

I've got some going back 15 or so years, however I think that they won't show up on my site.  I seem to remember them sending me an email to say that they were not going to keep them after a certain time but I can still see them. YouTube was launched in 2005 and I joined in 2008 ?

Yes a good bit of green screen and editing well done Paul.

OK I have now processed the original.
https://youtu.be/sLNVtRj1v3s

I sometimes have to get rid of background noise in my music videos and it seems to work in your film.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wBrNIjErtMs

I to have been used to sync with just about all the videos that I make because I always use a separate audio recorder in wav for recording bands and (if I can) put a flash drive in the mixing desk (as long as the sound man knows what he is doing) ! I also normally use at least 2 cameras with one fixed and often 3 with 2 fixed depending on the venue (and space available) as tripods often get kicked by over exuberant dancing !
I don't bother using a decent separate mic on the hand held camera as I constantly move about that obviously alters the sound from different speakers. The only problem that I sometimes have is the waveform on the timelines is completely different visually between MP3 and wav so I have to use headphones to get it exact.
Sometimes when it is loaded onto YouTube it is rendered by them actually out of sync !!
And I also noticed that Eric's video was dubbed, the wind blowing the plants was a giveaway. Next time add a small amount of wind noise on the track and we wouldn't have noticed !!!!!!

I have been spending the last week or so filming bands down here, but today Sue and I went for a walk out the back of our "Place in the Sun" where I was amazed at how much has grown on the ground since it was bulldozed and flattened to make way for even more holiday homes.
This was done about 4/5 years back but stumbled because of a right of way problem from the main road that no doubt will be sorted out when someone receives enough money !
As it is right on the side of very high ground, huge drainage culverts have been installed that you can actually walk through under the complete site. Although we don't tend to get much rain down this part, when it does it causes flash floods that have to be seen to believe !
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dnZ__XBcwQ8

I noticed that there are some temporary traffic lights just along the road by our house and I could see that there is a film set being built in the old farm yard, it is often used for that purpose so I went in and asked about it. It's for a scene in a new TV series called  Horseface. It's a period Dick Turpin thing and staring Hugh Bonneville, the filming is starting on Monday and the lights are to keep the traffic from sodding the background up. I might try and get on the set and take a few shots !
Over the years many scenes for period films (and complete films) have been been made in our village and I used to go on to the sets, as I had decent photographic gear I used to snap away at the actors who would often pose for me. I once got paid a lot of money to get a picture of a "starlet" that was appearing in a film in her costume after the Sunday paper photographer had got thrown off the set trying to get a "sneak preview"