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Update Video and House of Leaves 2 script
House of Leaves Part 2 script : docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vQJ_gzXLGj4-gOkiTcUatVuR4kce9d7f6_uOL9_7qjvKbd7juWSg9NZ5NXSHoSqLh8ApM4WEbO8QzX4/pub
I used the same music because it just happened to be the perfect length for the video. I will probably come up with some other music for the next video.
Things to work on: My thumbnail game is still awful, I need to make a template
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Відео

House of Leaves - Summary and Analysis
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House of Leaves - Summary and Analysis I wanted to make a longer youtube video, and I just finished House of Leaves, so I made a long video about the house of leaves. I took some pictures, and figured out how to take them when I was almost done. Timestamps: 0:00 Intro 3:35 Plot Summary - The First Part 6:06 Plot Summary - The Navidson Record 9:44 Plot Summary - Break 1 12:35 Plot Summary - Expe...
Software Engineer Quora 4 - Career Secret (not a secret)
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Answer link: qr.ae/pyFMww Right before uploading this I realized how bad the framing is for the camera. The quality is great, and I look like I am drowning in the bottom right hand corner of the frame because I didn't take 10 extra seconds to point the camera down a bit more... Anyway, I also tried to fuzz out some text, and I was tired while recording, so I didn't have much to say after readin...
Software Engineer Quora 3 - Interviews and Outsiders
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This is the third one! Am I getting better at this? I doubt it! I am actually getting a sense of what I can do with editing and how to keep a more consistent energy level, I think. Anyway, I might take a break for a bit or never do these again, but this was fun. Quora Answers: qr.ae/pyADpM qr.ae/pyADNS
Software Engineer Quora 2 - Career Advice
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Here's a link to the answer: qr.ae/pyYDza I messed up the text in one part of this, but it was funny, so I didn't fix it. This is still just practice.
Quora Answer 1 - Refactoring
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This video is mostly me sorting out the format. I think I rambled for too long, I should keep these to 5 minutes or so. Also I think this answer, after listening to it like 20 times in editing, isn't great as an anchor for a subject. I need to practice making thumbnails, since I think that's a major part of making youtube videos. The next one will be better. Maybe.
Youtube Intro
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I'm doing this as a hobby, just to sort it out. I tried to read from a script and the ending is bad on purpose... if that makes it better. I debated on adding music, but just go to lofi-hip hop if you want some background music: ua-cam.com/video/jfKfPfyJRdk/v-deo.html
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt6
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored.
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt5
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored.
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt4
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored. NOTE: This one got a copyright strike and can't be monetized because of the song "You". It's cool that we covered it well enough to have that happen, I wasn't going to monetize it anyway. But the flag didn't say "this is the...
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt3
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored.
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt2
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored.
Magic Murder Bag Big Fish Pub Show 2007 Pt1
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I ramble about shows we've had and go over the few songs in this clip. Split it up because otherwise it would be too long. I'll come back and add timecodes when I am bored.
Finishing Simple Song 5 10
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This is me putting a pin in the song "Simple"... I should I have renamed this song. Also, I had a song called "Simple Song" in my old band. This is not that song. I have listened to this song way too much in the last few weeks, so I need to put it away for a while and work on something else. I figured out the vocal line slowly, then got sick of working on the song, so I am really off on some of...
4 26 Behind the scenes of
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Feel the pressure of made up deadlines and see how terrible I am at editing videos. This was fun :D
4 26 Editing practice
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4 26 Editing practice
4-18-2020 Rambling about what to do today
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4-18-2020 Rambling about what to do today
Cubase Practice 1 - "End" postmortem
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Cubase Practice 1 - "End" postmortem
AmericanAsshole
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AmericanAsshole
I am rusty... but... this game is awesome
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I am rusty... but... this game is awesome
Salad and banana
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Salad and banana
Disconnect
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Disconnect
The End
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The End
Run Over
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Run Over
Rocketface!
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Rocketface!
SomethingDifferent
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SomethingDifferent
Forcibly Had...
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Forcibly Had...
Insanity
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Insanity
This is easy
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This is easy
Wat
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Wat

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  • @balfizan
    @balfizan Місяць тому

    As a note the Navidsons and their experience are semi autobiographical to MZD his father was a film maker and photographer, his mother a model/actress, he has a sister who is a singer. From what I've been able to find the internal story also might be Mark reflecting on his dad's career change to be more of an academic/critic in order to spend more time with him and his sister. He also doesn't talk much at all about his mother in interviews so there might be something going on there or possibly just a desire to keep his mother's private life private.

  • @TimoNaaro
    @TimoNaaro Місяць тому

    I am still working on the book. Its very hard to get clear idea because I feel formatting here is crucial key to solving this puzzle. I have not been able to get hold of hardcover book. Mostly been listening to audiobook and playing myhouse.wad. Doom mod. lol I still feel the keynotes at the end of the book are crucial. I think by analysing them in detail you could get even better handle what is true and made up since some of the quotes and stuff are totally made up. Would love to watch your another video on this topic if you ever made one.

  • @fadd6895
    @fadd6895 Місяць тому

    Thank you .

  • @incarnateflame3462
    @incarnateflame3462 Місяць тому

    How does electrity cut your legs

  • @F91RPG
    @F91RPG 2 місяці тому

    Dont have earpods with me at the moment but I turned my laptop speaker 100% and video volumn to 100% still cant hear anything :( shame I am pretty sure THIS is the video I must watch, maybe I should get a new pair of pods!

  • @seandalziel7414
    @seandalziel7414 2 місяці тому

    House of Leaves is one of my favorite reads in recent memory.

    • @michaelewald9195
      @michaelewald9195 2 місяці тому

      Wow you either didn't read it or you only read garbage.😂😂😂

    • @secondrule
      @secondrule 2 місяці тому

      Very interesting book. Took me a while to figure out the structure of the book as i was reading it but once I did the book became easier to read and to get through. I don't have an interest in reading it again any time soon ( i read it like 10 years ago) but i found it good enough to remember it and to be glad i had read it. A very interesting, disturbing, and gloomy book, but a good/great read. A good mind twister. I give the author a lot of credit.

  • @stevegoodson9022
    @stevegoodson9022 2 місяці тому

    Sure you already know this - there's a companion album to HoL by MZD's sister, who records under the name 'Poe'. When Johnny hears a song coming from a bar with lyrics about a 'five and a half minute hallway' - ua-cam.com/video/2_Q-dmsQTao/v-deo.htmlsi=W362JMPADP1OfbOa

  • @majukun
    @majukun 2 місяці тому

    I think him attacking kyrie afterwards was all in his mind because at one point in the book I remember him basically admitting that, that in the end kyrie just ran away and all the violence was, again, all in his head. Personally I think that what's real and what is not is left intentionally vague and there is no real answer..which on one side is cheap, but it works well with the themes of the book being dishorientation, both spacial and about your own feelings and your place in life. It's a shame for me that the most interesting part of the book, the navidson report, is clearly fiction and doesn't even attempt to explain its lore...which on one side makes it scarier, on the other, at least for my tastes, cheapens it a bit, because if the author can put whatever he wants in the story without that neededing to make sense, then nothing actually matters. the rest is just a clear descent into schizophrenia..I think zampano really existed since we get photos of the snippets he left behind...but it's also true that nothing "strange" surrounding zampano ever gets explained...the dead cats, the claw marks near his body, the strange snippets that appear burned in seemingly random spots...zampano could be real and those could have mundane explanations that we will never know, or zampano could be made up, and thus the explanations don't really matter.

  • @MoLena0303
    @MoLena0303 3 місяці тому

    Does anyone else think the entire thing is written by johnnys mom? She mentions numerous times "when the government kills me". I think she killed johnny when he was 7 and is institutionalized/ on a death row type situation. I think shes telling the story through multiple personalities. The way her letters deteriorate are very similar to the rest of the book. Karen being sexually abused could be her own trauma?

  • @coryc1904
    @coryc1904 3 місяці тому

    Awesome video man! This was a real treat. I'm in my second readthrough now. Definitely feels like new game plus. Probably going to read it once every Summer now. 😂❤ I Love your video, thank you for making this for us!!!!!

  • @wyattcar4071
    @wyattcar4071 3 місяці тому

    10k views and only 80 subs? SUBSCRIBE TO THIS MAN!

  • @timothybina3604
    @timothybina3604 3 місяці тому

    Brilliant analysis. I’ve read a lot of commentaries on HOL. This was refreshing in its insights. I feel like I finally understand what the book was about. Anxious to read the book for a third time after listening to the way you’ve framed your analysis. Nice going!

  • @Halsyan
    @Halsyan 4 місяці тому

    I really enjoyed this. It was a great way to revisit the book without having to read it again. That formatting, interesting & creative as it was, could be a little grueling to get through.

  • @clareisnotadalek
    @clareisnotadalek 4 місяці тому

    I liked your interpretation a lot! I think your point about the importance of sitting with something yourself is very valid. You definitely had some interesting insights that I hadn’t noticed. I particularly liked your thoughts on how certain characters in the film portrayed different aspects of Johnnys life!

  • @Digitaleducation711
    @Digitaleducation711 4 місяці тому

    Its like 1408 room movie

  • @_comment
    @_comment 4 місяці тому

    I forget, do we have anyone's word other than Johnny that be became famous? Did that band even exist?

  • @claytonwyatt9780
    @claytonwyatt9780 4 місяці тому

    This is my favorite HOL analysis.

  • @Batmansplumber
    @Batmansplumber 4 місяці тому

    It would be awesome if you would continue your examination on house of leaves. Maybe go into fan theories or different interpretations you have? Great content btw!

  • @pillmatik4239
    @pillmatik4239 5 місяців тому

    Thank you! I gave up on the book and thanks to your video I need to revisit it I think. And the music fit the ambiance of the story well.

  • @Goldjohney2
    @Goldjohney2 5 місяців тому

    This was an amazing video. Thank you so much for the work you put into making it

  • @fznda
    @fznda 6 місяців тому

    Thank you for your insight. All of your essay was well thought out and eloquent.

  • @harrysumption430
    @harrysumption430 6 місяців тому

    Fantastic video, you brought so much clarity and thoughtful analysis to a Seemingly impenetrable piece of art. Thank you.

  • @nevadakirin1923
    @nevadakirin1923 6 місяців тому

    I was honestly absentmindedly clicking on summary links for House of Leaves and thought it said something around 500k views on your video and was honestly shocked it was only 6K views. While I usually have video essays on as background noise, I was completely absorbing everything you said throughout the entire time. Not only was this a really good and straight to the point summary about the plot and themes of the book but I would absolutely listen to you talk about other books in a similar way too. This video was really well-organized and kept my attention the entire way through. I've owned this book for years and was never able to crack it and you put it all out there really well. I watched another video that said you're just doing this as a hobby but I would absolutely love a series of you talking about quite literally any book like this.

  • @AlejandraHernandezVallejo
    @AlejandraHernandezVallejo 7 місяців тому

    Fantastic review and interpretation; truly deep and insightful! I really hope you do more reviews of this kind!

  • @eeyoreofborg
    @eeyoreofborg 7 місяців тому

    Does no one else find an analysis of this book...ironic?

  • @SHLVideos
    @SHLVideos 7 місяців тому

    This is great - I'd love to hear your thoughts on Mother Horse Eye's Flesh Interface Series.

  • @layla_does_stuff9318
    @layla_does_stuff9318 7 місяців тому

    I finished the book and I really liked your analysis. I hope you continue this sortve thing. I thought your recap was really well done!

  • @DazeyChaineMusic
    @DazeyChaineMusic 7 місяців тому

    Minotaur could be johnnys trauma / fangs personified (?)

  • @harrystirland9256
    @harrystirland9256 7 місяців тому

    Thank you for your analysis. It was very good and helped me have a deeper understanding 😊

  • @t5styles333
    @t5styles333 7 місяців тому

    I like how you did this. Your voice, the music and your articulation are appreciated. Thank you.

    • @t5styles333
      @t5styles333 6 місяців тому

      PS I'm looking forward to your Infinite Jest video. ;)

  • @anthonybryson533
    @anthonybryson533 7 місяців тому

    Highly recommend checking out the album "Haunted", by Poe (Anne Decatur Danielewski), this is Mark's sister's 2nd album and is seen as a companion piece to the book, each reference one another and were created around the same time. Both deal with similar themes, as they were both dealing with some level of trauma relating to their parents, if memory serves. It's all echoes of one another.

    • @katriona8534
      @katriona8534 5 місяців тому

      Thanks so much for the tip! Will be listening

  • @SerenaBates
    @SerenaBates 8 місяців тому

    This is a great analysis! I read House of Leaves probably 5 or 6 years and a friend recently picked it up - your video helped jog my memory and frames the information in a way that doesn't feel snobbish or unapproachable.

  • @Commentpeon
    @Commentpeon 8 місяців тому

    Karen saving Will by going back into the house is the most pivotal moment of the book. No amount of logical analysis or knowledge could stop the trauma and emotional pain from growing inside of the house. The book postulates that only someone loving you in spite of all the pain and trauma can make it go away/ or allow you to move on from it and live fully. To me this embodies what it means to truly experience love. No matter where you and the other person have been. You both walk into the other person’s emotional mess and say i’m here to stay and love you even tho its overwhelming and a mess. Only then will the mental gaps recede and two can live a full life in spite of the trauma.

  • @adriennewalker1715
    @adriennewalker1715 8 місяців тому

    I enjoyed your post very much, thanks for posting!

  • @dia_exclamation_point
    @dia_exclamation_point 8 місяців тому

    Wow you reviewed it in under an hour. World Record!

  • @dawidskrodzki
    @dawidskrodzki 8 місяців тому

    Thank you for doing this. I just wanted to object to calling some of the characters "losers" just because they don't have a great career, family and perhaps make questionable choices. It is unnecessarily judgemental. Some people have difficult lives and it doesn't matter how hard they try they are not as perfect as others` for many reasons. For me it almost feels like calling someone in a book that is challenged mentally a "retard". In particular, I really have no idea why you would consider Tom to be a "looser".

  • @layalialsudairy9992
    @layalialsudairy9992 8 місяців тому

    Great analysis and up to the point. You brought up the most important things. And like you I loved Johnny’s mom letters. They were beautiful and disturbing . Johnny probably got his talent for writing from her.

  • @ricoperez9252
    @ricoperez9252 8 місяців тому

    He did a really good job on the video, my attention span is pretty poor, so much so that I can’t even do audiobooks sometimes but I managed to track everything u said so that’s awesome, I wouldn’t have been able to absorb any of the story at all if it weren’t for you so thanks

  • @PeenWeinersteen
    @PeenWeinersteen 9 місяців тому

    I appreciate YOUR time.

  • @MissMayuri
    @MissMayuri 9 місяців тому

    I feel like the house itself is a book. Books contains worlds, or in this case a house, but when you close it its just a book, it never changes, it always look the same. And the labyrinth reminds me of greek mythology with the labyrith that changes size and form, and in the middle the minotaur resides.

  • @say.yes.
    @say.yes. 9 місяців тому

    I’ve owned this book since I was 16 years old… simply because I love circa survive. Without knowing what it’s about… I was very intimidated by the format. So much so I still have never read it.

  • @rb-44
    @rb-44 9 місяців тому

    This is so relaxing 😌

  • @deadchannel8431
    @deadchannel8431 9 місяців тому

    Great vid! Btw I don’t think Johnny actually killed Kyrie and Gandks man. He says later in the book he let them go

  • @kjdubs5877
    @kjdubs5877 10 місяців тому

    One thing about the hallways is that the closet space between the rooms only appears after the rift of going to a wedding. The kids no doubt asked their parents why they weren't married, furthering the emotional rift.

    • @marcop5400
      @marcop5400 8 місяців тому

      Someone watched night mind

  • @RedKnight56
    @RedKnight56 10 місяців тому

    Just finished the book and this brought it all together wonderfully! Thanks so much! Great job!

  • @oksanarose6879
    @oksanarose6879 11 місяців тому

    i think what i really liked about this book is the way the formatting enhanced the content. there’s a lot of content that appears to serve no purpose other than to change your reading speed. some passages are formatted such that it mirrors the claustrophobia that the characters experience, or conversely, the wide spaces that they find themselves in. i don’t know if every detail has a deeper meaning or intention, but the book utilizes a lot of rules of composition very effectively, and overall is a great example of how content and form talk to each other. i really like it for that alone, even though it’s a complex mammoth of a text that spirals and dead-ends and meanders. certainly unconventional but it works so well for what it is.

    • @oksanarose6879
      @oksanarose6879 11 місяців тому

      also, super useful video- i can have pretty shit reading comprehension and it’s useful to have a summary/framework. i’m rereading the book after a year but this video made me realize i missed a lot of content during the first round

    • @socaltoobie8984
      @socaltoobie8984 6 місяців тому

      @@oksanarose6879 Exactly! Case in point… Chapter IX (labyrinth). 🤯 As I was reading it I was thinking “how am I going to remember where I left off and how to get back there?” And leaving a post it (as a breadcrumb) to help me find my way back. Then I literally laughed and realized… I GET it!! That chapter was chef’s kiss.

  • @dementedavenger2784
    @dementedavenger2784 11 місяців тому

    Love the music in the background

  • @robgabe3984
    @robgabe3984 11 місяців тому

    Good video man. I agree the book is about johnnys descent it no schizophrenia. It’s a schizophrenia stimulator

  • @GiraffeDGod
    @GiraffeDGod 11 місяців тому

    I enjoyed your video from start to end , and for your first longer format video it was very well put together. If you decide to continue this as hobby then I look forward to what you do next

  • @coaldoubt2879
    @coaldoubt2879 11 місяців тому

    Fantastic video. Well done