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The Cappadocia Cave Dwellings


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It is easy to see why George Lucas picked this area to shoot one of his Star Wars movies. The Cave dwellings of Cappadocia is like no place on earth and was home to several Saints seeking to spread the word of Christianity.
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14 responses // The Cappadocia Cave Dwellings

  • This is really well produced! very interesting and compelling writing - the sound is clear, video looks good, editing is great! - Put this on the air ASAP!
    MisterEng
  • Looks like the travel channel! Very polished. GL
    DeanHamer
  • Great video, I hope I can visit there someday. It should be on TV for everone to see.
    John_Keyes
  • Nice video. Very interesting great job! GL
    georgia2282
  • Interesting visuals. Good background information on the caves. I also enjoyed the soundtrack. It is very bold and keeps the listening tuned into what will be shown next. The narrator has a crisp and clear voice. Would an introducing to the surrounding community and those that are effected by the caves be interesting?
    rbradleyjr
  • Good job. Greenlight for sure!
    cinev7777
  • Great story, but a few comments:
    I would have loved to see more of the insides. The track is a bit hollow, technically, and a bit dry.
    Danny
  • What a place. Wow. Good peice, it gets a little slow, but the topic is just so damn beautiful and interesting I couldn't stop watching. I greenlighted it, but please if you can Tell Us Where This Place Is???
    pakman
  • Very cool. Did you say where Cappadocia is? I really wanted to know without going to Google. Other than that I just want to see more of it. I would fill it out more - a variety of camera angles, and different times of day would be a plus. Great subject. Narrations is good.
    EyeInHand
  • Fascinating place! Where is it? I really appreciated the explanation of how the caves were formed! The video includes a lot of great information and detail. Not only was it interesting to look at, it was also educational. (except I'm still unsure where it is, which could very well be my own ignorance)
    dramasylum
  • Cappadocia is in in central Turkey covering 1,500 sq. miles and several cities, most notably Urgup and Gurma. The name is Persian meaning the land of beautiful horses. It has such a rich history that it would take at least an hour to fully explain.
    I had not planned on going there until I spent some time in Istanbul and hopped a 12 hour bus ride to get there. It is amazing and there is so much more to explore.
    gregmonte
  • Nice job! The voice-over seemed a bit forced and slow at first, but on camera seemed very natural. Cool place. I'd like to see this one on tv!
    You got my green!
    OutDoorJohn
  • A very interesting place for sure. The piece is very well made- I just didn't get exactly where Cappadocia is from the piece. The narration is well written and delivered at a nice pace. Your ability to filter what must have been extreme sunlight is good too.
    M83
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