Van Neistat's Guide to Master Storytelling
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- Опубліковано 26 чер 2024
- Never let the facts get in the way of the truth.
0:00 Storytelling vs. reporting
0:23 The story structure
1:26 Difference between a good storyteller and bad storyteller
4:46 Support for The Spirited Man
5:06 The Post-it Note
7:45 A model for connection
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A pioneer in digital filmmaking, Van Neistat made his first internet video, The Holland Tunnel, in 2000. He went on to collaborate with New York City artist Tom Sachs, directing a series of short films shown at the Guggenheim Museum in Berlin. Van has since directed dozens more films for the Tom Sachs Studio. In 2010 HBO aired The Neistat Brothers, an 8-episode series of short videos made entirely by Van and his brother Casey Neistat. Van Neistat’s directorial debut feature, A SPACE PROGRAM, co-written by Tom Sachs, premiered at the 2015 South by Southwest Film Festival and opened in theaters nation-wide in spring, 2016. In 2018 Neistat Directed the short film Paradox Bullets, co-written with Tom Sachs, narrated by Werner Herzog, and starring Ed Rushca. Neistat has written and directed commercial projects for Nike, Hurley, Kate Spade, Tory Burch, J. Crew, Twitter, Sleepy Jones and Frances Valentine. His work has been exhibited in museums throughout the world. He lives in Topanga, California.
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The legend himself explaining the legend. How lucky we are.
THIS IS YOUR BEST YET - WOW - CHILLS
Nesitat guide to making something new, look old. Putting a lot of effort into making it look like you gave 50%.
This is probably my favorite YT channel, and I am a huge fan of Casey. But Van is like a life teacher, someone I see as my future me, someone who is giving us lessons about life in a unique and creative way. Thanks, Van
My friend and I were big fans of Van (and Casey). We’d often wonder where the hell he’d disappeared to and why he wasn’t on social media. When he released all his old videos on Vimeo a few years back, it was pretty amazing to see how much work he was still doing.
But I’m so glad he decided to finally join UA-cam. There’s a refreshing aspect to him directly speaking to the camera. Every time there’s a new Van video, it’s always a nice little punctuation to the day.
We have read at least half a dozen books on story telling. None were as helpful as the first half of this 9 minute video. Thank you, Van. ❤
The second half is the whole point!
Van, you're literally the only person I follow on UA-cam where I audibly say 'yes, a new video!'
Never stop
MAN I SWEAR TO GOD I LITERALLY JUMPED AND GIGGLED AND CLAPPED IN EXCITEMENT SEEING VAN'S VIDEO APPEAR!!!
Van,
I am a pragmatic man - a person striving to live a stoic life. I’m definitely an introvert who likes small about as much as you. Telling my own story doesn’t come naturally.
Today I was relaxed with my decision not to bother with trying to tell/ share my story.
Then after not watching your videos for about a year you showed up in my YT feed. Why? Who knows?
Today you gave me a how and a bit of a why. So as I ride my bike off-road to all 7 continents with my dog Mira I'll be alternatively praising and cursing your name. Deséame suerte🤗💕🐕🌎🌏
My grandfather always said “never spoil a good story with accuracy”
More valuable than most of my college writing classes. Thank you Van, subscribing to your Patreon now :)
Van. I’m living in a rural town for the summer with nearly no service and limited time, the quality and density of your videos make them some of the only ones I still watch. Thank you.
I always fell behind in life, always feeling that someone else is writing my life story for me. Being a muppet.
Missing out on major life events growing up as a young man.
The SURPRISE...i still have time te redirect, even at the age of 50
Thanks Van.
When i first started on youtube i learnt alot from Caseys Guide to Vlogging … and now Vans Guide to storytelling is gonna take it to the next level .. Thanks Van 💯🔥
The chef’s kiss will be when you get control of spelling and grammar.
I love seeing these worlds collide. I'm a "mommy" of several years now and have been loving 2 Bears 1 Cave. I also know that Bert is a big fan of Casey's work, as he is obsessed with talking about the way Casey tells a story...which clearly comes from the history you two have telling stories together. I love how it all just perpetuates itself.
This is the best channel on UA-cam. In every video, I learn something and feel connected. Thanks, Van.
You know, van only has about 15 subscriptions. And one of them is Bert. Shows what he believes in
Oof. The whole-body goosebumps right when the surprise hit at the end, tying everything together with the neatest little bow.
This. This is how it's done. Thank you for this week's lesson.
ooohohohohoo those coveted goosebumps. well said, brother. a cute little bow, with sparkles, too.
It’s an incredibly shallow story with no real depth
I didn't get any. Thought is was pretty weak tbh.
This is brilliant! So many UA-camrs should watch this…I watch so many videos that I call….”suddenly………..nothing happened “
I haven't even started watching but I know I'll be playing this on a loop for a long time. You are my big inspiration Van
Wow Van, you never cease to amaze me. This video displays your excellent writing skills. A story within a story within a story, with a surprise at the end. Proud to be a Patreon. Keep up the great work.
I was having a massive creative block for months. You cannot imagine the weight that this specific video had on me going back on trying to tell stories. Thank you very much for your service Van!
So happy I found your channel. I am excited to see it grow and where it takes you.
Thank you, sir.
This video is a masterclass in storytelling. I think this is my favorite video of all time on UA-cam.
To Get content like this for free is amazing. Watching this video a while ago i realised i often told the ‘’suprise’’ too early in a story. I’ve now tried the technique Van shows us in this video in the last days, and it’s amazing how well it works.
Thank you Van!
you never fail to absolutely hook me into your videos.. Im always catching myself just lost in your productions
Excellent story telling about story telling. You Rock Van!!
Have a great weekend everyone!
This has to be my favorite story about how to tell a story. I like your smile at the end. It’s like your winking with that smirk.
Це чудово! Надихаюче! Дякую вам
This was amazing! I’m so glad I found you!❤❤❤❤
This episode better have an AWESOME surprise.
Coming to this video seeking guidance on storytelling and how to do it authentically, and it is one year to the date since published, and I am very grateful. Thank you!
That cab driver's fact, dark and you feel a connection. The connection is the fact he risked a good relationship. You form deeper bonds by risking those bonds.
Great episode, thanks! I'll be keeping this in mind every time I tell a story from now on.
Thank you Van. Year two has been a great source of wisdom for me and the idea of "the surprise" is one I hope to incorporate into my vlogs.
That IS how you tell a story! Thank you!
Ich freue mich jedes Mal, wenn mir ein neues Van-Neistat-Video angezeigt wird! Wie immer inspirierend 🙌🏼
ja, stimmt!
Van does a great service in reminding us that great storytelling of the human condition comes from those that embrace it and take care in how they share it. Melanin has nothing to do with it, we are all human.
Stunning video. Thank you!
The timer on the ad is fire!
This was a solid one ☝🏻
Wonderfully told sir!
Excellent. Ready for the weekend. 😎
SORRY HAVE TO POST AGAIN THIS IS INCREDIBLE - I’m currently on a creative writing masters and needed this SHOT IN THE ARM
Thanks for making this, right up my alley atm.
11 months late to this, and got distracted 50 seconds in because I had to much coffee, but the good thing is the distraction was the drawings in the background, they are amazing. 👌 Now, back to the video...
This fulfilled man was always convinced that the spirited man and his artistic brother are great storytellers but to be able to hear how the element of surprise at the end of the story makes the delivery of the story more satisfying. I’ll definitely keep this in mind when I tell stories moving forward.
This particular video is gonna help a lot of story-based channels in this platform 👏
I needed this more than you could know today, Van.
Smashed it dude- that was so helpful ✨🙏✨
Thanks you for sharing this ❤
Your handwriting is the most human writing I have ever seen! 🎉
Van once again this is absolute gold. Thanks you for sharing.
Loved this!!
loved the sound design on this one
So much info just right at the beginning!
Wow. First sentence already blew my mind.
Van - that video from 2013 about you and Tom Sachs's boat race is *masterful* storytelling
That was WONDERFUL!
Well done, sir!
Thank you for this. I hope to find the stories in my life experiences someday.
Got the same emotions watching this as I did watching Life of Pi.
Thanks Van.
Promising start of the video!)
Bravo! Well done, sir.
I learned about storytelling as a kid from the danish writer Jørn Riel. He wrote many tales about Greenland, both the danish living there and the Inuits. In one the characters talk about how to tell a story, and there is a master storyteller. That really resonated with me and I've carried it with me ever since. The importance of telling a story right. That's probably one of the reasons I became a writer.
Fascinating stuff. I hope to apply this type of storytelling in music making
Fantastic tips :)
5:06 to skip the spirited ad, delightfully placed (certainly on purpose) after the sentence "never interrupt a good storyteller"
Omg… I’m reading Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglas. When you said Maryland and plantation in the context of a surprise, I literally said to myself, “It’s the Great House Farm, isn’t it?”
Great video Van!
Awesome video van, keep it up.
The other trick of a good story teller - the call back to some fact or point used earlier in the story to link it all together and get you to remember it...
This is why Big Fish is my favorite movie, people don’t really get it when they watch it because they are distracted with the visuals and don’t catch on to the story about life it tells and how it tells it.
Totally agree! #BigFish
Van you achieved Elite story telling status 🙌 Casey definitely learned from the best 🐐
Thank you!
That's a gem!
Soooo good, 👍amazing story Spirited Man
I love this so much
VERY INTERESTING DUDE!
That was an epic story well done
9:17 I will never forget that performance, magical!
This was so good. :)
Whoooooo! Way to end the week!
Love you man
Also Van, my friend is teaching over Summer video storytelling to middle schoolers and she loved this video
Oof. You punched me in the face with that wrap it all up surprise ending.
PLEASE NEVER STOP -
UNTIL YOU WANT TO, THAT IS
the goddamn smirk Van had when he mentioned whitney in the end, opened my third eye istg
Yes! This is what I need
I like how you used this short as a trailer for an extremely insightful video, I wish indie filmmakers did this to attract attention for their art.. it’s a medium that tends itself to vitality amongst the poorly attentive audiences who yearn for well produced movies that are not widely recommended by long form video recommendation systems like Netflix, Amazon and YT, broadly speaking.
So cool to know you also watch and love Brett
Non-patreons are missing out! Just watched part one of their Respectability Tour...so much fun
Wow! I'm silenced. Hats off. Bravo.
Funny little coincidence with the date when wrote that post-it note. The 11th of December 2019 (few days after my birthday too) was the exact date I went into rehab for alcoholism. It's been tough time since then, maintaining sobriety, during the pandemic, getting into education, brother's death, and mum's health issues but I've been sober since. That's been a surprise to me.
Masterclass in storytelling. Thank you
yet again a masterpiece from Van
Thank you for you're wisdom my friend. I will use these techniques next time a cop stops me
Van, I think I can speak for all of us when I say we would love to see you back on Bert's podcast.
Love your videos Van, I see you from Spain. It would be great a video about your clothing, I see there is a whole philosophy behind your blue de trevaille shirt, your pants and the boots you talk about once. Love your simplicity and style man! Saludos desde Valencia amigo!
Excellent
Great story!❤
Thank you
Boom, that's a good one. Changes the venue, thus the wedding.
Wish you were in my community so I could share a story with our vegetables and fruit, thank you for your craft