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Boeing 777: Departure from Guangzhou-Baiyun International Airport, China.

Welcome guys to my new Video. This is the first of many Video collaborations with our fellow company Baron&Duke Creative Concepts. This new, and highly educative video involves everything from Pushback to Taxi and Takeoff of a Boeing 777-300 from Guangzhou-Baiyun International Airport as part of an 8 hour flight to Sharjah in the United Arab Emirates. The video tries to put the viewer through all our procedures by the use of informative text and graphics at various points of interest during the video. This whole editing process took me about Three months of painstaking work to complete. In the process, I used Four (4) Phone apps namely; 1) Iris Studio's Logo Maker (to create the Taxiway Signs from scratch), 2) Adobe Photoshop Express (to Resize the Taxiway signs), 3) Inshot (to combine and Animate the Taxiway signs) and 4) Adobe Lightroom (to resize the Taxiway sign Animations). Thereafter, I used Three (3) computer softwares namely; 1)Adobe After Effects (For Animation of Airport/Taxi Charts and SID Charts), 2) Maxon's Cinema 4D (for 3D Logo animation) and 3) Cyberlink PowerDirector 19 (for the final editing and mixing of the results of the all works achieved from the previous apps and softwares). The video is about 31 minutes long and contains a lot of information that I tried to keep as accurate and simple as possible. It is designed to be enjoyed by everyone, not just airline pilots. I also hope to reach out to those who are looking for inspiration in Aviation. So you may see some generic language used in some instances. I suggest you don't skip any part as you will definitely miss information if you do. NOTE: Kindly bear with my On Screen Before Takeoff Electronic Checklist which shows "Flaps 5" rather than "Flaps 15". I didn't have a recording of the Flaps 15 to use, but I promise to rectify it in a subsequent video. Credit and many thanks to Baron&Duke Creative Concepts for providing some of the footage (Captain's SideCam and Jumpseat Camera) for use in this project. Credit to Thomas Bergersen for the background Music used. Song: Colors of Love. Artist: Thomas Bergersen Album: Sun Kindly Enjoy. Music