(Confused) Thoughts on an Unsticking Technique

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  • @andreiionescu160
    @andreiionescu160 Рік тому +2

    You are great, you are definitely NOT alone and you are an unusually keen and astute observer of human behavior. Great value video!

  • @clandestine919
    @clandestine919 11 років тому +1

    I always start watching these not thinking I'm going to watch the whole thing and then I'm suddenly 10 minutes in

  • @sonamwillow8999
    @sonamwillow8999 3 роки тому +1

    So appreciating these and glad they are still up.

  • @MKLGvlogs
    @MKLGvlogs 11 років тому

    I could sit and listen to you talk all day long. About anything. Your voice and the way you speak are very soothing to me. It makes me feel very comfortable.

  • @JenGresham
    @JenGresham 11 років тому +6

    Ze, what a gem this is. As a new movie maker, having a framework to think about and give context to what I do is mega helpful. I hope you do more of these. I'd love to hear more about the actual filming process when you're taking shots that aren't just you talking to the camera.

    • @jamiewallace2744
      @jamiewallace2744 11 років тому

      Thanks for sharing Jennifer Gresham - this was great!

  • @dakitticat
    @dakitticat 11 років тому +4

    That magic cubby of yours brings out my curiosity so strongly. Its contents are always different, and arranged in new ways. I want to browse through it all every time... see what I recognize and what's new, see how it's organized (or not), that kind of thing.

  • @kristieroybal4888
    @kristieroybal4888 5 років тому +1

    Oh my dear Ze! You most definitely ARE a Weirdo! And that is why so many people really and truly love you, without really even knowing you at all. We are ALL WEIRDOS too! Thank the Universe for Weirdos! For without us (both those who create and those who can only deeply appreciate) there would be no humor or joy, and we would all be mindless zombies. So thank you from the bottom of my heart for your specific brand of Weirdoness! And I know I am Very late to the party; your videos are years old, and you are still a pure genius, hilarious delight, and you are helping people feel better, or just plain alright, all these years later! What a genuine treasure you are. And I'll just bet, you were a hell on wheels handful and puzzlement to your parents you were as a child. I can almost laugh out loud right now at what a little high speed shit you must have been! And bless them for creating the Wonderful, Warm Weirdo that you are!

  • @Juliana-Bub
    @Juliana-Bub 11 років тому +1

    I've been feeling extremely disorganized in almost every aspect of my life right now (school work, applying to colleges, no money, not relating to friends, etc.), so the extremely organized nature of this video has made me feel 500% better, and my two-week long continuous anxiety attack has just broken. Thanks.

  • @RobertJones
    @RobertJones 11 років тому +6

    My biggest challenge is that I get to the "Throw out the top level Specificities" step, and never figure out the next step... Thus leaving me without a usable idea. Thanks for helping me know the next steps to take.

  • @ClaudiaHallChristian
    @ClaudiaHallChristian 10 років тому

    This is fantastic! Thank you for your true generosity in sharing your creative experience.

  • @SundanceWolf
    @SundanceWolf 4 роки тому

    I hope you come back to make more of these vids. I love listening to you speak. So much knowledge and wisdom! It's like you're inside my head!

  • @PogieJoe
    @PogieJoe 11 років тому +3

    Wow. I have missed you so much, Ze. These are extraordinary tips!

  • @jakeyjingus
    @jakeyjingus 11 років тому

    I was so happy to see this. Ze's talks are so genuine and real and I missed them so much.

  • @Sheldon.Williams
    @Sheldon.Williams 11 років тому +1

    your voice is like rain ... its calm and peaceful.

  • @numoracle1
    @numoracle1 11 років тому +1

    this can be applied to any creative work environment. #webdevelopers #graphicdesigners #engineers #writers #musicians etc...you are not alone ze...this is greatness.

  • @marypimm9082
    @marypimm9082 11 років тому +1

    Oh my goodness, I've been so sad lately and seeing your face in my feed just made my whole week.

  • @SFinerFACE
    @SFinerFACE 11 років тому

    I've been trying to further my creative endeavors for a while now at my university. I've been following most of these steps already, but you posting a video about it all makes me think this is a sign I am moving in the right direction. Thanks, Ze. Take care

  • @belladonnamay
    @belladonnamay 11 років тому

    So nice to hear from you again! And this is a great insight into the process of making videos. I can't help but try to draw parallels into the architecture project I'm currently doing...

  • @chazzzab
    @chazzzab 11 років тому

    I've missed this kind of conversation video, glad to see you're back!

  • @crazywilltheoriganal
    @crazywilltheoriganal 11 років тому

    Ze, I have been missing your videos they always somehow pull on my heart strings

  • @RandomerThanAverage
    @RandomerThanAverage 11 років тому

    This is an amazing video. I feel like I need to watch it about twenty more times to even start to get everything out of it that I could get, but it's exactly what I needed right now. Thank you Ze.

  • @TRAPSQUAD187
    @TRAPSQUAD187 3 роки тому +2

    Ze where are you we need you man these videos are life

  • @warriormusashi
    @warriormusashi 11 років тому

    Dude you are a genius! I can't believe I just discovered your videos, I love how you think about thinking and share your techniques with the world. I'll definitely keep these tips in mind if I get stuck. Keep up the good work

  • @SirSecrets
    @SirSecrets 11 років тому

    Litterally just watching old videos of yours the other wondering if you'd ever do any more in this style. I'm grateful you did.

  • @dapa4
    @dapa4 11 років тому

    Ze, you just turned my day around. Today had been really shitty, but just seeing your face and hearing your voice for these 12 minutes made it so much better.

  • @BryanFiema
    @BryanFiema 11 років тому

    Thanks, Ze! I've really been missing your videos. Seeing your process made me think about what I value in trying to make a connection with people - breaking down ideas, breaking rhythms, and focusing in on my own experience definitely gave me some ideas to mull over.

  • @glowhazel
    @glowhazel 11 років тому

    I'm always glad to see a new video from you, Ze!

  • @GildedVoice
    @GildedVoice 11 років тому +36

    Ze, Will you be doing more videos like this in the future? I have really been missing A Show at this point in my life.

    • @jimmybobzz
      @jimmybobzz 7 років тому +4

      nope

    • @TRAPSQUAD187
      @TRAPSQUAD187 3 роки тому +6

      Heck in 2020 A show would be amazing just rewatching it can be so amazing definitely a good pick me up

  • @nom-cha
    @nom-cha 11 років тому +1

    This was a great video that provided some nice insight. I would personally love to see you use that starbuck example just as a small video :)
    Great video, great seeing back again!

  • @conorjm11
    @conorjm11 11 років тому +2

    Love these types of videos Ze, you should start doing more again :)

  • @KingdomOfDaylightsDauphin
    @KingdomOfDaylightsDauphin 11 років тому

    That was fun - I liked going thru the process along with you.

  • @realcjcruz
    @realcjcruz 11 років тому

    This kind of stuff goes on in my head when I brainstorm, but it's just mass chaos. You're able to articulate and categorize the process so organically. I commend you.

  • @Flikkey
    @Flikkey 11 років тому

    i'm really appreciating that you have let me in on your creative process :)

  • @MackJCM
    @MackJCM 11 років тому

    Excellent work on Surprise
    Sort of made me realize I always go for the same kind of change in my tone when speaking publicly, which wasn't something I realized I need to improve on because I'm already ahead of my peers. I think it's important to compare yourself to what you can be instead of what your peers are, though, and continuing to improve yourself when you're "the best" is important. Thanks, Ze, for giving me something to work on!

  • @GingerandNuts
    @GingerandNuts 11 років тому

    I've missed these videos Ze. I enjoy what you're saying though I'm not making media I'm thinking about how to integrate this into my teaching practice. I love that your videos make me think.
    Thanks for being helpful/ inspirational to my overworked sleepy brain.

  • @4dianasaur
    @4dianasaur 11 років тому

    We've missed you so much. So glad you're back!

  • @PrinceAngelStar
    @PrinceAngelStar 11 років тому +1

    FINALLY another video! :D I seriously missed this channel lol

  • @FlorianFahrenberger
    @FlorianFahrenberger 11 років тому

    It's been a while. Great to see you up and running. I really have been missing your videos. I might soon go back to rewatching all the old ones...

  • @paperstarjar
    @paperstarjar 11 років тому +1

    This is just perfect. I'm attempting NaNoWriMo for the first time, and I've been brainstorm each next day's words when I work out at the gym... and this will help SO much!

  • @shessomickey
    @shessomickey 11 років тому

    It is such a pleasure to see you so exuberant, Ze.

  • @MrHeebieJeebie8
    @MrHeebieJeebie8 11 років тому

    Ze, you may or may not realize just how much you affect the people who watch your videos. This whole channel is filled with so many things that apply to me that I almost feel like I'm watching my future self. While that may be slightly disconcerting to you, be assured that the point I'm making is that the content and timing of your videos, specifically this channel (but your main channel as well) has been a total blessing in my life. As a first year college student studying film and knowing without a shadow of a doubt that this is the kind of stuff I want to do until I die, you're a role model for me and I thought it would be fair to say so. Keep doing what you're doing, man. It's all greatly appreciated. =D

  • @olli-mattimiettinen7860
    @olli-mattimiettinen7860 11 років тому

    This video helped me to write my essay in a very new way. I talked about the individuals perception of truth and how we are never wrong unless someone else or time proves us wrong. Usually nobody gives the wrong answer intentionally, one may understand that one is wrong but many things in our thoughts present to us as facts about life and the surrounding world.

  • @trombonesarebest
    @trombonesarebest 11 років тому

    I got so dang excited when I saw you uploaded a new video. We missed you! :D

  • @shes_a_beast
    @shes_a_beast 11 років тому

    As a director and cinematographer, this video has rained glitter from the unicorns butt on to my brains! So "revalational!" Thank you so much for these words Ze!

  • @Ash_Marshall
    @Ash_Marshall 11 років тому

    Thank you. I learnt more here than my first month on my film production course.

  • @ibetrolln1
    @ibetrolln1 11 років тому

    Ze, thanks for coming back man, you just made my day.

  • @danfraser1043
    @danfraser1043 11 років тому

    I love how genuine that Ze is.

  • @DavidRussell323
    @DavidRussell323 11 років тому

    It's good to see you again, Ze! I missed ashow, and this was just as thought provoking as ever

  • @WhatsAnOxfordComma
    @WhatsAnOxfordComma 11 років тому

    Endlessly helpful, as usual. Needed this today.

  • @isabellanow444
    @isabellanow444 10 років тому +2

    WHOAA Ze Frank narrating an ad that comes before his own vid! WHOA

  • @Soulwaxxreignsupreme
    @Soulwaxxreignsupreme 11 років тому

    I could listen to this dude all day long

  • @savannah6798
    @savannah6798 10 років тому

    I love Ze Everything - tone to the formation of each idea that falls out of your mouth is captivating, true and exciting. You are a carbon copy (physically) of a neurosurgeon that I work with at the hospital...I doubt he could ever dream of being as interesting as you are. Love your videos -

  • @22rockindie22
    @22rockindie22 10 років тому +9

    I miss you so much zefrank!!!

  • @googleby
    @googleby 11 років тому

    I really like how well aligned the shelves are with the camera.

  • @BuickGirl1986
    @BuickGirl1986 11 років тому

    Missed this. Ze is so human. Making me reolize that all the weird things I think and do everyone else thinks and feels also.

  • @alexcudd9850
    @alexcudd9850 11 років тому

    Yay! You're back! ^.^
    We missed you and your 227 bees.

  • @MetaFish42
    @MetaFish42 11 років тому

    It's nice to have you back, Ze, even if it's just for this one video.

  • @JaredSellickismyname
    @JaredSellickismyname 11 років тому

    Yah I'm pretty sure I'm going to watch this whenever I attempt to make a video ever now. Now that I am familiar with these techniqus I can see how you use them in your videos. My favorite bit was where you talk about scale and I will totally use that concept when I need it.

  • @alexpatch63
    @alexpatch63 11 років тому

    Great to see you again, Ze. I've missed these videos :)

  • @danielsmith1491
    @danielsmith1491 11 років тому +3

    I was watching this video in bed, dreary-eyed, half past one at night. While enjoying the points being made, 10:00 happened. I bolted up, but on my way I was stopped by my head board. All my ornaments were jostled, including a stone statuette of two dragons fighting. My hand on my head soothing the soon to be large bump is pierced by the the statuette in the webbing. I pull my hand away and the statuette continues to fall on to my already damaged forehead.
    I bet you thought that was reeeal funny putting that in there Ze.

  • @todayisokay4075
    @todayisokay4075 11 років тому

    Thank you Ze. I really do feel like these are going to help me a lot. *hugs you uncomfortably*

  • @ricosalvador3211
    @ricosalvador3211 11 років тому

    I jumped on that little part when you were explaining your surprise technique.

  • @borogove13
    @borogove13 11 років тому

    Thanks for this, Ze! I used to teach improv workshops for Renaissance Faire performers who did interactive character work with people in the lanes, and one of the big things I tried to convey was recognizing the easy joke/inuendo/cliche/reference, leaving that for the audience member to think or say on their own, and instead trying to observe things in a way that's unique to the performer and find the comedy that's a little beyond the easy bit.

  • @KudaniiMusic
    @KudaniiMusic 11 років тому

    Good god, it's so nice to see you again!

  • @SamuelJFord
    @SamuelJFord 11 років тому

    Missed you Ze! Good to have you back.

  • @lovetherain314
    @lovetherain314 11 років тому

    It was really cool getting to see a part of your creative process! Also, I know everyone is saying this, but it's true. I've missed you Ze! It was really nice seeing you in my sub feed :)

  • @karentraub7086
    @karentraub7086 11 років тому

    Ze, so pleased to see and hear from you. Thanks for checking in. Why has no one mentioned the 'surprise' at 10:03? good one, Ze.

  • @DFTBA221B
    @DFTBA221B 11 років тому

    Ze! Your True Facts series is great, but I sure do love just sitting down and watching you talk about something. Your face is a good face!
    More Ze Face!

  • @QueenofRocktheonly1
    @QueenofRocktheonly1 11 років тому

    This is incredibly useful, and at the precise moment. Thanks.

  • @romantheflash
    @romantheflash 11 років тому

    This was brilliant Ze, makes me want to almost change everything about my videos I have been doing so far. Which is probably a good thing :P

  • @theaveragenapkin6438
    @theaveragenapkin6438 9 років тому +3

    this really helped me write, thank you zefrank

  • @vitavane
    @vitavane 11 років тому

    Oh how we've missed you! This video came at a perfect time

  • @mathutree
    @mathutree 11 років тому +4

    Hello Stranger.... So good to hear your voice and see your face again

  • @NoyzBot
    @NoyzBot 11 років тому

    Gotta love the creative process, it's wonderous at very least.

  • @thebekmanz
    @thebekmanz 11 років тому

    Before you even mentioned coffee shops I imagined you walking into the one I worked at (I am not kidding) and trying to hide a big grin, failing and bursting into joyous laughter. I love your vids ZeFrank!

  • @bidaubadeadieu
    @bidaubadeadieu 11 років тому

    Yess, beautiful and quite helpfully informative video. I have a creative writing piece due soon and you helped give me ideas.

  • @JonJonesLPM
    @JonJonesLPM 11 років тому

    Unsticking indeed...at least for the moment. I figured since so much has been lost in the pond as of late, I did not anticipate seeing any more of these again. This too, then, has been a surprise.
    Hope you're well.

  • @OpheliaBoZeezell
    @OpheliaBoZeezell 11 років тому

    Your mind is so cute. Thanks for sharing. And you are not strange you are just right. I also have thought of electronics fighting over sockets and things of that nature. Maybe that is why people laugh at me and tell me I should be a comedian. :) Again thank you.

  • @NightmareBloodshed
    @NightmareBloodshed 11 років тому

    Great to see you again Ze

  • @DreamingCatStudio
    @DreamingCatStudio 11 років тому

    I really like these three techniques. Can apply the scale one right away in collage and assemblage art. Thank you!

  • @sarsapp
    @sarsapp 6 років тому

    I LOVE THIS!! I feel like I pay attention to the same level of detail. I totally get the "specificity of observation". As soon as you ruled out the obvious I went to "the sugar packets" I get you, man! lol

  • @ame0toko
    @ame0toko 11 років тому

    "When you're lost, it's nice to have a sign pointing you in the right direction."
    Thanks, Ze. I've been in a rut, myself. Not an insurmountable rut, just a rut. Ruts are funny like that.

  • @Celeste-in-Oz
    @Celeste-in-Oz 11 років тому

    Slam dunk! So much there. Impossible to guess how many pathways in the creative process that opens up.

  • @slopebomber
    @slopebomber 11 років тому

    Great video! Thanks, thumbed up, and bookmarked. Small correction though. In the United States, or at least in the south, right turns are the surprise

  • @MariannePurple362
    @MariannePurple362 11 років тому

    I missed your videos! Welcome back, Ze :)

  • @LikelyToBeEatenByAGrue
    @LikelyToBeEatenByAGrue 11 років тому

    I missed you ze. Not that I don't enjoy a silly true facts video, but I like it when you make me think.

  • @schmittelt
    @schmittelt 11 років тому

    Good to see you again, Ze. I'm sure there's lots of great info in this video but, unfortunately, it was while watching it that I discovered the new Google+ shenanigans and spent the last hour trying to figure this crap out. I'll be sure to watch this again when I have more time.

  • @minervacori
    @minervacori 11 років тому

    I have been told that I have strange thinking patterns and I often feel very alienated, even among my closest friends and family because I may mention some thought I had and I can't connect to them because they don't see things the way I do. Whenever I see one of these videos, I am reminded that I'm not the only one that sees the subtleties of life and also feels the alienation of thinking like this. Thank you Ze.

    • @StopWhining491
      @StopWhining491 Рік тому

      I have this same experience with a member of my family, who is prone to binary thinking.

  • @WhirlOmar
    @WhirlOmar 11 років тому

    If I had only seen this video before making my recent one. I used instead of throwing out all the obvious. As always I learn something new and very useful from Ze.

  • @JulianTorres97
    @JulianTorres97 11 років тому

    ZE! Seeing you in my inbox was like seeing an old friend that I haven't seen in a while.

  • @Lintukoko
    @Lintukoko 11 років тому

    Please make more of these, Ze. You make everything a million times better when you put your clown ready face online and yammer away. You are an adorable demigod of the Interwebz, vlog god specifically. (Ringling Brothers school in Florida is actually pretty great-fun and bewilderment are especially useful day to day&almost always guarantee friends for.those with the skills they teach! Mediocrity is the real miserable threat to happiness.)

  • @Barribam
    @Barribam 11 років тому +2

    Your coffee sounds so much more sophisticated than mine.

  • @sneakyrabbits
    @sneakyrabbits 11 років тому

    Thank you for making a new vlog. I was imagining trying to break out of my natural speaking rhythm and thought I would probably end up sounding like William Shatner. Maybe that is why he talks like that...

  • @BuuLeighton
    @BuuLeighton 11 років тому

    Very helpful Ze, thanks for sharing!

  • @lubnaipsum
    @lubnaipsum 11 років тому

    Ze: "It's nice to have a sign pointing you in the right direction." That hat is a fine touch, good sir. I laughed. :)

  • @samanthak2205
    @samanthak2205 11 років тому

    Very helpful. I have to make a video for school that's basically trying to get people to buy from local/small businesses for christmas. i have been having trouble with trying to make it entertaining while also providing useful information.

  • @Celeste-in-Oz
    @Celeste-in-Oz 11 років тому

    As expected, this advise has a lot of applications. That sounds dry, but I don't wanna get all gushy about how awesome you are. It is another valuable 'sample bag' of cognitive tools. Fun to rummage through!

  • @Celeste-in-Oz
    @Celeste-in-Oz 11 років тому

    'Ornaments of your imagination'
    What a pretty key! a key, it must go somewhere here...

  • @StopWhining491
    @StopWhining491 Рік тому +3

    I've decided watching Ze is much better for me than watching politics, which never changes or does anything to make me better.

  • @LittleMsPirate
    @LittleMsPirate 11 років тому

    Thanks for these great tips Ze. I find myself using similar techniques when writing stories or papers for college. :)