Auto Assembly 2009 Script Reading On Youtube And

[Andy Turnbull]

Auto Assembly 2009 Script Reading On Youtube
And More...


For those of you who attended Auto Assembly 2009, you've been waitng for months for the chance to see it again, and for those of you who couldn't make it, you've been wondering what all the fuss was about, but we are now proud to announce that we are releasing the footage of our live script reading from Auto Assembly 2009 on the official Auto Assembly channel on Youtube!

For those of you who don't know, the script reading took place on the Saturday evening of the convention and featured a brand new 25 minute Beast Wars script written exclusively for the convention and was performed by Gregg Berger, Ian James Corlett, comic artists Simon Williams, Nick Roche, and a number of fans who auditioned for additional roles.

Over the coming weeks we will be uploading the Script Reading and a whole host of other clips from Auto Assembly 2009 - interviews, general footage, guest panels and much much more. As well as this, we be be uploading Highlight Reels from our archives from past events dating back to the very first Auto Assembly event in 2000!

The first videos from this archive are online NOW and new videos will be added every day or two so keep coming back to see all the latest updates. Footage from Auto Assembly 2000, 2001 and the first interview from Auto Assembly 2009 are online NOW and Part One of the Script Reading will be available by the time most of you read this! To see these, just visit the channel at www.youtube.com/autoassembly and if you want to know about the videos as they become available, why not subscribe to us?!

The channel will also bring you the latest news and developments on Auto Assembly 2010 which is going to be our biggest and best yet. We want to celebrate Auto Assembly's 10th Anniversary in style and give you the best Transformers convention that Europe has ever seen. Over the weekend of Friday 13th - Sunday 15th August 2010 we will be bringing you AT LEAST three guests of honour (Garry Chalk and Derrick J Wyatt are already confirmed), a massive Saturday evening programme with a party, live band, costume competition and loads more, toy and art displays, dealers, comic guests, free autograph sessions, video games area, workshops, dedicated childrens programming, video screenings and so much more!

All this will be taking place at the The Holiday Inn Birmingham City Centre, Birmingham, England. Tickets for the weekend are on sale now through the website for for the weekend for adults and for children, students and senior citizens, with under 5s admitted free. Single day passes will be made available for sale closer to the convention.

For more details on the convention, to see a full list of all the guests and activities taking place over the weekend, or to book your tickets, visit the website at www.autoassembly.org.uk

We hope to see you all in August 2010.

The Auto Assembly 2010 Team

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[Deleted]

I can't seem to hear any sound on part 2 of the 2001 reel.

[Deleted]

As I had to put in my comment afterwards, sadly the sound on part two is very quiet (the wonders of using a camcorder and no sound system for talks / presentations back in the days of the smaller events). The sound IS there but what you need to do is just boost the volume on Youtube AND your PC.

For those who were there, it wasn't too hard to hear but I had the video camera tripod-mounted at the back of the room and the quiz was done without a mic at the front. Even with a separate powered microphone attached to the camera, it couldn't pick the speech up any better than it did.

Don't forget that the camera was an old 8mm cassette-based camera too and not digital that I had owned for at least 4 years before the event, if not more! Yup, it was THAT old!!

[Deleted]

Don't get me wrong - I'm not complaining about the low sound - I just thought I'd mention it. The sound quality on a number of home videos on YouTube are poor and I guessed that it was something to do with equipment problems at the time.

[Mark_Stevenson]

It's quite eerie seeing how young the TMUKers who cameo in the AA2000 video look... Myself included. Jeeps I'm getting old.

Mx