Posting a community poll on your channel can be a good way to figure out what more of your viewers think. Most people won’t write a comment but many will click a choice on a poll

This feels so much better! Dave is back and we learn some names of the new people and we get a better feel for the land by looking at the new map. I just want to say (I'm sure you have been told many times before) that all the criticism that popped up after the latest videos was done by people who LOVE what you are doing and are therefore super-invested in your channel. I think it shows for a great mentality that you were able to incorporate all the thoughts of your viewers in such a short time. I really enjoyed watching this!

It's been mentioned a couple of times already, but I feel like this video is a huge step up. It's like Felix's style and professionalism meets older project kamp videos. We can really feel you guys listen to feedback and we see the style of the videos evolve in a great direction Love tuning in every week to watch these, they're truly a breath of fresh air

For the chainsaw, buy or arrange a chain sharpener. Also pay attention to the chain tension otherwise the chain may run off the bar. And please wear saw pants when using the saw, if you slip, a ride to the ER will take a very long time.

Last few weeks have had good videos but this one feels like we are back to form! This time with great editing and music. Always love watching the working progress!

People just need to understand that it takes time to develop a new videoformat. In the tv-world it takes months of testing, re-editing, re-writing to find the perfect flow and storytelling style for a new programme. In Project Kamp's case the video developing phase is basically public, so people shouldn't freak out yet. In my opinion it is definitely getting better with each update. For me a little less beautyshot scenes and a bit more story and developing would be preferable. But like Dave said, you can't make it perfect for everyone. Good busy!

I think the "all inclusive" approach that you are now working towards is the way to go. Thanks for sharing this journey. I love your enthusiasm.

I've seen the chainsaw getting a bit stuck while cutting the mimosa. When you have a branch hanging on the air, cut it from the bottom to top, otherwise when the chain gets almost down the branch will grab it. Like others said, sharpening and buying safety gear is a must. I've binge watched the whole playlist for the past few days and I loved it. Keep it going like that. As a portuguese, I'm glad that a project like this with that variety of nationalities and great people is taking place here in Portugal!

In addition to being more informational about the projects, this format also includes Dave. His presentation and charisma is key to making these videos work.

I like the evolution of the project including the video style changes. My only input re videography is that your older videos were entertaining documentaries and felt denser in content ( in a good way), where as the new ones have lost informational content in favour of atmospheric cinematic musings on a romanticised version of life in project camp. I have felt that a 20 minute video could have been half that and had the same info in them. Keep up the good work hope this helps 🙏

could be interesting to focus on one person each week, following what they do and learning about who they are, alongside also seeing major developments

sharpen the chainsaw, and tighten the chain, dangerous especially with no safety gear

dave's videography was beautiful but the upgrade in the focus a devoted filmer can give is incredible. Felix truly has a gift. and obviously, it's good to hear Dave's voice again!

Hello Felix. Keep going like you are. You're doing a great job, the videos are really good.

I love this episode, it has both good quality scenes and information to understand what is going on in the land. I believe previous episodes felt a little bit far because since it has changed a lot in the Kamp, we didnt know the people and the system but as we got familiar it become much more relatable. Thanks Dave, Thanks Felix for letting us know this important project. I wish luck all the people out there. Greetings from Turkey!

The object is to produce engaging and entertaining videos, that will capture the most subscribers. Chanel growth is what's most important to long term sustainability. I subscribed when you had less than 10k subscribers. I'm delighted by the project's progression, and the growth of your Chanel. I will continue to watch, because you, and your project, are both interesting, and relatable. Thank you for sharing.

I like when the video is more technical in nature .

Highlights: 1. I love the video of the pup, really reminds me that its not just all work, there relaxation being had, obviously not just by the dog, but it refocuses the mind to not just stuff getting done, but enjoyment being had. 2. I love that you include different peoplr, I wish I could be involved somehow and maybe down the road my wife and ai will have an opportunity to support. But in the videos, you include everyone - everyone has value, people matter. 3. Respect to Nature, tree and shrubs need to be cleared - but you guys are tearing everything down and that is important. i love you are looking out for what is best for the balance of it all. 4. Weather - it happens, but even on the stormy days, you are all actively doing something - not lazy. maybe relaxing but moreso enjoying. 5. upcycling the table is exciting to see. keep it up. drawbacks: 1. there are still a few points when the volume changes and you can hear what is happening, in these times its be a great place to cut the noise and replace it with music. 2. the graphics were terrible for the map - the point is made - but a better version would be great even if briefly. in the end its fine not to get it, but hopefully we see a part two with the better qaulity version, a diorama would be neat but obviously not needed lol. 3. more insight as to how us normal people can help. prayer, funds, what?

The dog thinking it can play fetch with that tree made my day

I would like to see an Update for the Building that was taken by nature. Maybe just an Update for the Plans you have with this Building. I like the Style of the Editiing. Felix is doing a great Job.

Everything about this channel is so satisfying and addicting.

Nice work with the tables. I liked very much seeing Dave coming forward and addressing the video's topic. On the other hand, I don't think you should care too much about our feedback. The project and its goals is the main thing. Keep going building purposeful stuff. I will be following the journey :)

This video is so good. I love the improvements. And I’m a big fan of Felix.

I like the new style and as the Kamp scales and you have more parallel projects it's only logical you can't be everywhere at once to film it AND edit it AND still do other projects on your own. Soon you will have so much content that you won't need to take a season Break in winter anymore. Anyway, super impressed with what you guys are doing and I hope it lays the groundwork to serve as an example for many others. On one hand I'd love to join but on the other I'm to weak to go vegan :P and besides I have my own Kamp to manage here with my wife and newborn daughter. Greetings from Belgium!

I think Felix is an important addition to your group and the channel. 👏 I also think that this week's episode is more coherent (easier to watch) than S2, E 1&2 with less jump and focused shots. But it is always going to be a challenge to document everything going on. All the more so with a bigger crew and multiple projects on the land happening concurrently. Thank you for making the effort to share your adventures with all of us on KZfaq.

I’d really love to see video portraits on the helpers and everyone involved in the project in these videos. Who are they, what are their skills and expertises, where do they come from and what motivated them to come and help in Project Kamp!

Absolutely loving these videos! Production keeps getting better! keep it up guys!!

Having someone editing videos for us to watch is so important. Editing takes a lot of time. I like all the videos.

This video was way better, felt a lot more like before, and before is absolutely great!!! Good job!

The new videos are terrific. They, along with the original videos, document the process you are going through in creating Project Kamp. Keep up the good work.

Thank you all for being transparent and for valuing our feedback. Dave is nice to see you again, even if Felix is doing the new videos you shouldn't disappear from them ;) This episode was really nice, coming back for the old type of straightforward videos, that in my opinion, I enjoy the most because i felt more into the project and learning better. I felt we jumped some informations in the previous ones and that the videos could be a bit shorter (some plans are too long and repetitive). It would also be nice to share a bit more information of how you organize yourselves, what are your names, where you came from, what's the role in the project, background,... Changes are necessary and we are happy to see you growth, so keep going :)

I love the new style! It's clear we are getting more information and a little more personal view of some things going on, much more entertaining overall I think. Great stuff!!

I really like the new style of videos. I'm somewhat new to this channel but the ones from season two feel way more professional.

Variety is a spice for life. The format last season was good, but I trying new formats and approaches to see what works is a good idea, which I applaud. I'm sure all the new people will get more comfortable and confident in front of the camera with a bit of time and patience, just like you did. BTW the chain on your chainsaw needs sharpening, it is quiet easy skill to learn.

The change in video making has been great (this is a personal opinion) and it's great to see the way that it is flowing

You really should take safe chainsaw operation more seriously. Yoga is more challenging with fewer limbs than average. Nominate someone for proper training, and don't let anyone else touch the thing. Please.

This episode was great! Really love what you are doing and it feels you took in a lot of the recent feedback. Having multiple people talk and guide us through the episode was a nice element. And I‘d be happy to see all the new people slowly being introduced like Jeannie was in this video. Keep up the great work!

I guess it makes sense that with a new video maker comes a new style and that's ok with me as long as I can continue to see all the projects and progress. I also want to say how AMAZING the ladies of Project Kamp are and it especially shines in this episode! I appreciate all your hard work and it always inspires me to do better in my own life! Thanks for sharing! Shalom from Mesa, Arizona USA!

Logical. Straightforward. Development. You summed it up nicely. The one year recap was super well done and I'd be interested in watching more videos in that style.

it would be nice to have more detail captured from the inside (even if the videos are longer with less editing it's fine, like in the old days), but what was interesting about season 1 was the foreground presence in the field, which is missing a bit in season 2 by giving more space to footage of the dog

It's good to see you've finally got (or almost got) a good height map, so you can look at opportunities for rainwater capture, and hopefully some upper level ponds that can gravity feed water for use in fire events, droughts, etc. It's really the basis of land management in general. As to the video style, I like that there's more of a feel for what life at Kamp is like, and the trend towards more explanation of what people are actually doing and why they're doing it is positive. I was especially happy with the music in the bit where they were sanding the tables. I'm from rural east coast Canada originally, and that's very much fiddle country, often with piano accompaniment, so it's really good to hear that sort of music here.

Just found your channel last week through the YEAR 1 summary video, & I'm really loving this project and everyone involved. So stoked for what's to come.

Really enjoy the new process of showing viewers the content. Very professional and well documented. Keep up the good work folks.

You’re living the dream and I’m hooked! Just found your recap vid and had to binge watch to catch up 🤨🥰 You’re creating something super special there. Thank you for sharing your journey, your tribe and your love with us all! 🤍🌎✌️

Video was excellent. Not too long, good mix of atmo shots and substance. Great.

Great new formatting. Nice to see the Kamp evolving and the characters that make projects happen. Thanks for sharing, I watched all your vlogs, keep up the good work gang.

I enjoy both styles of videos. Glad that we still get to hear directly from you. What you and your team are doing is amazing.

Love the evolving style it is organic. It is great having a few different subjects every week. May I ask if each little film can have the presenter introduce themselves clearly in a static shot that is constant throughout the piece to camera? Most importantly tell the viewer of their story.

I am a new subscriber and can only say this style of video is exactly what made me subscribe. Relaxing, fun, educational, personal, beautiful. A good mix. No one and nothing can never stay the same. Growth requires change, always. And with a mix of opinions, you need to stay true to yourself, not try to please a crowd that will never be united in what they want.

Felix thanks for all your hard work your use of space when videoing is lovely. I would like to see more of the conversations between people included as it explains the reasons why the projects evolve as they do rather than jumping to how it was done, this aspect of the collaboration and negotiation of community life is the heart of this entire project and is so good to learn from. Thank you

I think what you guys are accomplishing is amazing. I’m thankful we are able to watch. Filming and editing is a full time job and having 1 person dedicated to this job is smart . Keep up the great content. Watching All the way from Ontario Canada !!

Like the new style and appreciate the freedom it gives you to show all the features of projects you are working on. Also love the adorable shots of your canine friend at the kamp. He seems to follow the camera man everywhre. A very loyal friend

About the video editing, I'm liking it as I did the one's on the last season! It's different but it serves the same goal that's show us the project!! Thank you again for sharing! It's very very inspiring

Topography is so useful! Love seeing your progress!

i love the video sytle right now. I enjoy different people speakig, small interviews, beautiful shots and the music is always perfect :) keep it up Felix

OMG!!!! This Drone mapping is SOO COOL! And also very useful! Sent to my dad already because this will come very handy for him! Thank you very much to share , as always ❤️

Love the videos and I especially like seeing the growth of your Kamp, the people and videos. How exciting to be able to be a part of it all. Strong work everyone!! ((The music choices have been, and are, fantastic!))

Liked the sit downs to understand what is going on! Also to have a good beginning and end to each video helps allot

Just started watching you guys and I know I’ll definitely be here for awhile! Much love and keep up the great work!

How cool to have the topographical map! I’m sure, as you said, it will come to be very helpful to plan out a number of things in the future. Congrats on all the help to accomplish this.

Love the videos. Good job, nice seeing Dave.

Found out about yall 2 days ago, I'm ready to follow this journey for the following years!

Nice video. So happy to see Dave again. Sending love from Philippines ❤

Great work Project Kamp, love the whole process 🙏

In the previous videos I really enjoyed the checklists of what was coming up and what was accomplished. It really gave an ideal overview of the long term plan for the project.

Nice the timelapse, I'm loving it

I think the new person doing the video is doing a great job, very entertaining. I liked the first videos too, the important thing is that you did the videos not how. And for that a very large hug to your whole crew!!!

I think the main issue for me in the first few videos this season is that I missed seeing and hearing Dave. He was our guide and narrator last year and he was just gone. I realize he is very busy but if he could be around a little more in the videos that would be good.

I just love seeing what's going on. Just keep making the videos;)

Good stuff, Kampers! I got a thrill at 12:16, when I recognized the "Weasels Ripped My Flesh" tee shirt that one of the fellows is wearing. I was about to be a Junior in college in the summer of 1970 when the album came out. Congratulations, young hippies. I respect the lives you are living!

I am a waste, sanitation and renewable energy expert and I love your green field projects. I guess wood will be a major energy source, and I recommend rocket stoves so you can utilize small branches for cooking. If you want to increase fertility of soil with biochar can look at Kontiki kiln. I also recommend black and grey water separation, using garden as grey water drainage, and replace your compost toilet with a Biogas digester for all your organic waste and black water. This can produce enough cooking gas. If your solar PV has batteries, highly recommend you convert the top pond into a reservoir and pipe the water to the lowest point and run a small hydro turbine that can be turned on to charge your battery for the winter when there is less sun. You can also look into Genoa Sterling , for small sterling engines that can run on burning wood, but that is very exotic. From your video my first assessment is there is enough waste wood on the property to sustain your cooking needs for two years before you need to start harvesting trees, but it will not last forever, especially if you start to utilize the two ruins. Solar and hydro plus good battery storage on site will be sufficient for future expansions but you will need to relive on biogas for cooking gas in the future. Can look into growing some cash crop and energy crop mix and taking waste agriculture products from neighbors to feed your digester.

You guys are making some really good progress. But your chainsaw need some love you might want to look at buying some new team saw blades they keep on rotation to keep them Sharp your sewing starting back and forth tells me that that blade is dull. So keep up the great work the video it works great don't forget to have some fun.

great video making and love your hardwork

Very new to these videos but am loving what I see, can't wait to see how this project turns out in the future!

We're happy with ALL the various versions. Show the work being done, show the people we have come to love in focused cameos, show the land & the wildlife, show the Kamp and how far along it has come, talk about future plans, show chilling & socializing after work, explain a process technically, etc. Since we care about this community development process very greatly, every video is precious to us. And, yes, we missed you folks over the winter, but we could understand your need to slow down & go offline during the dark, cold & challenging winter months. We are so delighted that you are back online and we can virtually mingle with the group. You are all fascinating & hardworking people and we wish you the very best with your project. Greetings from America.

Love this project. Been a fan since day 1. Am from Kenya. Currently exploring options to start a similar project but adaptable to my rural environment which is right at the door step of Lake Victoria. The new video guy is a genius. Great choice in hiring him. Can't wait for the next video. Say hi to everyone☺️

WOW! I never knew so much was possible through hard work and friendship. Beautiful videography, beautiful music, beautiful people, beautiful land. Your progress and hardworking 'family' are amazing. Thank you for expanding my belief of what's possible through manual labor and my trust in good, kind people.

The cinematography looks really good for as remote and rustic as your site is! The introduction of the Kamp volunteers was also refreshing as it highlights who they are, and what they are bringing to the project. As for housing/scalability, have you considered using surplus Army A-frame/GP Medium tents? They are very rugged, can house 8-10 people, and extremely adaptable to whatever your needs may be.

Awesome progress !!!! I suggest that you have a program called USING A CHAINSAW and another called BASIC RULES ABOUT USING SAWS ,POWER AND MANUAL. My suggestion comes from watching the group remove the fallen trees in the this video and, specifically how to safely deal with fallen trees and not seizing up your saw due to not understanding the principles at work.I could offer help.

I'm just so happy that y'all are back and posting videos... Phillip you are doing a fine job .. only complaint I have is the videos are too short.. show us more of what y'all are doing .

Well done guys KEEP IT UP! The videomaker so talented and i enjoy his style so much

Hi from Australia, I do not have any talents except being a good mother and grandmother. Your videos have made me wish I had followed another path, than a grandchild will come over and I forget it until I watch another video. Your style of video was great but I could see you waning toward the end of Season One, you look rested and that is that. The new video maker is doing great. Best wishes to you all and good luck the season.

nice to see you back

I personally don't think people should be getting emotional in the comments and being so direct in telling you what you should be doing like they did in the first of this season. It is up to you as Project Kamp to feel your way through it, you are a bunch of intelligent people after all. I wish you all the luck in the world.

I'm a new subscriber and this style of video is what i was missing. Really looking forward to the next video!

Its like making a new town, Love the process

Those videos are awesome! Keep the quality up!

Loved this video! So great to hear from new people and see the developments

Just loving watching this channel 🥰 keep growing #project_kamp 👍

3:27 doggo knows whats up

Videos looked good and they still look good. Video guy is doing a great job, good luck to all of you.

Great new vidwo. Felix is a superb videographer. If i might make a suggestion? Put a little name overlay on each person that is presenting at that time. So people get to learn names, especially new viewers have haven't been watching since Ep1, its an easy in for people. But great job everyone! Love these little weekly movies.

The videos are great! The most important part is the project anyway and with Felix it's comfortable to follow the process

I think this video has the best of the old and new styles. I would love to see more videos like this. Looking forward to next weeks video, keep up the great work.

Let your chainsaw do the work! The saw has teeth on the body that engage the log using the point of the teeth as a fulcrun allow the weight of the saw to draw the blade thru the wood.

I love all the videos the same, thanks for taking the time to make them. You will never make every one happy, just do and experiment with what makes you all feel good and happy. In the end the positive vibes will win. 💪😀😎😉

This video was great! It balanced Felix's style with narration and information like before - I really couldn't ask for more :D

as an ex-painter I would say this, wear a mask when sanding...always. You have no idea what toxic crap is being released into the air - even outside. stay well, you are doing an amazing job.

loved the style this week

I love the new style of the videos! Very good video making and I really enjoyed this video.