This is the story of a girl named Rapunzel. Once upon a time a single drop
of sunlight fell from the heavens to create a magic golden flower. But hey,
you know the story: Creepy old woman locks long-haired princess
up in a tower. And each year on her birthday when
glowing lanterns filled the sky, Princess Rapunzel dreamed of setting off on an
adventure to see the lanterns.
Though her wish seemed almost impossible, Rapunzel believed it could come true.
Because that's how all great adventures start, right? With just a dream.
Before you go, I need your help.
My dad: (off screen) 'kay.
What? No. It's a recording. [laughter] You're good. You can go.
My dad: (off screen) You do understand, don't you?
I do understand. [laughter throughout] My dad: (off screen) I was just about to walk out the door, "Before you go, I know your help."
I need to know if you want to see more content like this. And you can let me know that in two ways. You can either
literally, like, leave me a comment below and tell me you want to see more content
like this and maybe even leave your ideas for types of videos you'd like to
see. And secondly, you can let me know that by sharing it. This project started
just as an intro for a Rapunzel makeup tutorial, which by the way is actually
done and is coming. I'm gonna post it to here in a couple days so make sure you
subscribe and ring the little bell so that you're notified when that comes. That intro
wound up evolving into what you just watched, which took me about six months
because I have never worked with motion graphics or special effects or CGI or
any of that before, so I had to teach it all to myself. Either way I'm gonna keep doing
videos like I've done before, but I just need to know if you guys want to see
more videos like this so I know if I should be investing of the amount of time and
money that it takes to make something like this. So just tell me and share
because that's the only way I'm gonna know. Thank you for watching. Thank you
for your patience as I've been just fighting through this project. Also a big thank you
to the very talented Brian Hull for being our voice of Flynn Rider.
Thank you to everyone who helped make this happen - everyone from Aspen Rae,
who fixed my hair after a hair fiasco, to my dad who was a first-time
cameraman in Vail and then also drove all the way back to Vail when we realized we
didn't get a shot of the tower, which was really important. Anyway, I'm going to post the
makeup tutorial here in a couple days, so make sure you subscribe and ring the
bell so you don't miss that, and I'll see you guys next time.