Corridor Cast

Corridor Cast

The official podcast of the Corridor Crew!

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  • @Ninja_Walrus
    @Ninja_Walrus3 сағат бұрын

    I have worked in Hollywood for big TV shows and movies for 4 years now as a assistant camera and camera operator. Everything he's saying is spot on, it's all about money. That's what made VGHS so special is that they raised money to produce the show, with no end game of profiting off the show which in turn caused a product where they valued creativity. They just took the money they had and made the best possible production and that's also why indie movies are so good as well, they aren't boxed in by the stereotypical story structures because they are more focused on creativity and not making money by trying to appeal to the widest possible audience. I am now jaded about the film industry myself, and they messed up by not welcoming Freddie with open arms because he's a genius & a great human that crew's would love to work for.

  • @mysteamgameplay
    @mysteamgameplay4 күн бұрын

    dead?

  • @Gdub33
    @Gdub336 күн бұрын

    Pretty sure the movies he makes since the early 90's are part of a money laundering scheme.

  • @GeneralConobi
    @GeneralConobi7 күн бұрын

    Can't wait for the Corridor Cew

  • @allthingsnerdy5474
    @allthingsnerdy54748 күн бұрын

    Daniel Crew Cuts is tremendously good

  • @RainbowQueen23
    @RainbowQueen238 күн бұрын

    I'm not crying your crying!

  • @brenderings
    @brenderings9 күн бұрын

    I hope the greenlight get back to what jakes talkijg about here... 😢 its a central part of the website thats gone away unfortunately

  • @tavinn-btchz
    @tavinn-btchz10 күн бұрын

    Idk if ford I mean Brett knows how many people have hurt him JUST gor saying "waddap son"

  • @mc-zy7ju
    @mc-zy7ju10 күн бұрын

    Can't remember if they ever said anything about the podcast ending

  • @GeneralConobi
    @GeneralConobi11 күн бұрын

    "I feel like im having a bad drug trip right now" every minute of that movie that i endured felt like this. i was sweating buckets by the end.

  • @GeneralConobi
    @GeneralConobi11 күн бұрын

    my dad was so invested in this film, he tried so hard to get us all to watch it. we ended up all fighting with each other for like half an hour because of that opening scene, it set us all off on the wrong foot and he was still so adament. the rest of my family went to bed. my dad and i ended up finishing the film because I thought that opening scene was so hilariously dogwater that the rest of the movie must be just as goofy. the rest of the movie dragged on. this film was like 3 hours or something. by the end i was mentally wrecked, physically in pain. we had another fight. it was great. i've never been so insulted by a movie in my life, and it was only personal because my dad loved it so much.

  • @devino.4117
    @devino.411713 күн бұрын

    2:38 - 911 fans want Lou to know that he has done just that. Thank you for Tommy.

  • @maybetoby
    @maybetoby14 күн бұрын

    I wish you guys did more stuff with BRCC 👍

  • @xFearlessNomad
    @xFearlessNomad16 күн бұрын

    lol where’s D

  • @brenderings
    @brenderings18 күн бұрын

    It's 2024 - the movie industry isnot much better 😂 but corridor podcast is coming back!

  • @alfiemillersharp
    @alfiemillersharp18 күн бұрын

    Wait so...that whole time travel thing is basically the CW Flash, which i guess was based off the Flashpoint comic? Idk.

  • @kpag3030
    @kpag303021 күн бұрын

    Why is the Chat gPT from 3 years ago the best comedy writer in history?

  • @KaiLucasZachary
    @KaiLucasZachary27 күн бұрын

    Oh, Jesus. “When the grandkids ask, I’ll just say I fixed the economy.” That’s not a joke at all. That’s just a straight-up, believable Obama quote.

  • @KaiLucasZachary
    @KaiLucasZachary27 күн бұрын

    WTF?? You had to have talked with it beforehand for it to give you a song purely about being Canadian. You had to have influenced it in some way to be that specific and coherent.

  • @rajarshikhatua100
    @rajarshikhatua10028 күн бұрын

    if blackmagic made a photoshop

  • @fredorpaul
    @fredorpaulАй бұрын

    Yea I actually hate FM and want nothing to do with them. I have a float wheel and just love it and feel so much more confident on it. But when people ask me about it I just say its a onewheel, cause the onewheel really is a finished product in a way that not even the float wheel is, and I want people to enjoy onewheeling. Plus once their hooked I can always turn them to the dork side with more ease.

  • @terrydactyl2077
    @terrydactyl2077Ай бұрын

    Corridor is the Steven Seagal of KZread channels

  • @life_in_song
    @life_in_songАй бұрын

    In the case of talking about projects that aren't out yet, I don't mind it at all if it's a video that will be coming out in a matter of days. It's allowing us to hear about their creative process and thoughts as it is occurring in their day. We get the guys pure takes on things before they release it out into the world and I think that's pretty special.

  • @CDubya.82
    @CDubya.82Ай бұрын

    CGI became a swear word when Hollywood started over using it and it no longer was a cool unique effect to make a movie.

  • @kylechristie1255
    @kylechristie1255Ай бұрын

    Faking your death is it possible is gonna be an April Fools joke that's like 10 seconds long and just being Jake coming on screen and being like "is faking your death possible? Yes it is, people do it" end of video

  • @user-ht9mh4cm3f
    @user-ht9mh4cm3fАй бұрын

    I took a drink each time somebody said "literally" and I died within 20 mins. Thanks guys

  • @FinnoUgric
    @FinnoUgricАй бұрын

    "Steven Seagal is the greatest man alive." -Steven Seagal.

  • @sfinxwojerz
    @sfinxwojerzАй бұрын

    Morpheus is the worst character in the whole Matrix 4.

  • @sfinxwojerz
    @sfinxwojerzАй бұрын

    They say matrix was intentionally bad but I think it's an excuse. Story presented in the movie is not working for me at all. And I've tried to watch it two times already and failed each time.

  • @ginogarcia8730
    @ginogarcia8730Ай бұрын

    i miss corridorcast

  • @efiorentino1024
    @efiorentino1024Ай бұрын

    Did this project get scrapped?

  • @masteroflight7296
    @masteroflight7296Ай бұрын

    Almost 2 year later and KZread still hasn’t done anything about this. Channels are still getting hacked by Crypto scams to this day

  • @BaldMancTwat
    @BaldMancTwatАй бұрын

    Everyone join me in a prayer for this podcast to return

  • @Guest_1138
    @Guest_1138Ай бұрын

    It’s art sure, but the faster you can produce the image the more natural the art process becomes.. if you are more concerned about “ART”, then go slow and enjoy the process, but sorry the years and decades of making VFX has been a time travel through a grind of soulless work. The art is lost in the speed and cost of production. AI will make the human creative process more real time.. making a canvas painting of art is one thing.. literally ONE THING. But a movie can’t be one thing.. it’s endless things and takes time costs money and years of your life.. I’d rather make things faster with any and ALL tools to assist in creating my vision.. I think AI helps you visualize your vision faster! Amen to that. I don’t need to embark a 5 year journey.. or 10 years as Ian says.. 10 years for work for something that doesn’t stand alone as anything?? It’s not a movie or a story? It’s not even finished. And he doesn’t want AI? Sorry I’m nowhere near where Ian is. And yes, AI gives you creative control. Yes, I don’t want to be a human Roto tool or tracking tool. That’s not the creativity that I want.

  • @GabrielsLogic
    @GabrielsLogicАй бұрын

    Sad to see podcast go 😢

  • @atch300
    @atch300Ай бұрын

    Rip corridor cast

  • @rylander1235
    @rylander1235Ай бұрын

    i feel like jordan is this ep

  • @andrewscot8553
    @andrewscot8553Ай бұрын

    No mo podcast? 4 months?😢

  • @nicklindsey3099
    @nicklindsey3099Ай бұрын

    The word "like"count reached 450 this episode

  • @enderbassett3570
    @enderbassett35702 ай бұрын

    "As someone who dies naked and alone in the dark, I'm impressed"

  • @123Iamawesome321
    @123Iamawesome3212 ай бұрын

    40:40 From action to cut, you were in control of that kiss with Oliver!

  • @enderbassett3570
    @enderbassett35702 ай бұрын

    The corridor crew are the only ones that can somehow make a conversation about horrific ways to die sound positive

  • @struwepeter
    @struwepeter2 ай бұрын

    Oh maaaaan, please keep going with the pod. There has to be a way to get kore eyes on it. 💚

  • @josechung7713
    @josechung77132 ай бұрын

    Never go full libertarian.

  • @anapple.4338
    @anapple.43382 ай бұрын

    Rip cast bruh

  • @DomH75
    @DomH752 ай бұрын

    I've been using Avid, then later FCP (both) and Premiere Pro since the mid-1990s. I'm now teaching myself Resolve. There was a time after the FCPX launch debacle where Adobe was hungry for the former FCP7 clientele. Now they're bloated and lazy... and I'm looking elsewhere!

  • @AarreLisakki
    @AarreLisakki2 ай бұрын

    no, impalement is not a late derivative of crucifixion but is far older than what you seem to think, earliest evidence goes back almost 1800 years BC -- Its a regular punishment right in the Code of Hammurabi ("If a woman bring about the death of her husband for the sake of another man, they shall impale her.") Indeed torture of various kinds including impalement was rather popular in the ancient near east, and neo-asyrrians in particular left decent evidence of it -- but I gather modern scholarship thinks this is more to do with them both having more opportunities as they were rather successful, and having a thing for bragging about it as an intimidation tactic, and possibly exaggerating in the process, than in being much different than a number of other empires in the area before or after, all fairly brutal ofc. It was in general widely practiced through history, in all kinds of poses and permutations, and apparently the best at keeping their victims alive were the Dutch in their East Indies.

  • @jasondonlon4375
    @jasondonlon43752 ай бұрын

    I wonder what brett thought when he went on youtube in 2019 to see how boneworks is doing and seeing himself get raped and murdered in the most creative ways

  • @nicklindsey3099
    @nicklindsey30992 ай бұрын

    The word "like" was used 522 times in this episode 😳

  • @a7dv7en7t
    @a7dv7en7t2 ай бұрын

    Sam's voices and accents add to the hilarity too. Can't discount Sam.