Very nice. I liked that there was a lot of "stuff" and variety, not just endless repetitions of the same hallway type. I also liked that the entity your protagonist encountered didn't seem like it was necessarily hostile, either.
Very obscured footage. Definitely felt more realistic then most of them that are put out there. Definitely love the work put into this. Dedication is always key.
Absolutely OUTSTANDING work on this Found Footage! The intro was POWERFUL. The door at the beginning really intensified the creepy factor, and then to see that amazing floral wallpaper with the random objects really gave that Backrooms Vibe! Loved how the Wonderer went to that curved wall, looked up to see an endless tunnel. Great reaction! The different environments, along with the randomly placed furniture, to that maze of concrete walls, to then face that horrifying entity was so well done! That last region before the tape ended was incredible! The way the environment phased to what it was once the door opened was so unique! Really hope to see another Found Footage soon! 10/10!
Wow, thank you! These types of comments give me encouragement to keep going with these projects. But it sucks that they usually take 2 or 3 months to make. My computer is so slow to render these scenes. 😅
@@TheAgentKnight You are very welcome! The rendering is a nightmare! I'm learning how to animate entities and backroom levels myself. I managed to get a powerful PC last year, so HOPING the rendering won't take ages. But creating everything takes AAAAAGES! But well worth it! Keep up the incredible work!
Why does everyone in these backrooms videos misspell "wanderer"? I know it's a petty thing to point out, but its weird that I see at least two or three people EVERY video do this? Is it a thing specifically geared for backrooms videos? Is there a meaning to it? Or something else? The letter "o" and the letter "a" are nowhere near each other on any typical keyboards so it confuses the hell out of me.
This turned out great! I love how detailed it is compared to other backrooms videos I've seen while also retaining that weird and uncanny ambiance that makes the backrooms so awesome in the first place. Nice job!
It looks really great, but I have a little feedback if you don't mind. There are few things that hurt the immersion: - intense flickering of bottles at the very beginning (if intended, perhaps they should've rustled?), - checkered "missing texture" chair (it makes it look like a video game), - no baseboard on the walls (it's not mandatory, but walls look more realistic if it's either there, or wallpaper is imperfect on the bottom, or at least some dust...), - the lack of curiosity? the guy is in a weird place and won't even go through the cupboards and fridge? - flashlight is pixel-perfect aligned with screen space (it's assumed it's camera mounted, but it should've been off-center, due to thickness), - in the stone hall corner edges are ideally straight (it's made from stone bricks, edges should've been jagged) - even in stone halls where there no illumination, you can still hear lamp buzz. If it's microphone buzz, then maybe we shouldn't hear it when the camera is turned off - camera battery is separate from the torchlight battery? I gives the feels of video game, not a footage.
Man, you were doing great until you brought the entity into view. Things like that are so much more frightening when theyre only hinted at, as we fear the unknown above all else.
Ah, yeah, but there's a reason why this entity is in the video, and yes, it has to do with the unknown. The entity wasn't trying to kill or chase, but it's controlled by something. I'm not going to go further into it because I want you guys to figure it out. But hey your criticism is good. I will think about it.
@@TheAgentKnight fair enough, and at the end of the day it's your video, so you do you, but I feel like what you're trying to communicate would have probably been more effective if you hadn't been using a lot of the chase/kill tropes that have gotten a lot of airtime in other videos...like the clipped, oversized distorted vocalizations, and the incredibly aggressive movement towards the protagonist. Just sayin. These are all relatively minor nitpicks. Overall you did quite well on it.
Are you really expecting me to believe that that guy wouldn't have picked up at least one bottle as a weapon? I'd have put the camera down and dual wielded broken bottles. Probably wouldn't help me, but I would feel better.
I feel that the VHS aesthetic became "canon" in order to hide the impractcality of modeling reality without ridiculous effort and attention to detail. I'm hopeful that the generation and exploration of liminal spaces has somewhere else to go.
I'm thinking that these "found" footage videos were "made" when people back in the 1970s and/or 1980s and even perhaps the 1990s got lost in this alternate reality and the footage is just being "found". A lot of the backrooms looks very much 1980s.
Very nice. I liked that there was a lot of "stuff" and variety, not just endless repetitions of the same hallway type. I also liked that the entity your protagonist encountered didn't seem like it was necessarily hostile, either.
Very obscured footage. Definitely felt more realistic then most of them that are put out there. Definitely love the work put into this. Dedication is always key.
Yeah, it took alot of time 😅 thank you!
Voice acting was great! Felt real.
Absolutely OUTSTANDING work on this Found Footage! The intro was POWERFUL. The door at the beginning really intensified the creepy factor, and then to see that amazing floral wallpaper with the random objects really gave that Backrooms Vibe! Loved how the Wonderer went to that curved wall, looked up to see an endless tunnel. Great reaction! The different environments, along with the randomly placed furniture, to that maze of concrete walls, to then face that horrifying entity was so well done! That last region before the tape ended was incredible! The way the environment phased to what it was once the door opened was so unique! Really hope to see another Found Footage soon! 10/10!
Wow, thank you! These types of comments give me encouragement to keep going with these projects. But it sucks that they usually take 2 or 3 months to make. My computer is so slow to render these scenes. 😅
@@TheAgentKnight You are very welcome! The rendering is a nightmare! I'm learning how to animate entities and backroom levels myself. I managed to get a powerful PC last year, so HOPING the rendering won't take ages. But creating everything takes AAAAAGES! But well worth it! Keep up the incredible work!
Why does everyone in these backrooms videos misspell "wanderer"? I know it's a petty thing to point out, but its weird that I see at least two or three people EVERY video do this? Is it a thing specifically geared for backrooms videos? Is there a meaning to it? Or something else? The letter "o" and the letter "a" are nowhere near each other on any typical keyboards so it confuses the hell out of me.
@@wohendumwing3ee9 lmao!!! Maybe its a secrete code.
@@backrooms-datalog7630 Good luck with Blender! Kane inspired me to do 3D modelling and animation.
This turned out great! I love how detailed it is compared to other backrooms videos I've seen while also retaining that weird and uncanny ambiance that makes the backrooms so awesome in the first place. Nice job!
Great unique approach to doing a Backrooms video, love it!
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This was incredible!!!! So creative and unique, can't wait for more! 👏👏
This video is hiding behind 3 big curtains. Now, that’s what I would call “obscure”.
Great job creating such a tense, unsettling atmosphere!
The end scene is make me so scary! look at that red moon with space.
true cosmic horror!
Startled the bleep out of me
Kudos for not keeping us in level 0 .
It looks really great, but I have a little feedback if you don't mind. There are few things that hurt the immersion:
- intense flickering of bottles at the very beginning (if intended, perhaps they should've rustled?),
- checkered "missing texture" chair (it makes it look like a video game),
- no baseboard on the walls (it's not mandatory, but walls look more realistic if it's either there, or wallpaper is imperfect on the bottom, or at least some dust...),
- the lack of curiosity? the guy is in a weird place and won't even go through the cupboards and fridge?
- flashlight is pixel-perfect aligned with screen space (it's assumed it's camera mounted, but it should've been off-center, due to thickness),
- in the stone hall corner edges are ideally straight (it's made from stone bricks, edges should've been jagged)
- even in stone halls where there no illumination, you can still hear lamp buzz. If it's microphone buzz, then maybe we shouldn't hear it when the camera is turned off
- camera battery is separate from the torchlight battery?
I gives the feels of video game, not a footage.
Good critiques! These will definitely make me improve my projects moving forward, thank you!
Hay muchas sillas en el techo
Nice work bro, earned comment.
But what have you used the VHS Effect?
It's an app called Rarevision. I bought it from the Google play store.
Cool video! Btw you happen to be inspired by the game "The Complex: Found Footage"?
Yes! and older games from the 2000s for atmosphere.
Final location is very nice...
Oh snap! What line did they cross? Anyways, I'm pretty sure that I gave my brother brain damage by pulling him out of bed by his feet!
Man, you were doing great until you brought the entity into view. Things like that are so much more frightening when theyre only hinted at, as we fear the unknown above all else.
Ah, yeah, but there's a reason why this entity is in the video, and yes, it has to do with the unknown. The entity wasn't trying to kill or chase, but it's controlled by something. I'm not going to go further into it because I want you guys to figure it out. But hey your criticism is good. I will think about it.
@@TheAgentKnight fair enough, and at the end of the day it's your video, so you do you, but I feel like what you're trying to communicate would have probably been more effective if you hadn't been using a lot of the chase/kill tropes that have gotten a lot of airtime in other videos...like the clipped, oversized distorted vocalizations, and the incredibly aggressive movement towards the protagonist.
Just sayin. These are all relatively minor nitpicks. Overall you did quite well on it.
Are you really expecting me to believe that that guy wouldn't have picked up at least one bottle as a weapon? I'd have put the camera down and dual wielded broken bottles. Probably wouldn't help me, but I would feel better.
That's a great idea, but animating something like that would take me hours. 😂
@@TheAgentKnight
Optimistically, lol! 😅
I feel that the VHS aesthetic became "canon" in order to hide the impractcality of modeling reality without ridiculous effort and attention to detail. I'm hopeful that the generation and exploration of liminal spaces has somewhere else to go.
The VHS effect in my projects gives them a vibe that I like. Not having it just feels naked😂. Additionally, there's a lore purpose to it as well
I'm thinking that these "found" footage videos were "made" when people back in the 1970s and/or 1980s and even perhaps the 1990s got lost in this alternate reality and the footage is just being "found". A lot of the backrooms looks very much 1980s.
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Gracias!!
2:07 why did I have a feeling he would be able to walk right up that wall like in 2001: A Space Odyssey?
Me too!
Is that the cheating room at the beginning?
Yes!
@@TheAgentKnight
Knew it! I recognized the position of the door.
Basically looks like the Simpsons. Come on, these are supposed to fool us into thinking they are real, not obviously video games.
100% better than the Simpsons. It looks abstract like the person entered into a dream like reality.
😂
Including too much life :(