Ghost Rider… don’t think we’re not sympathetic to a fellow geek who has had a relationship end and who has been left wanting to rekindle things… but this really isn’t the way to go about it.
The immediate thing that strikes me about this video is that it’s directed at the wrong viewer. The way it’s been filmed, would suggest it was edited for your regular audience, and not Krista.
There’s nothing wrong with eating a little humble pie, and under the circumstances you mentioned in the video regarding how the relationship ended… being humble needs to play a big part.
Keep the message, and the video simple… you don’t need to show off your collection of car replicas, the digital dashboard or feature all that music and those film clips when you’re trying to convey a message from your heart. Remember the lesson: K.I.S.S: “Keep it simple, stupid!”
That being said, I also feel the need to say that the video as-is comes off as incredibly self-indulgent, and more like what you’d find on Pimp My Ride than a genuine attempt to try convince someone to give the relationship another go. With music, tracking shots, slow-motion, the outtakes at the beginning, the film clips and a running time of 21 minutes, it’s more flash than substance.
And regarding the running time, do you really need those unnecessarily long film clip portions starting at 7:16 and 11:23? They don’t do a very good job at getting your message across.
My advice? Delete that whole video. Sit down in your lounge or your kitchen, turn the camera on (on a tripod, not using whoever was filming it in that video) and just tell her that you love her, that you wish you’d done things differently and that if she’s willing to forgive you, that you’d like to give it another go. Once you’ve recorded it, burn it to a DVD or CD and mail it to her… don’t expect her to watch it online because that might not happen.
However, be very prepared for the outcome that she might not want to take you back.