Good morning Andrew. This is a well done video that pulls no punches and puts forth the truth. It simply is not for everyone. I can envision doing one for downtown Chicago (the concrete jungle) but much of the video I would use is sealed due to the violence. It can be a modern day OK corral. Not suitable to promote the city. 

I watched the first three minutes of the video and had to laugh. The narrator has a very small market he's talking to! I think Alaska is beautiful, at least the parts I've seen, but the way this started didn't make me want to move there!

Sorry, Andrew... that would never happen with me. I have never yearned for living in the country! It's city life all the way for me! :))))

I am with Miss Nina Hollander, Broker 

While I am no longer fond of living in CA, I have not yet determined where I want to move - there are many places under consideration.

Sitting on the dock fishing.

 Hi Andrew Mooers | 207.532.6573 

    We live in a fairly remote area, but not THAT remote! 

    A very good video that makes it clear what you are getting yourself into should you choose to live there.

I think that these types of videos are great, but I have never put one together myself, other than as a slide show from already taken photos.

Nice to get a flavor for far off locations through these videos.

Andrew, I like your thorough video, it's definitely for someone who is serious about moving to a small town in Alaska, not for a casual browser. Since you asked, I'd say that for those who lived in cities, it might be important also to  emphasize some aspects of being connected to "culture", e.g. points of interest in the area such as museums, theater, or educational establishments that might host interesting speakers, exhibits or art shows. 

My turn to spin! 

I love living very close to a busy city life with an option to get away in the middle of nowhere like that( minus weather, I'm too spoiled by Socal warm sunny easy living) 

I think Alaska can be challenging but it is a beautiful State