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  @TheReminecers8 сағат бұрын

  This popped up on my feed after I directed my first day of my first feature film at 19 today

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  @KinoMatteo8 күн бұрын

  For the record I still love the Black Magic Pocket Cinema no matter what Zack says about it

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  @ZacktheFilm7 күн бұрын

  I love to hate the BMPCC but somehow keep buying them.

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  @KinoMatteo14 күн бұрын

  It wasn't until we started recording that I realized the jacket sort of matched the couch

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  @ZacktheFilm12 күн бұрын

  Lol I noticed immediately

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  @Eclipse-lw4vf18 күн бұрын

  Out of context hearing “when it’s time to execute” is wild

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  @przedawkowalemfenta28 күн бұрын

  bro sound like woman more than a woman XD

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  @blakeromoАй бұрын

  Your thumbnail image is great.

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  @seanoler9385Ай бұрын

  I would say the cartoon was fairly good

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  @JamieBreezАй бұрын

  He couldn't mean Nolick?

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  @Keyboard_inkАй бұрын

  I'd honestly disagree with the sentiment that using a VHS filter or film emulation doesn't add artistic value. Art is ultimately an expression, and I think no matter how surface-level your reason for using an aesthetic is, it's still adding something. What makes these visual choices so significant isn't decided on the merit of the choice itself, nor public opinion, rather, it's the fact that YOU made it. If someone wants to put an obnoxious VHS filter on their podcast because they personally want that result, then I'd say let them do it, heck, encourage them to do it! Because if they didn't, then they’d ultimately lose something. I agree, you can overuse an aesthetic to a fault. But the faults in film make them unique, they say something about the artist who made that piece. And I think that’s too beautiful to give up

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  @YourNextFilmАй бұрын

  Thanks for your input! I do actually agree with you here. Every element, whether it be a VHS filter or film emulation is always at least a little bit additive to the artistic expression, but perhaps there are scenarios where an element is more effective because there was more thought put into it. Thanks for your comment!

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  @Keyboard_inkАй бұрын

  @@YourNextFilm Thanks for the reply :) This podcast really is a hidden gem. I hope you guys eventually get the attention you deserve.

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  @YourNextFilmАй бұрын

  @Keyboard_ink thanks! That means a lot!

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  @SAMotorsport2 ай бұрын

  When it comes to brands of cameras, definitely agree with Matteo about the iPhone being the Super8 of modern times. Great discussion points! 🙌🏻

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  @YourNextFilm2 ай бұрын

  Matteo definitely struck a chord with that point, and I couldn't agree more with him. Thanks for your comment!

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  @silverdadah2 ай бұрын

  First comment

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  @nicholashernandez46112 ай бұрын

  Neat idea: challenge yourself to write one crappy one page story a day. Writers always try to write the next masterpiece, so just write a dumb story every now and then. I always find that really long dad jokes work wonders to get your creativity going. Think of a whole story behind something silly you saw yesterday, a made up historical moment that gave us a breakthrough in cooking or our quality of life, and expand that silly thought across a single page. Do that every day. Practice this enough and you might accidentally write weeks worth of ‘crappy stories’ in a flourish - actually decent stories that you can later implement into a story when you’re stuck. Like making ammo today to shoot tomorrow!

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  @YourNextFilm2 ай бұрын

  This is a great idea! As a creative, I always say you have to get your reps in, and removing the pressure to make something great is a good way of doing that.