Excellent series idea. Please continue. Even if it takes a while to take lift. Got a great spin on things.

@Armor_Clad

7 ай бұрын

Thirded

@timetobargeinandgivemyopin7260

7 ай бұрын

Yeah I would love this :)

This is going to be an epic series and I'm so happy about y'all collaborating; such a talented team

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!! It should be a fun series!!

@Ibuddy66

7 ай бұрын

Omg me too!!

@jonbarker9183

7 ай бұрын

Me 3@@Ibuddy66

Hell yeah. Production Designer here. So proud of seeing how this channel has evolved over the years. You're an absolute gem. Keep it up Scott! 🎉🤘

The swing from utter disappointment to elation with that “no joke” fake out at the end was the emotional experience I was not expecting to have this day

Regarding the hood and how his punching must've simply crushed the bolts to dust: i love how you guys think of this stuff on set. Logical continuity and reasoning behind thinga! It's just how i think when I'm watching a movie. Maybe I should have gotten into the props business!

Inconsistency in tv and movies drives me crazy sometimes. I love seeing you three scrutinize these cuts. I hope you continue. 😀🖖💕

@orlock20

6 ай бұрын

My favorite one is in Fire Birds. There was a firefight between two helicopters. Helicopter A shot 2.75" diameter rockets at helicopter B. Helicopter B suffered being hit by .50 cal (half inch diameter) machine gun rounds as shown by the holes in the helicopter. The helicopter B pilot (The most interesting person in the world by the way) cries in pain before helicopter B blows up like the Death Star. By the way, helicopter A had a 30mm auto-cannon that is aimed by where the gunner looks yet unguided rockets were used. None of that scene made sense.

Great format, dude! Corridor Crew has done it with VFX for awhile now, so I've often thought it would fit well with props and practical fx.

As someone working in the creative industry, I LOVE hearing the behind the scenes of how things were achieved by the experts in the field. This is a great series!

I would have just assumed she was eating one food and then when you turned away she had just put it down and taken a bite of another food. She didn’t get to eat like that a lot so it would make sense her character would be trying everything.

@alexathegator

7 ай бұрын

I guess you could explain it this way. If it were something the director intended to convey though, they'd include her putting away the croissant in the cut. Without it, it reads more as a mistake than a conscious decision.

@AnalogOcean

7 ай бұрын

I agree with both of you in this thread...they edited it a little wonky and the scene lacked that little bit of exposition. I also thought she was just eating a little of everything.

@nicholem4831

7 ай бұрын

OP and subsequent comments are all missing the point. It’s not JUST that it went from croissant to pancake. It’s that it went from croissant to pancake with one bite out. Then she takes a bite and the pancake has two bites out. Then back to pancake with one bite out and her taking the second pancake bite. AGAIN. Sure, write the croissant to pancake switch as her sampling everything. But she didn’t eat a whole ass pancake PLUS one bite out of a new pancake in the time it took RG to say his line 🤦🏻‍♀️. There are multiple issues here. The food change being one, failing to catch the pancake bite being the second, and third issue being the ability of commenters to notice attention to detail and acknowledge mistakes. In a breakfast spread like this that would have been delivered to the room, there wouldn’t have been pancakes. Fruit, pastry and assorted beverages. But not fruit, pastry AND pancakes. The pancakes were always a mistake in this.

@hazonku

7 ай бұрын

Ya know, that definitely was NOT planned but I think you definitely figured out how the editor probably sold the mistake.

@RasAnnunaki

7 ай бұрын

That right there is suspension of disbelief in its best form. Building a story in your head to fix the mistake of the scene and be able to continue enjoying watching the movie.

I can't tell you how happy I was this morning to wake up to this. This is gonna be so awesome

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for your support!!

I never would have thought about animating a series like this but now I need it.

The best words a Prop Man can hear, "We can fix it in post!" Always brought a smile to my face on set!

MUCH more of this, please😃

Please tell me you guys will be doing this again!! I absolutely love films, and it wasn't until I came across your channel years ago, that I ever really paid any attention to the prop side of films. Now I notice little things, and analyze scenes. This could easily be a weekly show, where you break down all the prop gags in film history! Thanks for this!

@maximehamelin156

7 ай бұрын

They have infinite source material! Very fun vidéo guys.

Thanks for the longer video and love the collaboration talk. Great to have these series. Just a random thought, what about having a series on taking an idea from someone or a script and designing the props for it? Show the design, construction, and final result.

@jamesburton1050

7 ай бұрын

Nice!!

I have to give you guys props. This is a great idea and I love the idea of a bunch of guys sharing ideas and having fun. Thanks guys for the fun!

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Glad you enjoyed it!

@levesteM

7 ай бұрын

Why give them props? I'm sure they have plenty in storage.

@thornmallow1

7 ай бұрын

@@levesteM It’s a play on words. American’s use the word “Props” to mean “Proper respect”, or “To give proper respect.” So my comment was just another pun.

@levesteM

7 ай бұрын

@@thornmallow1 I know! I was trying to continue the pun.

@thornmallow1

7 ай бұрын

@@levesteM Awww nuts! Sorry!

Omg! I'm SO here for this concept! (Already regular viewer of #CorridorCrew. And #Tested. Which I instantly feel would both be awesome to see cross paths with you too). Here's for you to go far with these as series 🥂🙌

This has so much potential to become an amazing series!

Loving this! Can’t wait for the next episode - sad someone missed saying the ghostbuster counter scene was eggcellent 🥚

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Papi said it!!

I don't know why...but the 'Prop Room' gag in Top Secret floored me when I saw it the first time.

Can't wait for all the slasher and science fiction episodes!

Great episode. This type of thing is what I always want to see on the bonus features so it's nice to have a series dedicated to it. Looking forward to the next one.

Loved your YT shorts since forever. As someone making short films of my own this isn't just fun to watch, but also super educational!

10/10 would love to see some more videos. Props are a very obscure yet very important part of movies that is rarely talked about and I would love to learn more!

I LOVE THIS! Keep this series going. I love finding the pieces like Julia Roberts eating croissants then pancakes. We rewatch movies to find these goofs.

Glad you're doing your own version of the VFX Artists Reacts! Big fan of prop talk!

Who gave those prop guys all those...props! Outta,ve arrested for improper conduct among props.

Please please please! Make more episodes. So incredibly entertaining, and you guys are sharp funny and watchable. You struck gold!!

Here's what the Making of Ghostbusters book has to say about the egg scene (p. 48): [caption] Special effects foreman Joe Day makes last-minute adjustments to Chuck Gaspar's self-frying egg mechanism. Well in advance of photography, selected egg shells were scored with a small electric saw. Each minute cut was filled in with plaster, then sanded smooth and painted. During the scene, air was injected into the eggs from below, causing the shells to split along their prescored paths and the insides to pop out and onto the countertop -- surfaced with teflon-coated aluminum and heated from beneath with two propane burners. In the photo, there do indeed appear to be a number of air nozzles, probably one for each egg, along with a lot of pneumatic tubing (and a couple of C-clamps). And in a related note, Harold Ramis says: In our previous draft, there was another effect besides the self-cooking eggs. Also on the counter was a loaf of bread in a plastic bag. We wanted to have the bag puff out and steam up to the point where it started to peel away. Then, one by one, the pieces of bread were going to heat up, turn brown and fall over as toast. But Ivan [Reitman, director] thought the eggs really sold the scene, and he didn't want to go to the expense of having a loaf of bread toasting itself.

I have been soooo waiting for this. More, More, MORE! You are one of my favorite channels.

this is great. I love seeing prop people talking about the practical nature of making a scene work.

This is great! Please for a future episode , break down all the effects in a single classic movie we all love. The 80s movies are goldmines.

@rhythmandblues_alibi

7 ай бұрын

It could be kool for each ep to have a theme, like food, cars, whatever, to make it more cohesive. Even if that theme is "our favourite props" it would help to make it feel like more of a *thing* rather than just random bits thrown together.

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Oh cool! The new Prop Guy's show definitely impressed. 🎬 📽🍿😊

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!!

I don’t know if this is specifically a prop thing but I was watching band of brothers recently and I noticed in the scene when they planes are taking off for the jump into Normandy, one of the pilots is wearing modern ear protection, and honestly, I don’t blame that pilot one bit Also this was awesome, please make more if you can!

Love it! So glad y’all are doing this series! I could watch filmmaker react videos all day. Y’all should collab with Corridor Crew sometime for their visual effects artists react series and they should come on this show!

@JonathanJustin_Live

7 ай бұрын

Agreeed

@RileyGein

7 ай бұрын

Came to the comments to say the same thing

Love the longer form content! Can't wait to see more

Words cannot express how excited that your jumping into this meta. If you have the budget, this could be a series that lasts YEARS on the knowledge aspect alone.

This is great! I wouldn't mind a more in depth look. It felt like you guys were running through these scenes very quick.

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Noted!

As an AD I love Scott’s videos, but this is so needed! Can’t wait for more. Watch out Corridor Crew!

I LOVE this series! More of it, more of your crew too!

This is such a great idea for a series. Not just professionals talking about what they know, but appreciating and trying to guess how their peers would do it/did it. Also, at 1:37, you see Striker (Robert Hayes) accept the ticket from the same position the airport staff is holding it. I think this could indicate that whatever was causing the ticket to "smoke" was reliant on direction.

This is awesome! I honestly didn’t really think of props in movies until watching your shorts. I love y’all giving us a chance to learn more about this aspect of filmmaking! So cool! 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

Love the channel looking forward to some slightly longer form content, props to you my man

Brilliant - Please do more as you’re shining a light on a way overlooked part of film making!

Props to the corridor crew for pioneering this format.

This is fantastic Scott, we want MORE. No, seriously. MORE.

Do this many more times! Even as a blind guy, the descriptions you guys have on the props and scenes really helps for movies I haven't seen when I could see. Shaun of the Dead? Please?

This is a great idea for a series! I love behind the scenes looks at film making. It would be cool for you guys to react to particularly clever props. One's that leave the audience guessing how they did it or props that turned out fantastic despite a shoestring budget. Either way, I look forward to episode 2.

I was hoping you'd make longer format videos! Fantastic video! Looking forward to more

"that joke was eggcellent", so understated, and completely run over at 5:50

PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE!!!!! This is so ENTERTAINING SCOTT. I’m being serious this was AWESOME

This series should be amazing, was always curious how stuff works behind the scenes.

There's a *GIANT* continuity error in Nacho Libre, in the scene where Nacho Fights on TV for the first time and he's getting unmasked, the kid Chancho runs up to cover the TV but when they're sitting down they're wearing regular clothes but when he gets up, *EVERYONE* wears white shirts. It's so abrupt im convinced it was done on purpose as a joke

FINALLY SOME LONG FORM SCOTT CONTENT

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

I hope you like it.

@tankstavin

7 ай бұрын

@@ScottPropandRoll loved it! Learning all the little things that go into making movies truly amazing is awe inspiring.

Can't wait to see more!

Love the new perspective you guys are bringing! Bunch of good films and iconic props and gags!

We need more content like this! Keep up the good work! 👍🏼

I think this series is what i’ve been waiting for all my life. Thank you scott and gang!

I gotta give you PROPS, Scott. This was a great idea for a show.

I would love to see more of this.

Congratulations from Australia 🦘 Props to you and your team for this fresh take on "behind the scenes". Love it 😊 Subscribed

Scott's joke didn't land. S: "That was bad." M: "No, no, no, no!" S: "That was a bad joke." (pause) M: "It was good!" P: "That joke was excellent!" Such a wholesome crew. ❤

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

It was “eggcellent”

@ToniNordli

7 ай бұрын

@@ScottPropandRoll Eggscuse me!

@angrypotato_fz

6 ай бұрын

@@ScottPropandRoll Eggsactly!

The smoking ticket one could have been so many things in the envelope, like maybe dry ice and water in a little foil pouch to keep it contained for the shot since it does seem to be coming directly from the envelope. Looking forward to the series!

This is a great start to this series! Can't wait to see more episodes!

I will 100% watch this and every episode of this series!

This hits my love of practical effects so hard. Thanks guys! Would love to see a whole episode on the 80s version of The Thing and the more recent version. They tried to replicate the props and scenes from the 80s version.

I'm here for this series. Anyone that starts off with Airplane! has my vote of confidence.

More of this! You and the guys are fun. It's nice to see you guys shine some light on the props in movies, similar to corridor crew with their VFX artists react! I love it. Please make them even longer.

I love that "Eh" after 9:02. It's just purified frustration :)

@MarkStarboySpacek

7 ай бұрын

Yes, and thank you-I appreciated when someone appreciates my frustration!

Looking forward to more of this!

Congratulations. Looking forward to seeing your prop videos.

Bad jokes, dad jokes, bad dad jokes and genuine reactions to prop mistakes. What's not to love about this?! Looking forward to more! (I've always enjoyed your short videos!)

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!!

I cant explain how happy i am this finally happened, im a fan of Corridors format and got super excited when i saw this

omg I am already addicted to this series. MORE I NEED MORE

Brawl in Cell Block 99 is one of my all-time favorite movies but even I think that scene is ridiculous.

This is exactly this kind of stuff I love to discover about film/tv behind the scenes. Can’t wait for the next!!🧡🖤🧡

Glad to see people who appreciate their fields talking about it and sharing :)

I’m not a prop guy, but my reaction to this is: 👍🏻. Definitely will watch more of these if you make them.

this is going to be an awesome throwback in 5 years how raw and pure this episode was. Like the corridor digital guys (with heir fancy slick smooth editing now) you bring an awesome insight into the magic of this world.

Can't wait for more episodes. How often do you plan on doing these?

@ScottPropandRoll

7 ай бұрын

Weekly!!

5:45 and there we learn the real point of this youtube channel: we always laugh at your puns :D And I loved that part with the eggs. You all had different ideas, and it turns out you were all right! Just shows how even with amazing professionals, everyone has thier own thought processes and takes on a problem, and combining them together can be what makes the scene :)

Thank you for making a series! I had dreams of becoming a special makeup effects person and seeing others in the film/show industry always makes me happy. I thought there was an article in SFX or Fangoria that talked about the eggs and the way they did it... I need to look up the article.

Amazing. You get to see gags, good prop work, and utter mistakes all in one video!

Great way to kick off a series! Definitely looking forward to more.

Love this idea! Great first episode and looking forward to subsequent ones. Nice work guys! 👍

My kids and I grabbed some pizza and sat around to watch this. We loved it! Keep it up. ❤

This was great. Love that it's focused on props, but also points out other things (like the audio on the thrown mirror). Countless episodes are possible! PS I just bought materials for a shoot I'm doing that needs an indoor BBQ grill. Couldn't have done it without seeing your youtube short!

This series is what I need in my life right now! Love it!

They didn't even crack a smile at the egg joke! And definitely don't underestimate an audience *now* with the ability to go frame by frame, especially.

Scott you’re onto something here. Great work, highly entertaining. Keep it up guys

I liked the idea of this series enough to make a comment for the interaction algorithm.

Finally! Those shorts were great but this is more my cup of tea, well done good sir, er... good gents!

Loving this longer format, and looking forward to the next episode!

I've been waiting years for a show just like this❤❤❤❤

It's cool to see experts talk about their experts stuff. And also see your puns live action with other people. Will watch more

Well done guys! Look forward to seeing this format grow and evolve. Keep it up!

Love it. Looking forward to future episodes.

That is fantastic I'm so happy you borrowed the corridor digital format for props ! If I may make a small critic, the pacing is a bit off (which is to be expected for a first episode), and a little more breathing room would be nice: A little more time to introduce the movie/scene, and just a little more time to let the you react (including off topic banter) and you'll have a modern youtube classic. But in any case, thanks scott and crew for your amazing work I'll be here for the next one !

During a Q & A at TIFF, the producers commented that the destruction of the car was done by Vince Vaughn. The car parts were real and were set up in a way that Vaughn wouldn't hurt himself badly.

I already can't wait for more, and I already can't wait for a colab with corridor crew