Which Weapon Can Beat A Gun?
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A 24 Minute Corridor Crew video? Cmike really is the nicest dude.
Hhhaaaaa wtf sorry I was drunk
Couldn’t get it to be 22 min
i would like this comment but i cant mess with 420
Surviving Edged Weapos: corridor boogaloo
Time paradox intensifies.
Jude looks like Niko from the future traveling back to teach his younger self about the film world.
_RJJOHANSSON I was going to say this too! He really does.
Sounds like him too
He kinda looks more like Sam with his Dad hat
Glad you guys decided to show more of the interview with Jude. OG guys sharing their Hollywood experience is great. Would love to see you guys do more interviews of others in the indie industry to give more of a look at others hustling behind the camera to get their feature seen.
Can’t beat Cmike tho, because he’s the nicest dude.
21:55 no matter where we are in life, I will always be part of your audience. You've taught me so much in the last 6 years since I started watching you and I am eternally grateful! Thank you for this interview! it's gold!
Man, I sure am glad the guys are playing Totally Accurate Battle Simulator again
When building up your reputation what are some red flags that one should look out for that could potentially cause you to be overlooked for jobs?
Depends on what jobs you're looking for really
so why exactly are you watching corridor?
Paki Geek hey that seemed work out well for Rooster Teeth. They are still making Red vs Blue.
Pauly Poobrain haha clearly not all rooster teeth original owners left that shit years ago, rooster teeth is dead sadky
watching niko try to eat and agree throughout this whole conversation is the best
Wow 6:00 Jude is such a guru! I learned about 20 more things in this short segment. Please more Jude in future Corridor 💗
You guys should do that niko carry’s an airsoft gun for a couple days and you randomly attack him
Question :
whats the most expensive thing thats ever been broken on one of your sets?
Joshua Walker their hearts when something failed
@@dramamine755 hearts do sell for a lot, so you are right
Damn these interview portions are really fucking good. Jude was a great person to have on for them.
Jude is such a cool and nice guy, his stories also make a great segment of the vlogs! More Jude!
At first I was like "whaaaat?"
And then I was like "Aaaaah.... The Game Of Life"
But he said Minecraft there is no other way top say it the point of the game is not to use the word mine as in my own
Can someone explain to me the rules of their game?
The interview with Jude was awesome. Really hope there's more like this
Skill with your weapon makes a huge difference in that. I've seen people draw and shoot in under a second and I've seen guys clear 20 feet in the same amount of space. Its amazing.
Niko’s uncle’s bow could beat a gun
TheSpriteStory yea.... no I don’t think so bud
Nelson Gil oh shit it’s star gaming
If it weren't broken maybe...
Nothing out of the ordinary, just a bunch of guys in the park with prop knives and guns attacking each other
“Wren, the Creator”
Sounds like the last boss to beat.
like minds think alike
You guys make everything about the entertainment business look like so much fun
Really neat to see more of the Jude interview, and his pointers on promoting indie films are awesome! It would be neat to have something like this with Sam and Niko or some of the other longtime filmmakers at Corridor talking about some of their experiences in a single video - it'd be cool to hear kind of an "all-at-once" takeaway of their experience in the same way this is set up!
The 21 foot rule additionally has the stipulation of using a holster with multiple retention devices. Using a Safariland or even a blackhawk holster is really more accurate.
Question:
How does media and public/consumer mood affect a project that's in development/being shot?
Not in your industry, but I find this fascinating. Jude seems like such a cool guy. If you/he ever does a shoot in the Dallas area, I'll come volunteer for a weekend.
Hell yeah! I could listen to Jude's stories and advice in every CC video!
I have so much respect for this channel and the crew. Ive been following you guys since before these channels ever became what they are today. To see the collaboration from all of my long time favorite youtubers for Corridor, Corridor Crew(Sam and Niko), and Node is incredible and like a dream come true. Ive been religiously watching all of your content for a while and i can definitely say when i was younger you guys captured my attention with amazing entertainment and a good dose of humor. Now i look to you guys as a source of information. Creditable, researched information, entertainment, and overall guidance as to how id like to live my life surrounded by amazing friendships that derived from working hard at a similar goals. To see how far you guys have come, to see how humble, intelligent, and giving you guys are on a daily basis really makes me crave more content from you guys. Ive always wanted to thank you guys for honestly giving me so much joy to open up my devises and tune in to see what the next adventure brings. So Thank You to everyone that makes these videos possible for us. You've inspired me through the years to dabble in 3d modeling, Graphic design, and taught me just how easy it can be to do it yourself. Because of that I've been able to turn these fun side hobbies into a career that i can say i genuinely enjoy on a daily basis. I may just be one random subscriber from years back, but you guys really had a big impact on me growing up. So Thank You! I cant wait to see whats to come in the future! (PS SO SO happy you posted the rest of this interview, what an incredible guy to get to talk with!)
I swear I can turn every other video you guys have into a video game. Cool Concept
I work in news and have met several young reporters who think they're hotshots because they're "professional" now. I'm 3 years in working the production side and let me tell you, he is very right for my field too. There is a set system and the industry is really "get used to it or get out" changes don't come easily and creative ideas get killed by the higher ups. Granted that depends on the management and market but it holds true
In the last video Cmike included those were vegan tacos, and he put in this one AGAIN. LOL
The joke is always true. "How do you know someone is vegan? ... Just wait, they'll tell you." 😂
You can't kill anyone closer than 21...
John Wick:am i joke to you?
Well, you know you shouldn't be standing 21 feet close to John Wick.
Hey Niko, speaking of channels trying to expand their audience, I found this channel a while ago called Door Monster, who have been making videos like the ones you guys at CD and the people at Rocketjump have done, and they are now starting to make their first professional show called Skyvault, having made somewhat over 150,000, plus what they get from Patreon, on their Kickstarter campaign for it. I suggested to them that they try and contact you guys at CD or the people at RJ, either to collaborate on a video or just for advice on making something like this, a 12 episode show on a relatively low budget. If you have not heard from them or heard of them, I would greatly appreciate it if you checked them out, as their videos are great and they really deserve a shot at this, and I think you guys would really enjoy and appreciate the stuff they make.
(Ps. They have talked about putting all their money into a pilot episode in order to get sponsorship from either Netflix or another streaming sight, but I don't know what the situation is as of this comment. Just so you know)
(PPs. They did make a short show called The Guards Themselves some years ago, but that was basically out of pocket and posted on UA-cam, though it is still very funny and enjoyable)
I genuinely like this format. Learning about any industry is probably worth your time.
Omg I'm so happy you gave us more of Jude! He was so cool!
"always keep 21 feet distance"
me always keeping a 22 feet sword on my back: "Imma go rob some banks"
also I would have loved to be in that park seeing a group of men hitting each other with a captain America shield and an arm XD XD
Laughed so hard when Jake was like “blind man with a bow?!” Hilarious
now that go90 is no longer available can you guys make rush available for everyone to see???
Quality content. Really enjoyed the interview.
Not a potato canon, but a *BEET* canon can! 😅
Aspect Science YEET
I hereby declare that fans of Corridor’s content shall be titled “Corridorks” from here on out.
Why?
Question:
How do you feel about found footage film?
Amazing video I absolutely appreciate you guys dropping the taco interview. So much respect for those who've been around the block, and tons upon tons of wisdom
The Cher departement is litteraly 50-ish kilometers from where I live, I'm from Amboise (the city where Leonardo da Vinci spent the rest of his days). Good to see that directors took interest in the Cher and Loire castles. Whenever something like this happends near, i'll be glad to se how those kind of movies are made
There was a prime opportunity to make like a mock deadliest warrior logo with corridor crew written on it. Other than that I love it
After hearing deep emotional wisdom,
“So here’s a bunch of tacos”
You should do quick draw duels
This would be dope. Like this so they can see
Node
They did
Again
4:53 i can just imagine walking past grown men fighting in a park
Wren always has the best death animations lol 5:09
Q: Have you ever had to deal with a missing prop that was crucial to filming?
Neo Occisor I remember during the first PUBG video they forgot a prop big enough to halt filming so nick could drive an hour back to the studio
Interesting fact; the cap that Jude is wearing, is the crest of Thailand's late king, Rama 9, who was actually a great leader to the country. Kinda cool to see that. 👌
Love hearing behind the scenes stuff about movies and shows and stuff. This was great!
What was that video at 4:13?
ChefOfTheDead I want to know too lol
"Conquer your fear of spiders"
It's from "Man VS Coyotes" ua-cam.com/video/QZgxyMsw31A/v-deo.html
Wanna se Wren faveplant that wall!
It's Man v Coyotes. Just watched it a couple days ago!
Judes eyes are absolutely insane, it’s almost like they glow
I have never been so early! I’d like to thank my mom and dad! I’d like to thank them for the internet connection and for letting me be lazy. Also I’d like to thank the Corridor Crew for making amazing videos. Thank you!
I’ve been watching this guys for 10hours straight in this quarantine now, never gets old
Dan’s yell is terrifying I’d shut my pants if he came running at me like that
in firearm EDC training they actually train you to look at and assets everyone you see for facial expression, body language, hand position and check waistbands to see if you see a bulge where a weapon could be. sounds exhausting and not realistic but you actually get used to it and it becomes second nature.
Iko Uwis he's from Indonesia, my country, and also the film realese on 17th August which is Indonesia independece day 🤗
This is wild I JUST WATCHED THOSE TODAY. You guys rule thanks for keeping me entertained for years straight
My uncle was one of the main characters on the first film Jude talked about. Definitely gonna ask about this next time I see him!!
the first like 6 minutes was my favorite thing this channel has ever done like it made me wanna do cool shit like that
4:09 - Clint the Octopus xD
Just noticed Jude’s hat is from Thailand. It’s nice seeing someone outside Thailand wearing that hat ;)
"Only in France you can find castles everywhere".
No, you can find castles in all of Europe everywhere.
Every old town had or still has a castle in it.
Europe isn't like the US where a crapload of people were dumped onto a landmass.
It grew from farming towns to castle towns to every level of royalty and blue blood having their own land and castle to rule over those lands to all of them being ruled over by someone with a bigger castle to having many castles, forts, locks and whatever else kind of big stone building all over the place for various reasons and purposes.
I can point you to at least a dozen still standing or ruined castles of various sizes in a 10 mile radius from my house and that's in Belgium, where the density of that is relatively low as most of our history, instead of being the central hub for Europe, we were the border region between France, Holland and Germany that changed hands a lot.
At 4:31 niko said the word you know ____craft. So that means pushups
Question:
How do you normally find music for a film? If you hire someone to make it for you, how do you decide which composer to choose?
24 minute Corridor Crew video? Aw, you spoil us.
Been so long since someone said 'mine' Its feels weird. Good job guys keep it up! Oh, wait. *Gets on floor*
When filming in the past, did you ever run into some kind of problem where it seemed impossible to fix but was in the end? If so, what was it and how?
Jude: How do you get so good looking beard and hair?
Question:
How is the pay? Is it adequate for for all the work? Will you be struggling to pay bills? Is the starving artist real?
- a fellow Georgian
If you look it up there is an article that says no.
I keep thinking about this every now and then. Hopefully he answers it in his next appearance :)
I really love his insight and stories.
Starving artist is very real. Any person looking to become an artist has a chance of running into that problem due to the constant changes in the art world and what people find appealing, not to mention starting off is harder because you have to put yourself out there to make it in the art world you need lots of contacts, which are the people who will get you out in then world and introduce you to others, also not to mention almost all of your small work is coming out of your pocket due to the fact you don't have big companies to cover for you or are getting steady incomes. Hence why most artist start as a hobby/side job to their main job until they have an solid foundation where they can take their art maybe to a bigger scale. It takes a lot of time and effort.
its an industry where you can try your very best and still end up short for rent. That kind of effort is the baseline, I usually only see it in people that are truly passionate for the craft and put money second. If you're asking about whether the pay is good or not before you even start, maybe you should look at safer career options.
I can sort of answer this on a very low end level. If you are not trying to be a writer/director/producer the pay can be fantastic if your network is good. Writers/directors/producers in indie films have to really put a lot of their own capital into their projects and hope for distribution/recognition/cult following before it pays off (if it pays off). If you are Union in those roles the pay is fantastic, but you might find yourself between work a lot until you are recognized and trusted and good. If you are below the line crew and union you can make serious money.
I know people in G&E (Grip and Electric. They rig all the lighting and equipment, etc.) who make 6 figures. People in camera can make a considerable amount consistently. Some below the line crew can quickly jump between projects because they are not as locked into the critical roles that absolutely require a single person to fill it through pre-production, production, and post-production. It really is a question of what route you go, Indie is hard to get going with pay especially outside of the big film markets, but Union can pay well.
For example I was a Production Assistant on a TV show and I made ~$170 in a day. If I did that 5 days a week that is okay money (but you are working 12 hours a day). People higher than me made considerably more. The staff PA's probably made 15 and hour, the Key PA probably made 15-20. Then you have people who've been Unionized. I'll use Script Supervisor as an example because that's what I am more familiar with. A Union Script Supervisor in their first year as of 2015 has to be paid a minimum of 33.73 an hour, 2nd year is 35.90, and 3rd year and beyond is 37.95. That is a minimum per hour. If you are good and can work consistently you can make good money in basically every role, but you have to do hard work and work long hours and show you are passionate and be willing to do mind numbing tasks as a PA until you are union eligible.
I hope I’m like the only one talking about men in black on this video because it feels like an easter egg, or the interview at the end, that guy was cool
Get yourself someone who looks at you the way Niko looks at his tacos
i really like that the sponsor of today was a good looking MOVIE
Sam's battle cry in the beginning was hilarious lmao
Jude is the man!! Thanks for sharing all your knowledge.
I have never worked on an actual set but I was in tech for my school musical. The only money we had was what the actors paid to be in it. But ive also been in two of my school plays. I have a very small amount of experience. But very cool and love watching you on all of your channels. I am trying to go to college for visual design or graphic design.
The ending of the movie was.. surprising.
Question: Do you feel like your getting screwed over when you aren't credited on a movie or do you not really think about it?
Hey! Loved getting the inside knowledge of the movie business we got from the interview :D. I was also wondering where you got that badass tank-top, Niko?!
They say dont quit my day job. Well thats exactly what I need to do, and find a job I can enjoy like these guys.
Noisy cricket us my favourite part of the video, thank you for your good references
Guns watching this video be like: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN
For the gif contest, even though it's not Corridor, someone has to make gif of Sam saying: "it's the ultimate deception! from the node nerf timetraveler vid.
4:31 "mine" pushup niko
FINALLY, A CORRIDOR CREW VIDEO. I CAN CONTINUE MY LIFE NOW.
You know you've succeeded in life when you can be a kid again.
started the game of life today with my nephew! keep making awesome content guys!
Corridor Crew should do a podcast! I'd listen to that
4:31 Oooops Nikoo! :D No push ups?
He doesn’t play the game of life
Queston:
What's a good job to look for if you have no "job experience", and you're mostly trying to get into the film business?
Honestly, im pulling this out of my ass, but maybe try finding some amateur work, or make something yourself?? Try it out, document it, and use that as a way to have some "experience".
Don't know, i'm from the music industry soooo
Get Jude on the Corridor Cast! I think he would have some really interesting stories.
I’d rename this Jude part 2 this is a great dude and amazing convo! Keep it up crew!
Hi Jude, have you ever worked on any animated films? If so, how are they different from live action films in terms price, camera direction(I know 2D animation doesn't actually have a camera), crew needed, etc.
Also have a nice day :)
4:09 Clint .... there’s an alien on your head
Woah, a 20 minute Corrdior Crew vid? Yes please
I honestly think they should be the standard for the definition of successful adulting 👌🏼😂❤️
It's Jude! Jude! A super cool dude!
The beginning of the video just goes to show these guys really are just a bunch of nerdy guys out here to have a couple of laughs
Question:
I want to know what's the deal with the whole credited and uncredited thing and how does it affect you if you want to list something you're not credited in?