A good drop.
For an unedited video, starting just before the fell would have brought the video down into about 3 minutes, a good video length, in some people's book.
With that big catface in a pine, I'd maybe cut a small face, first, looking inside for decay.
FWIW, I like to shave down the bark at the hinge so that I can see wood fiber bending and/ or splitting. This seems to often help me reach the bar just barely across, rather than chasing over the top & around the front of the face-cut (very effective option, as your cuts were dead-on), or changing sides of the tree to cut (not always an option).
This also lets you see if you have any decay in the outside of the hinge.
Another thought for a pine with a catface like that, is a plunge-cut from the front or back of the tree, to check for decay.
Seems like promo video...put a target out there!
Good seeing a new member posting and contributing.
