yeah this could work a lot of people how
they digest content on youtube is
usually on their phones seventy percent
of times while they're like taking a
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this year adrian has joined our team
he's very talented filmmaker back when
we were in college he was the guy who
beat us in every competition we entered
he happened to have the exact same taste
in filmmaking that we did but here we
are now we're working together which is
more or less the best most ideal way
this could all work out i'm new here i'm
the new kid at school so i'm slowly
getting acclimated to how everyone works
and what everyone's positions are but
i've dp'ed two projects that nico and
sam has directed which are lifeline and
rush now we've worked on plenty of other
projects together but we haven't
actually filmed a youtube video a
corridor digital youtube video process
is different since adrian hasn't done a
lot of like youtube stuff he's done a
little bit more higher end filmmaking
stuff he may not be able to shift gears
and shift into the more approachable
youtube style filmmaking i have to make
seven videos this year but on top of
that i really want to implement like my
original ideas
we're going to be shortly here almost
two months into the year if asian has
agreed to make seven original videos how
do we get those done and all by the end
of the year currently i think i'm on my
sixth iteration of ideas and all of them
are being shut down we're going to be in
a situation where we haven't made
anything we haven't made any progress no
he's got to come up with something that
we can make now he needs to come up with
something this week that we can shoot in
the next nine days i'm
slowly learning that there is a corridor
way of getting these projects made that
consists of certain parameters these
parameters being shoot with what we have
under this roof
and make sure that you can shoot this in
one or two days i'm not used to that i'm
used to shooting on weekends i'm used to
shooting for five days straight the
reason they're not liking my ideas isn't
per se that they're bad ideas at least i
don't think so a lot of these ideas kind
of revolved around those outside
parameters i gotta figure out a
different way of writing these things
2018 as referenced by carmichael is not
the year of fashion it is though the
year of health it's evidenced by the
health desk craze standing desks that
these guys got i like to think of myself
as like a generally healthy guy i want
to try to see what works for me in order
to do that
we need to do a little bit of research
and then come up with some of our own
options for the health desk for this guy
he's got more man why do you have all
these jars of liquid dude dude what's
all this jars it's all health man no you
can just eat food you know
you can also drink it
you can you got stuffed under your
little health going on down there do you
have a membership how much is a
membership 50 bucks a month
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cheaper than most gyms what do you like
about this i like the ability to
literally just move i'll i'll either
stand like this
just spread the weight this is too too
short for you it looks a little bit
short we need to raise the monitors up
high you are arching your your
hip forward trying to stand upright
though here thrust a little bit pull as
if like you're pulling your belly button
straight back why would i do that that
straightens your lower back and then
lift your chest at the same time
and boom straight back and then drink
some of this and then drink some of this
i'm just gonna stand one step at a time
this one is pretty i it's like pretty
sturdy i do like the hand height is
comfortable but i don't wanna i don't
wanna look down
i wanna look straight ahead
that's definitely better options
i would like my hands to be in front of
me no like if i did
oh god oh god help desk there could be
other options these active desk chairs
want you to transform the way you sit in
case you haven't heard
sitting is the new smoking dude they
used to sit everywhere dude they'd sit
on their plate they'd sit on airplanes
look at all that secondhand city
slow hooper chair okay
it's got a spring it's 960
would you say posture is important yeah
yeah you need to sit up like this chair
sucks so you know sitting up keep that
spine aligned a little better get your
organs in good place you can drink your
coffee and it makes its way all the way
down without getting stuck anywhere
anyway i'm not really interested in a
chair though because i'm more interested
in what else can i do with my body
while
working
red meal red mill desk so you're always
walking
exercise
the mobile workers workhorse
that's like sam's chair with a desk
built in
here's here's my question if you sit at
a mobile desk what exactly do you do
if you just listen to headphones and
look at a tablet all day you're an
artist
crazy clever these these
here we go geek uber geeky futuristic
workstation that lets you work in any
position even zero gravity position zero
gravity that's how the most
sophisticated all-in-one workstations
look a chair with hydraulic lifting
action oh my god five thousand dollars
yeah oh my god there's this video
only available in san francisco
california my god we gotta we have to
try this thing anyone who has an alt
work desk out there
i want to try it can we can you hit us
up so we can try it here's what we've
learned so far there's a lot of options
and i don't know if any of them are
gonna work and here's the thing
the cheapest that any of them are is
like 100 bucks i don't think i'm really
willing to risk a hundred bucks just yet
to like invest in a health desk system i
think there's enough things around the
office where we could probably just come
up with a few alternatives on our own
first
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yeah this could work try moving the
mouse
you ready daddy ready dude hit it daddy
speed up come on
you know on second thought i think i'm
just gonna get a standing desk i
switched to an ergonomic chair it's
pretty great i highly recommend it you
kind of need strong knees to do it i
haven't seen any issues so far but while
most people like to be more active when
they have a health desk niko is going
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the idea is for adrian to be shooting
you know videos and also helping out
with other bigger projects too we're
hopefully going to be shooting one of
his ideas by now
i've come up with an idea that i think
works within the given parameters i
actually scripted out the entire 11
pages the concerns that i have right now
it's a little bit abstract it's really
out there there are a lot of questions
and as this short progresses i wouldn't
say they necessarily answer them
outright but it leaves the viewer
needing to come up with their own
answers which sounds like a cop-out like
hey i couldn't figure out an ending and
you guys just need to figure it out but
[ __ ] that it's abstract and it's awesome
you need to
scale your production accordingly
because people don't really care if you
spend money on youtube videos they just
want funny ideas or cool things to see
you know it's that's all that really
matters it's the it's the essence of
filmmaking i'm gonna try to go for a
very intense psychological
[ __ ] storm can shoot this in a day or
two and we're using everything that we
have under the roof of the studio if i'm
worried about whether or not his style
will work with youtube and the budgets
that we have the only way to really
solve that is to shoot things they just
need to work within the parameters that
you give them
that's just my take i still gotta talk
to jake jake's reading the script right
now it would be nice if it's met with as
much enthusiasm and excitement as i hope
but if not well it's like it's been what
six seven drafts of ideas that i think
were shootable in my mind but obviously
i'm realizing like i gotta scale back
with what i thought was achievable so
we'll see what he says
look at that he has no it's like he got
the pen and paper outlook i like that
you're hitting the scale
this that was that was your greatest
problem with the last few scripts i
think i think i'm learning man i think
i'm learning how these guys operate it's
too long and here's why here's why
because you could accomplish exactly
what you're trying to accomplish in half
the time i do like the slow burn feel i
i don't like the idea of turning it into
a quick cut youtube be like just to the
point quick cut i don't want it to be
quick it seems like you're slow burning
the viewer for the sake of slow burning
the viewer because as a viewer your
natural instinct is to go oh this is
interesting this is visual there's a
character in a strange situation where
is this all going i think you still need
to give them a little bit more
you have to balance that with what
people's attention span is on the
platform
usually when i watch content full screen
volume up concentrating on the piece i
have to i have a hard time like
realizing that a lot of people how they
digest content on youtube is usually on
their phones seventy percent of times
while they're like taking a [ __ ] and a
lot of the times they're just like uh
this didn't get to the point quick
enough swipe that's a shame i'm gonna
take all that okay reread the script
with that with all that information in
the back of my head see if i can
condense it right i like
where you're coming from i really like
the idea of trying to make him feel more
unsafe because at the end of the day
that's what i'm trying to get across so
if we're adding an extra element where
he feels unsafe then yeah sure i think
that's awesome dude i gotta go break
this thing down today and we're shooting
in nine days
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just lives by this by the passion on his
sleeve he's like dude this is my vision
just as it is important to understand
how your viewer will be watching a movie
same thing applies when you're doing
youtube videos you need to write it with
an understanding of how it will be
consumed you can't just write something
in a vacuum for creativity's sake you
can
but you can't expect people to watch it
and you can see this in modern movies
they'll round off the edges on things to
make it approachable to a wider audience
now i'm not saying that he needs to make
the story different all i'm saying is
make it approachable from somebody that
doesn't know
what the source material is so that when
you have somebody who's consuming it
from a phone they'll watch it and enjoy
it otherwise you're gonna get a niche
audience who's super hardcore about the
source material they're gonna be the
only ones who watch it and then when you
go man i worked so hard on this i put so
much soul into this why didn't anyone
else care about this because it was too
deep down a rabbit hole of it has to be
like this so it's something that we're
faced with every day and i'm hyper aware
of it now that's where art comes in you
have to draw the line between what's
relatable and what's original you know
and that really more so than originality
it's really the art of repetition this
video anime self-driving cars it's a
very challenging video because it's big
we've been working on it for a few weeks
already and now it's finally time to
shoot there's a lot building up to this
video i don't want to fail anyone is
this anime thing going to work be too
ridiculous like when do you want to go
over the top and goofy when you want to
play it seriously these are still the
nuances that i have yet to figure out so
that makes me
a little nervous