I'm thinking of making a documentary about Lost Media

that'd be really cool! what if you also got random other lmw ppl in there, like,...like....like mee,,,,,,, /silly

i wasn't- i wasn't trying to troll or spam?? there was just one joke in there

I think you should talk about various lost media people search for, for example i upload various commercials and commercial breaks for Serbia.

Why did when I read this in my mind I envisioned a scottish accent for no apparent reason-

I know that this may sound blunt, but I fear that if less than 30% of this documentary is about SpongeBob, then it is not likely to draw a crowd. If you feel that you are able to make an outstanding documentary without that level of pandering, though, then I wish you luck!

A Day with Spongebob did cross my mind actually. It's a very interesting story.

Topics I considered just focusing on:
-The Most Mysterious Song in the World
-Pink Morning Cartoon (I'd talk more about the woman who made it tho)
-Rapsitte Street Kids

This wouldn't be a Youtube production, I'd probably apply for grants and such, use equipment at my job and travel to interview others. I've never done anything on that scale though, and I'd really have to do research, focus in on an overall thesis, and have a small crew. It's not impossible with what I currently have at my disposal, but it's why I'm being very theoretical right now.

I'd more than likely edit it myself, so there'd definitely be a rough cut for sure.

I think it depends on my resources though. Documentary editing is different, although incredibly fun. It made me a better editor for sure.