You Live in What?

I love watching shows like this highlighting unusual places people have fixed up for homes. It's a very cool and interesting concept.

However, the camera work in this show leaves much to be desired. If you don't have time to slow down and show each room, rather than racing thru in a sped-up version of a "tour" then eliminate one or two homes from each episode and focus better on the ones you do show.

I end up with a headache after every episode because of the dizzying aspect of racing thru rooms, up and down stairs. It's annoying af.

Love the subject but the fast panning, weird artsy shots and sped up parts are nauseating to watch. Stop doing that. Just show the rooms without all the attempts at being clever. It could showcase some very cool residences and equally cool homeowners. Instead the constant switching shots does not come close to giving the idea of the work and craftsmanship that is entailed. The narrator is good and it would be much better to slowly show the rooms. Stop dashing down hallways and jumping around. Use a tripod for crying out loud. I had to turn it off before the episode was over. Please consider what the viewer would like to see and pause to allow it to be enjoyed.

The camera work reminds me of the old & cheesy MTV & VH1 shows of 25+ years ago.

Eccentric buildings turned into hypercool homes, and the people who live there.

Great idea, developed poorly. The host and the narrator are doing a fine job illustrating the before/after, the challenges and the reason behind embarking in such projects (just think about renovating an old cookie factory or an abandoned railroad: crazy) Getting access to so many houses and people must have been a lot of work which I dare to say has been sadly ruined by the filming and the editing.

Too fast, weird angles and compositions. Whats the point? Also Not enough time spent with the owners to dig deeper on their motivations.

Still enjoyable but not good enough.