How about choosing 15-20 of the toughest moves from all the previous routines and then putting them with their entire breakdowns from their original videos onto a new DVD?
In between the different moves Cathe (this part would be the only new filming required) could introduce the next move, talk about how it came to be, how to modify it, tell funny stories from filming that video, etc.
It could be chaptered so once you learned the moves you could take out the talking part, and even take out the slower parts of the breakdowns. Cathe newbies would like this because they'd be learning the moves in a user-friendly way while getting their valuable Cathe history, and the oldies would buy it for the value/interest of the comment Cathe makes on the routines. It would be less useful for VHS users, but you could possibly edit it differently to make a workable routine out of it.
Since no new actual workout would need to be filmed other than the Cathe talking part, this is my way of sneaking an extra video into this summer's project.
Hope this makes sense.
--Ann
In between the different moves Cathe (this part would be the only new filming required) could introduce the next move, talk about how it came to be, how to modify it, tell funny stories from filming that video, etc.
It could be chaptered so once you learned the moves you could take out the talking part, and even take out the slower parts of the breakdowns. Cathe newbies would like this because they'd be learning the moves in a user-friendly way while getting their valuable Cathe history, and the oldies would buy it for the value/interest of the comment Cathe makes on the routines. It would be less useful for VHS users, but you could possibly edit it differently to make a workable routine out of it.
Since no new actual workout would need to be filmed other than the Cathe talking part, this is my way of sneaking an extra video into this summer's project.
Hope this makes sense.
--Ann