@@twoblocksdown5464 what kind of an idiot statement is that? matt vs japan is a respected voice in the language comunity and you are a nobody (unless you are secretly hiding that you have done something awesome??). i dont think anyone cares what you think.
@@twoblocksdown5464 As you've said more than once on this page already. Your life must be pretty worthless if THIS is what you consider a top priority for your time and effort.
That moment when you go from not understanding and feeling frustrated, to suddenly getting it, and you have no idea how that happened... Very interesting video 👏🏻.
@@daysandwords Yes thats what i got from this, and i only get it because i've hit this point literally like a week ago, a year of hardcore study for sometimes 5-6 hours a day and being frustrated to, holy cow i'm understanding them. Also having memories and not knowing what language was spoken, but knowing what was said. Such a cool experience to have for the first time. Amazing video, MORE!!!!
exactly, the way the moment happens, you don’t even notice - you just answer someone’s question or laugh at a video, then some time later you realise, wow, that was in Spanish
Subtitles on, my computer locked into full screen and then crashed.... Some intelligent power has taken over this channel (seriously stunning work of art commentary, should have a million views, YT should be pushing this to all language learners, keep going Lamont!)
Awesome! Perfectly captures that 'hero' moment the first time you understand a whole sentence/phrase learned entirely in immersion. I thought that was just me, haha, but clearly not since you evoked it so wonderfully here. Great job, man!
That was really good! :) I think those of us setting out on the adventure of learning another language need to see a hero succeed so we know we can do it too! :D
That was a fun watch - definitely captured the vibe of being caught without subtitles. When it became clear he could understand more than he thought - it really reminded me of the first time I read a whole page of a book in Swedish without struggling to understand. It is so hard to describe that feeling but I think your film really captures it!
I'll probably end up copy pasting this comment, but the acting came the most naturally, which is lucky because when you are also directing and a 10 year old is filming, you don't get too many takes haha.
(I’m just going through the back catalog and commenting on videos…) This video is incredible. Easily one of my favorite language-learning videos of all time. Brilliant. More than funny. Meaningful. I don’t know how hard it is to make this type of video, but I want more. Great job on this.
@@revtrelos6006 Haha, I never considered that. Although in the beginning stages of the idea, I was going to have a third English speaker who would be like the Indian guy in Gravity, and I was gonna ask Nikhil to do his accent, and that's where I got the idea to ask him to be English, since he's got such a clean American accent.
That was amazing. Had a massive smile on my face right through it. Ridiculously inspiring... On multiple levels. That'll take some beating for a while. Well done... McLeod.
Wow 🤩 this is truly amazing. Are you changing to the filming business now? Gosh, it was really cool and the music made it so exciting. Seriously. Damn good 🙌🏻
I'll take whatever comes. Thanks for all your support Yvi - honestly it's knowing people like you are watching that help me get stuff like this finished.
Thanks. I am already roughly planning the script for another, but understand that they are expensive. I mean in terms of materials, none of this broke the bank (although it added up more than I realised) but it took basically 4 solid weeks of work. At even a modest estimate of $80 AU a day, that's like $2000. I obviously don't think about financially like that (no video of mine has ever made that much so I wouldn't do it if I was being fiscal about it) but yeah, I can't exactly make two of these a month and keep feeding my family haha.
super creative . I cried 😭 It reminded me the moment I started to pick up spoken English after I moved out from Japan by immersing myself into tons of videos without subtitles (because videos i wanted to watch didn't have subtitles )
I’ve seen this in my feed for a while now but today I finally had quiet time to devote to it. Totally worth the wait. You’ve perfectly captured the bliss of comprehension. Ah, the dopamine rush!
First time I visit your channel, thanks to Say it in Swedish. Watched the whole thing with a big smile, amazing content! :D Also, I had this exact experience about two weeks ago when I was watching a Swedish series and realized I barely looked at the subtitles anymore. It's that feeling that makes that learning a language is worth the time and frustrations.
I am an A2 level spanish learner. I've been working at it for about 9 months, sole en casa. I absolutely love this! Thanks for your work and for sharing this with us! 😎❤️👍😊
I loved it! Highly entertaining, and very relatable. I'm going through a similar roller coaster trying to gain the ability to understand spoken French. I'm about halfway through now.
It was meant to be Gravity haha. It was originally going to be called "If Alfonso Cuaron directed Language Learning", and one day I may do a "If Christopher Nolan directed language learning"
Its a real masterpiece!!!! The filming is soooooooooo good!!!! I discovered your channel recently and I ended up watching many many videos!!! You are awesome sir!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
OMGIVEN - LAMONT FAST I SVENSKA-TRÄSKET - en dokumentär från Australien, snart på SVT 😆 I’m laughing so hard. This must have taken a shitload of time to create. Absolutely brilliant metaphor about the language learning process and when IT happens. There are many other fun layers here that might be obvious to a Swede which makes it even more fab. This is an example of the twisted humour popular in Sweden. And to non Swedish speakers, this guy sure sounds immersed in Swedish. Impressive level considering he’s never been able to be surrounded by Swedish 24/7 in Sweden. I have to check out the Swedish partners in crime because I honestly have no idea who they are haha
Hej, tack så mycket! It did take ages, mainly to plan and to build the set (there is no computer effects at all except the readings on the inside of the glasses, so the room really was completely blacked out) - the filming didn't take long and the editing was, ok, long but not considering how many layers and stuff were there. Mainly the script and working out what shots were needed was hard. Anyway - what do you mean my Swedish partners in crime? Like you mean the voice of Svenska at the end? That's Joakim from Say It in Swedish... or do you mean the people who taught me Swedish?
@@daysandwords Precis min vän. Jag lär mig ju inte svenska därför har jag har sämre koll på svenskar som tex Jocke från Say it in Swedish. Och precis kollat upp vem Nikhil är (noll koll där oxå) Förstår att manus och utförande varit det som tog evigheter att göra. Förresten, har du hittat till svensk humor än? Tex Grotesco, Killinggänget mfl.
Wow. Because everything you make is good I expected it to be good but even with my raised expectations I was blown away. I legitimately want to show this to anyone who might have even a little interest in the topic.
That was pretty cool!! I'm waiting for this when i wont need english subs to understand a movie anymore. i've been studying english throught immersion for 4 months, 8hs a day. i really want to reach this level when i can i get the whole video without subs. =D thx for the video!
🤣😂 French is one where you are like "Je m'appelle Lion... Oui, c'est très facile le français!" and two years later people stop speaking slowly to you and you're like "Oh putain..."
@@daysandwords noooo, thank you sir! You (and Matt!) have saved me so much time. I'm accidentally learning grammatical structure and verb conjugations through immersion. My comprehension has increased dramatically since I just started trusting my brain and listening instead of trying to speak. Love your channel, I cannot thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and resources. Muito obrigada!
Off the charts creativity for a podcast, wow. It would be pretty frustrating watching foreign language content if you don't understand enough. How far into a language do you think you need to be to start watching TV or movies in that language? B1, B2?
Thank you. It kind of doesn't work to say, because it depends greatly on your tolerance for discomfort. I believe there is an ideal level of tolerance, because if you have COMPLETE tolerance then you won't even care if you never learn it and your brain won't treat anything you hear as important, but if you can hardly tolerate anything, then you'll never move to watching stuff in your TL without subtitles. Personally, watching stuff with subtitles was so normal for me as a kid that it was news to me that some people had never done this, therefore I'd already made the first step of regularly watching foreign things. Chances are that if I had always watched one language as a kid then I'd be fairly fluent in that language today, but it was always just whatever; French, German, Spanish etc. Basically I'd suggest you try it with subtitles in the TL (e.g. Swedish audio, Swedish subtitles) and look up one in 10 words that you don't know. If you have Netflix then you can use Learn Languages with Netflix and have two subtitles at the same time. If you find that reasonable enough then it doesn't matter if you're at A1 or C1.
@@daysandwords Thanks for the thoughtful and comprehensive reply. I came to your channel recently and have enjoyed catching up on the content. It has inspired me to up my game with my TL from one Duolingo lesson per day to mixed source 40 minutes per day. Keep up the good work.
You've mentioned running being a good analogy to language learning. I'd love to see a film like this where you run into fluency, or something of the sort.
Thank you!. Did you mean "I WOULD love to see how much effort went into this..." or just "It's nice to see the effort that went into this..." I'm not nitpicking, I'm just genuinely interested in which one you mean.
@@daysandwords Hi, I genuinely see ,as a just graduated student of a theatre academy, that you have put tonnes of work in this project. The voice acting is great, the camera work, the editing. I know that doing a production on a low budget means that almost all work is done alone. It makes me happy to see that work being reflected in the product, it looks really slick and it is pretty exciting to watch. For me personally knowing how you did it is not very interesting. But I could see how other people with less knowledge of editing, scriptwriting and camerawork would be very interested. Anyway, that was a long way of saying, I ment the last. Thanks for all the inspiration you gave me to learn languages. Большое спасибо, пока
This is soo good! Jag är svensk så jag fattar texten och den stämmer bra med hur du filmat😀 this is like learning à new language and your brain nearly down loads😂 ! The tipping point when you start to understand 🤩waiting for that to happend!
There's a movie called Persian Lessons about a jew forced to learn farsi so he can get out of the camp, he is force to teach a nazi the language he does not understand. Check it out.
Ah yes I too feel like I’m about to die when I don’t have subtitles in a language I don’t understand 😂 in all seriousness though this is really well made keep up the good work!
@@daysandwords My boyf is a freelance filmmaker/colourist/cinematographer here in Sydney, so I fully appreciate the thought and time that went into this! Amazing to see you carving your niche, too! 🙌🏼
This is the most creative piece of language learning related content I've ever seen. Serious props, Lamont!
Thanks Matt!
@@twoblocksdown5464 what kind of an idiot statement is that? matt vs japan is a respected voice in the language comunity and you are a nobody (unless you are secretly hiding that you have done something awesome??). i dont think anyone cares what you think.
@@twoblocksdown5464 As you've said more than once on this page already. Your life must be pretty worthless if THIS is what you consider a top priority for your time and effort.
This dude really just made his own origin story
😁 Language Learner ORIGINS
That moment when you go from not understanding and feeling frustrated, to suddenly getting it, and you have no idea how that happened... Very interesting video 👏🏻.
Haha, hopefully this video was a meta description of that sense
@@daysandwords Yes thats what i got from this, and i only get it because i've hit this point literally like a week ago, a year of hardcore study for sometimes 5-6 hours a day and being frustrated to, holy cow i'm understanding them. Also having memories and not knowing what language was spoken, but knowing what was said. Such a cool experience to have for the first time. Amazing video, MORE!!!!
@@micahoz1 What language were you learning?
@@MatthieuPiquemal Portuguese
exactly, the way the moment happens, you don’t even notice - you just answer someone’s question or laugh at a video, then some time later you realise, wow, that was in Spanish
The day svt decided to not give me subtitles was the day when I realised I didn't need them. This video is so well made, thoroughly enjoyed it!
Thanks! Yeah SVT is no mercy haha
I don't know what I just watched, but it was engaging to say the least.
Haha thanks. There's a bit of that sentiment getting around.
Mr. Nolan, we know only you could have filmed such a masterpiece. Log out, please
I knew my disguise was wearing thin... 😳
Art can say things in a way that gives us a new perspective. This was art, because it did just that. Well done, fucking loved it haha
Subtitles on, my computer locked into full screen and then crashed....
Some intelligent power has taken over this channel
(seriously stunning work of art commentary, should have a million views, YT should be pushing this to all language learners, keep going Lamont!)
Thank you! 😄
Awesome! Perfectly captures that 'hero' moment the first time you understand a whole sentence/phrase learned entirely in immersion. I thought that was just me, haha, but clearly not since you evoked it so wonderfully here. Great job, man!
Thanks!
I cried, I laughed, I was inspired. Je comfortzone opgeven is niet eenvoudig, maar het is het waard!
I don't think Dutch will ever not look like people are not just making things up 😂
The feeling I have is that dutch is both english on steroids and drunk german.
That was really good! :) I think those of us setting out on the adventure of learning another language need to see a hero succeed so we know we can do it too! :D
Haha, I'm not the hero you guys deserve, but I'm the one you need right now.
That was a fun watch - definitely captured the vibe of being caught without subtitles. When it became clear he could understand more than he thought - it really reminded me of the first time I read a whole page of a book in Swedish without struggling to understand. It is so hard to describe that feeling but I think your film really captures it!
Fantastic metaphor for language learning! Really appreciate this. We need more art in the language learning community.
Thank you!
I’m not exactly sure what I’ve watched but it’s pretty epic to put it mildly
Thank you! 😅
This is fucking EPIC man, great job! Not only you are a brilliant director and producer, but it seems like you also have mastered the art of acting!
I'll probably end up copy pasting this comment, but the acting came the most naturally, which is lucky because when you are also directing and a 10 year old is filming, you don't get too many takes haha.
@@daysandwords Well, no matter how you managed to do it, it's still a great piece of work!
(I’m just going through the back catalog and commenting on videos…)
This video is incredible. Easily one of my favorite language-learning videos of all time. Brilliant. More than funny. Meaningful.
I don’t know how hard it is to make this type of video, but I want more.
Great job on this.
I felt this on a soul deep level. “Comprehension at 3%” - the same resignation I feel when trying to navigate Korean websites for school
Well, this is pretty different content! Fun, creative video.
Thanks. 😁
This, is a masterpiece!
🤣😀 tack tack
Wow! You did an incredible job with this and point well made. This was quality, through and through.
Thanks!
This is simply incredible! The story and cinematography are superb. I am honored to be your subscriber.
Thanks!
That's the cringiest shit I've seen in a while, what are you talking about😂😂😂
EPIC
Thanks for joining in!
I was wondering why I was getting so many Sinbad vibes from this vid 😂
The indian tech guy meme irl 🤟
@@revtrelos6006 Haha, I never considered that. Although in the beginning stages of the idea, I was going to have a third English speaker who would be like the Indian guy in Gravity, and I was gonna ask Nikhil to do his accent, and that's where I got the idea to ask him to be English, since he's got such a clean American accent.
@@daysandwords Damn you're the first big youtuber that ever replied to my comment. Thank you for engaging bro 😭✌
I'm not sure I know what just happened... but I think I liked it
Neither am I 😂
That was amazing. Had a massive smile on my face right through it. Ridiculously inspiring... On multiple levels. That'll take some beating for a while. Well done... McLeod.
This is fantastic. I really love it when UA-camrs embrace the full potential of the visual form. Bravo.
Thank you!
Wow 🤩 this is truly amazing. Are you changing to the filming business now? Gosh, it was really cool and the music made it so exciting. Seriously. Damn good 🙌🏻
I'll take whatever comes. Thanks for all your support Yvi - honestly it's knowing people like you are watching that help me get stuff like this finished.
Wow simply amazing, the most unique language learning content I've ever seen on UA-cam
Thanks! Exactly what I was going for!
This legitimately had me whooping. So well made. Serious congratulations. You should do much more of this. i would watch this till my eyes bleed.
Thanks. I am already roughly planning the script for another, but understand that they are expensive. I mean in terms of materials, none of this broke the bank (although it added up more than I realised) but it took basically 4 solid weeks of work. At even a modest estimate of $80 AU a day, that's like $2000.
I obviously don't think about financially like that (no video of mine has ever made that much so I wouldn't do it if I was being fiscal about it) but yeah, I can't exactly make two of these a month and keep feeding my family haha.
super creative .
I cried 😭 It reminded me the moment I started to pick up spoken English after I moved out from Japan by immersing myself into tons of videos without subtitles (because videos i wanted to watch didn't have subtitles )
Wow, you raised the bar - and my blood pressure - to a new level! Well done, Lamont and Felix!
I’ve seen this in my feed for a while now but today I finally had quiet time to devote to it. Totally worth the wait. You’ve perfectly captured the bliss of comprehension. Ah, the dopamine rush!
First time I visit your channel, thanks to Say it in Swedish. Watched the whole thing with a big smile, amazing content! :D
Also, I had this exact experience about two weeks ago when I was watching a Swedish series and realized I barely looked at the subtitles anymore. It's that feeling that makes that learning a language is worth the time and frustrations.
Tack och bra jobbat! Du klarar det!
I am an A2 level spanish learner. I've been working at it for about 9 months, sole en casa. I absolutely love this! Thanks for your work and for sharing this with us! 😎❤️👍😊
I loved it! Highly entertaining, and very relatable. I'm going through a similar roller coaster trying to gain the ability to understand spoken French. I'm about halfway through now.
This epicness is the pinnacle of inspiration I needed today. Loved it, thank you Lamont, 谢谢, dankon
Thanks - and cool avatar, Beethoven is the man.
this is the Interstellar of Language Learning Communinty
It was meant to be Gravity haha.
It was originally going to be called "If Alfonso Cuaron directed Language Learning", and one day I may do a "If Christopher Nolan directed language learning"
This might be the coolest language learning video I’ve seen. Respect.
I don't return often to watch a video, especially in a short period of time. Here I am, rewatching it, because I love it.
Thank you!
This is great, Lamont! Well produced, interesting, and above all, truly original.
Thank you!
Its a real masterpiece!!!! The filming is soooooooooo good!!!! I discovered your channel recently and I ended up watching many many videos!!! You are awesome sir!!!🤗🤗🤗🤗
Thank you!
A language learning video has never in my life made me react this way. Couldn't stop smiling and laughing throughout the video. Superbly done!
Thank you!
I didn’t get it at first but once it clicked I gained an appreciation for how you told this story. Great job 👍
this is awesome!! and very inspiring when it comes to getting me to try and watch swedish shows with no subbies. thank you for this :)
OMGIVEN -
LAMONT FAST I SVENSKA-TRÄSKET -
en dokumentär från Australien, snart på SVT 😆
I’m laughing so hard. This must have taken a shitload of time to create. Absolutely brilliant metaphor about the language learning process and when IT happens.
There are many other fun layers here that might be obvious to a Swede which makes it even more fab. This is an example of the twisted humour popular in Sweden. And to non Swedish speakers, this guy sure sounds immersed in Swedish. Impressive level considering he’s never been able to be surrounded by Swedish 24/7 in Sweden. I have to check out the Swedish partners in crime because I honestly have no idea who they are haha
Hej, tack så mycket!
It did take ages, mainly to plan and to build the set (there is no computer effects at all except the readings on the inside of the glasses, so the room really was completely blacked out) - the filming didn't take long and the editing was, ok, long but not considering how many layers and stuff were there. Mainly the script and working out what shots were needed was hard.
Anyway - what do you mean my Swedish partners in crime? Like you mean the voice of Svenska at the end? That's Joakim from Say It in Swedish... or do you mean the people who taught me Swedish?
@@daysandwords Precis min vän. Jag lär mig ju inte svenska därför har jag har sämre koll på svenskar som tex Jocke från Say it in Swedish. Och precis kollat upp vem Nikhil är (noll koll där oxå)
Förstår att manus och utförande varit det som tog evigheter att göra.
Förresten, har du hittat till svensk humor än? Tex Grotesco, Killinggänget mfl.
This is the GREATEST...the concept, the editing...just superb. Thanks.
For once I can say "Thanks Bud" and still use the person's name!
@@daysandwords Ha ha.. It's an old American nickname. When I was young, I was so surprised that strangers knew my name.." Hey there, Buddy." :=)
Wow. Because everything you make is good I expected it to be good but even with my raised expectations I was blown away. I legitimately want to show this to anyone who might have even a little interest in the topic.
Fångar sannerligen mina upplevelser av att lära mig tyska det senaste, hur man plötsligt bara förstår det man läser och hör. Sehr schön!
This was great! Where has it been?! Glad you plugged it recently
It's been here the whole time haha, that was my point.
This is so engaging Lamont. Congratulations! The sci-fi métaphore works wonderfully.
Thank you!
(For anyone looking on, no, this guy and I are not related.)
That was pretty cool!!
I'm waiting for this when i wont need english subs to understand a movie anymore.
i've been studying english throught immersion for 4 months, 8hs a day. i really want to reach this level when i can i get the whole video without subs. =D
thx for the video!
Wow!!! This is dope. I loved it. I had to watch the video to the end cuz it was really nice
Thank you! Awesome channel name too.
@@daysandwords Thanks. 😭😭😭 It means a lot coming from you. 🙏🙏🙏
Bravo👏👏👏 I didn't know what to expect, this was incredible!
I am not sure anyone knew what to expect 😂
not the hero we need but the hero we deserve.
Haha, nobody needs this. 😄
Starts studying French..
FIVE YEARS LATER : '' My comprehension level is below 3%''
🤣😂
French is one where you are like "Je m'appelle Lion... Oui, c'est très facile le français!" and two years later people stop speaking slowly to you and you're like "Oh putain..."
@@daysandwords yup!!!
LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! I’m so late in watching this because if courses but omg such a cool short film!! I hope to see more like this once in a while :)
This was absolutely stunning. I am blown away but the cinematography and the editing. This must ha e taken ages to do!
Indeed it did haha.
It was probably about 2-2.5 weeks of full time work, it was a bit over 4 weeks from start to finish (but not full time obviously).
Omg!!! That was amazing! Fantastic job, Lamont ❤
Thank you 😀
@@daysandwords noooo, thank you sir! You (and Matt!) have saved me so much time. I'm accidentally learning grammatical structure and verb conjugations through immersion. My comprehension has increased dramatically since I just started trusting my brain and listening instead of trying to speak. Love your channel, I cannot thank you enough for sharing your knowledge and resources. Muito obrigada!
THIS was beautifully created. It was wonderful. Wow.
Thank you!
My two favourite Swedish-language UA-camrs together, how could it be anything but awesome? Great work!
It probably won't be the last thing we do together!
@@daysandwords Fantastiskt!
Off the charts creativity for a podcast, wow. It would be pretty frustrating watching foreign language content if you don't understand enough. How far into a language do you think you need to be to start watching TV or movies in that language? B1, B2?
Thank you.
It kind of doesn't work to say, because it depends greatly on your tolerance for discomfort. I believe there is an ideal level of tolerance, because if you have COMPLETE tolerance then you won't even care if you never learn it and your brain won't treat anything you hear as important, but if you can hardly tolerate anything, then you'll never move to watching stuff in your TL without subtitles.
Personally, watching stuff with subtitles was so normal for me as a kid that it was news to me that some people had never done this, therefore I'd already made the first step of regularly watching foreign things. Chances are that if I had always watched one language as a kid then I'd be fairly fluent in that language today, but it was always just whatever; French, German, Spanish etc.
Basically I'd suggest you try it with subtitles in the TL (e.g. Swedish audio, Swedish subtitles) and look up one in 10 words that you don't know. If you have Netflix then you can use Learn Languages with Netflix and have two subtitles at the same time. If you find that reasonable enough then it doesn't matter if you're at A1 or C1.
@@daysandwords Thanks for the thoughtful and comprehensive reply. I came to your channel recently and have enjoyed catching up on the content. It has inspired me to up my game with my TL from one Duolingo lesson per day to mixed source 40 minutes per day. Keep up the good work.
Not bad acting chops Lamont, I bought it.
Honestly I could do much better if I wasn't also doing lights, sound, cameras and sometimes directing a 10 year old. 😅
@@daysandwords I believe it, you're a talented guy.
Wow wow wow! This is so cool! It's surreal watching such a huge part of my life as a language learner. Such a cool idea props!!
Thank you!
That was actually good
Omg i knew that voice was familiar. How u two end uped working together!
Champions find ways to each other. 😂 He's my favourite UA-camr, do it was an honour to have him in this.
Can't believe you dragged Captain Sinbad into this.
This needs to be a major blockbuster! ❤️
He is a champion - both the other voices in this were easy to work with.
@@daysandwords this was epic. We got the message in the most cinematic way!❤️
Great short film, fantastic!
Honestly hated this until about 6:15 then I cried and immediately thumbed up lmao
EMOTION!!! THAT'S WHAT I WANT!
this was pretty bad ass!! good stuff man!! inspiring!
Thank you!
I NEED a second part of this masterpiece.
It might be a few months before I recover enough to do another haha.
I'll be waiting until then haha
Jävligt snyggt! Har själv börjat kolla på ryska serier nu utan engelsk/svensk textning, det är inte lätt men känns definitivt som det ger mer.
You've mentioned running being a good analogy to language learning. I'd love to see a film like this where you run into fluency, or something of the sort.
That's a good idea, thank you!
That what fantastic! I could see this added into a feature film as a sub plot, main plot.
Loved the Gravity references! This is really inspiring. Love your channel! Greetings from Argentina!
It's funny, it was always meant to be like Gravity but in the end most people didn't end up immediately picking that up. I'm glad you did!
Nice work! I love it!
This was amazing!! Such a cool take on language learning, I loved this! Great job 👍👍
Great editing and camerawork! Love to see how much effort went into this.
Thank you!.
Did you mean "I WOULD love to see how much effort went into this..."
or just "It's nice to see the effort that went into this..."
I'm not nitpicking, I'm just genuinely interested in which one you mean.
@@daysandwords Hi, I genuinely see ,as a just graduated student of a theatre academy, that you have put tonnes of work in this project. The voice acting is great, the camera work, the editing. I know that doing a production on a low budget means that almost all work is done alone. It makes me happy to see that work being reflected in the product, it looks really slick and it is pretty exciting to watch. For me personally knowing how you did it is not very interesting. But I could see how other people with less knowledge of editing, scriptwriting and camerawork would be very interested. Anyway, that was a long way of saying, I ment the last. Thanks for all the inspiration you gave me to learn languages. Большое спасибо, пока
Great short film! immersion is the way
My dude! This was dope.
The effort put into this video! This is so badass I love it!!
Thanks Tim!
Wow! This was clever and funny too. And it had a great message. It made my day👍
Super cool. I hope you can make more content like this in the future.
2001: A Language Catastrophe----in all seriousness love your content and enthusiasm for language learning!!
I wanted to make the reference to Gravity clearer but the Gravity based thumbnail just wasn't good. Thanks for watching!
Nicely done short film 👍
Haha love it, you definitely set the mood well and held my attention.
Thanks for watching!
This deserves way more views
LOL I agree!
This is soo good! Jag är svensk så jag fattar texten och den stämmer bra med hur du filmat😀 this is like learning à new language and your brain nearly down loads😂 ! The tipping point when you start to understand 🤩waiting for that to happend!
Yeah when I found those bits I put them in instead of what was in the script. "Det är en nödsituation det här!"
Excuse me, Sir: your creativity and hard work are showing...
😆
*Watches this amazing piece of media*
*Sees the view count*
**VISIBLE OUTRAGE**
Feel free to share it! Thank you!
WOW! Great editing, production, etc! Well done! And so true, gotta get rid of the English subtitles to really learn.
Thanks Ina!
Great way putting your point across.
This was so awesome, was worth the hype! I’m nearing that point where I’m starting to fully understand Spanish tv and now I feel way more epic 😅
Thank you!
SO GOOD
Anyone who happens to read this and wants to know about filmmaking and why good films work should check out this guy's channel.
I love captain sinbad! his joe rogan impression is spot on. Amazing as always lamont! you really went all out with this one. Happy New Year!
There's a movie called Persian Lessons about a jew forced to learn farsi so he can get out of the camp, he is force to teach a nazi the language he does not understand. Check it out.
Wow, what an emotional rollercoaster! I love it.
That was good. A part of me still wants a Matrix ending:
*Lamont wakes up from immersion*
"Jag kan svenska."
Oh I've already done that video haha. It was demonetised though so no one saw it.
ua-cam.com/video/uRUkkDGym_g/v-deo.html
Ah yes I too feel like I’m about to die when I don’t have subtitles in a language I don’t understand 😂 in all seriousness though this is really well made keep up the good work!
Finally, the story of our people!! Incredible work, Lamont!
It needs to be told!
@@daysandwords My boyf is a freelance filmmaker/colourist/cinematographer here in Sydney, so I fully appreciate the thought and time that went into this! Amazing to see you carving your niche, too! 🙌🏼
@@daysandwords thesaddestman.com, if you’d like to check out his work.
Well worth the wait
Very creative. It was amazing.
There's a big grin on my face. Nicely done.
Thank you George!