Best video to explain trad climbing to a non-climber

Recommendation please! What's the best short video to explain to non-climbers what we do, preferably without scaring them? My elderly parents are interested in understanding but I don't want to give them heart attacks.

Ideally looking for something 10 min or less that shows a climber on easy terrain placing pro as they ascend, with closeups of the pro in rock. No need for pro tips on gear placement, though some of that is okay. Not just ground school, please. 

With a little googling I found this one which is a pretty decent match but has some shaky / water-bedropleted go pro camera footage and ideally would be on a mellower climb. 

Show them Lexicon!

This was just released by CSAR and shows a lot of what goes into climbing a multi-pitch trad route, though not a ton of actual gear placements (but some!). Seems like a good one for parents!

Climbing the Third Flatiron

It's too bad the video is so grainy. The first one is a joke but the second one, starting at 36:00 or so, is a good example of a trad climb with some gear placements.

FirstPersonBeta on YT.

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Pitch one is Sport btw. Pitch 3 and 4 are the money pitches.  

Also it's a helmet cam, so it looks a bit steeper than it actually is. 

This one might work...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bKUnHvY3xy8&list=PLJofyuybTSEzkENLWTA_D_hFa-g3B4dYR&index=2

This one probably has the most gear placements in the shortest amount of time

Wren Cooperriderwrote:

This one probably has the most gear placements in the shortest amount of time

That is hilarious! Started with: “I bet you can’t place every piece of our combined racks on one 20-foot pitch.”  Good shots of placing cams, hexes, stoppers, and (yes) even a tricam! Although a few of the placements weren’t ideal…