• As seen above (by the Legett and Krueger people with class years 18 and 19 conspicuously written on their pots), they did film some Cut scenes at SB. Why would they not take advantage of a pre-existing "re-enactment" crew for Stack scenes too?
• In contrast to the perfectly vertical logs of the "CGI" stack, these logs have a noticeable inward lean.
• Although we see people slamming logs at ground level, and wiring logs on multiple tiers, there is no shot where we see someone stacking a log on top of other logs. This is consistent with SB's design, where all logs touch the ground (with the "wedding cake" shape obtained by using logs of decreasing length).
• At 18:14 in the video, there is one log that's noticeably lighter-colored and less-angled-in than the others. This seems to be a Windle Stick.

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I watched it. I was wondering -- of the 25-30 or so that were injured but not killed, only 3-4 (correct that if wrong) gave interviews as I remember. Did the rest decline to participate? Or were they not found or not invited?

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So I watched through bits and pieces of it just now.

As a whole the video just didn't quite hit me like some of the other coverage or documentaries have. It just seemed...fake.... I think it would've gone a long way to have some old ags( or current) record some of the audio. Everyone talking at "cut" or calling logs just isn't right.

Some of the cut footage is SB, but none of the stack looks like stack to me. Maybe I'm wrong but I spent quite a few nights at stack last fall and it just doesn't look like stack to me in the video.

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