#336 Student Film about TNT AMUSEMENTS with neat behind the scenes stuff!

This film was made in 2012 and it's pretty darn good! Here is the description they published:
Lower Merion School District recently held a Student Film Workshop led by LMHS alumnus and filmmaker Joel Levin. Participating students worked extremely hard studying the art of film making while writing, directing and producing their own short films, culminating in a screening for family, friends and community members at Viva Video in Ardmore.

Have you ever seen that crazy commercial with the wacky guy whose company restores old video arcade games and pinball machines? In this video Noah Laporta sits down with that guy, Todd Tuckey, and takes you inside the wonderful world of "TNT Amusements" to get a closer look at the world of gaming

[teamtrump]

Todd you are awesome. Thank you for keeping the arcades alive. Great video!

[tntamusements]

Thanks!! It's quite a good video and does give a good view of us currently!

[thunderfan]

One of these days, I will buy my first pinball machine. And when I do, it will be from you at TNT. I appreciate the hard work and dedication you and your staff put into every machine. Pinball is practically dead where I live (Tulsa, OK). In the rare instance I find a pinball somewhere, it's not kept up or out of order altogether. The vending operators and arcades don't care about pinball here, and it's a real shame. Thank you for caring enough to keep them going the way they're intended!

[mderoller]

Really cool interview. Thanks for sharing.

[MoreDakka]

there's actually some talent behind that video. And you are always the showman

[reloadersjournal]

Todd, Great short film. It was nice to hear what some of your personal favorite games are and how you got started in the business.

[BeTheBallDanny]

Yeah Todd, thanks for keeping the arcades alive.  That's a really cool video.

[Riz]

Great video. Cool little look into your views on games and the tnt amusements.

[tntamusements]

He called me last year about this film project and of course I said yes. As a matter of fact, this Saturday I am giving a 30 minute talk to some students from Swarthmore High School who are coming to TNT about the arcade games and electronics.

[tntamusements]

all the manufacturers made 400, 000 pins that year! The biggest pinball year ever!

[kcoghill]

Great show Todd you need to make a video of all the games in your house it be neat to see all your rare games.

[chrisstory]

great student doc. good presentation and well edited,   plus on point for a short doc.. the students involved in the project did a kick ass job.

[HeavyMetal]

Wow that was awesome! I want to work at TNT :)

[RustyKeys]

A cool little doco and great seeing behind the scenes. Say, was it 400, 000 pinballs sold by 6 manufacturers in 1980 IN TOTAL or did they each sell that much? Still, 400, 000 machines going out world wide in just one year is amazing. Thanks mate.

[tntamusements]

Holding off...as we are hoping to make the collection a regular feature of a proposed reality show.

[ToolShopGuy]

Todd! We live in Drexel Hill - love ya! waiting patiently for the new infomercial ; )

[AnalogX]

What a great film. Does that kid to YouTube videos? I could swear I've seen him before somewhere. The whole thing was well shot and you did a great job explaining everything.

[tntamusements]

One day! We were holding off, to try to use my home collection as a regular feature of a proposed reality show we are still trying to sell!

[Beaps]

Great video Todd, I love your extensive knowledge of Pinball & Video machines. I wish you were my dad I would of learned so much lol. Pinballs over here in the UK are mega expensive. Addams Family & Twilight Zone etc got for £2900, to righ for my blood although I would love a to own a pinball machine one day.

[zmartinezvega]

Very interesting video. Thanks. On a side note, this video is supposed to give outsiders a view of TNT Amusements. The only concept that outsiders will get from this video is that TNT kicks so much ass, that they need to start importing colons from other countries, just to meet the demand. God bless you guys!