How Markiplier Learned Filmmaking by Watching VFX Artists React
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Thank you SO much for inviting me to talk about this! I am not exaggerating when I say that I wouldn't be here if it wasn't for you guys. I hope more people realize the value of what you and many others on TH-cam are making every day.
pog
Your explanation on your name after so many years of hearing it was awesome, inspirational!
We love you man, you should do more with these legends !!
Mwarkiplwerir
mark please step on me
Mark usually doesn't enjoy collabs outside his friend group, it's nice to see him genually happy around other creators
I mean who doesn't like corridor crew
@@STICKOMEDIA
Me
I love em'
@@STICKOMEDIA yeah
I think it helps that this is a channel he watches and loves.
I think hes friends with some of the people in corridor crew, He did some videos with node in the past
The Collab we didn't know we needed, but we did.
Lol
Agree
I watch almost these two channels exclusively, I am arisen and I know the truth
I never thought these two would ever collab. Like they’re both such different channels but it does make sense after mark’s new project
They already kinda collaborated before on Node with the teaching old dogs new tricks video
14:03 "You have literally nothing to lose by starting." Excellent and profound wisdom, Mark, thank you.
100 percent.... Unless it's smoking, gambling, or politics but other than those? Indeed, nothing to lose! ☺
Time
Except time though
Man, something I've always appreciated about Mark is that he's just so raw and honest. He's hands down one of the most well known people on this platform, and is also just...a really solid guy? I genuinely enjoy anything with his involvement because his goal is to inspire others, and it shows.
Same here. You just cant help but support the big man.
even if I don't really watch his content nowadays, but his personality is so cool and I aspire to be that humble
i´m not following mark actively, but when he pops up somewhere on a channel i do follow.. i cant help but like the guy.
true
I demand a VFX artists react to “in space with markiplier” featuring markiplier
SAME!
even better if they can call out the mistakes and give advices on how to improve them within reasonable resources, so we can learn with mark
BUMP
@@warrust And then a new category was born. Corridor already reacts to “best” and “worst” VFX. But this is like a VFX coaching session for fellow youtubers. I’d watch that.
hear hear!!!!
14:36
"Inspiration is the most valuable currency. If you can inspire someone to do something, they can move mountains."
That's really beautiful, deep and insightful, Mark. Just hearing that quote is inspirational by itself.
You again, it must be some curse that we can't escape you
@@DigitalAddiction_Official honestly why are you surprised, these are fairly popular youtube channels, so chances are he'd commented on them.
That quote made me cry.
should change it to 'with a mustache' for like a day or two and see how many people notice
I don't think inspiration is the most valuable. There are so many people I know who are inspired and have big ideas, but no drive to actually start.
Mark's monologue at the end really got me emotional. I've tried so many times to start drawing, learning after effects, or 3D art with Blender; and it's such a painful process for me. I have literally cried trying to put pencil to sketch book and I just give up because I think I'll never be as good as other people, but like Mark said; art is only self comparative. I should take that lesson to heart going forward.
"What you make next is only comparable to what you've made before, Even if you haven't made anything; is only comparable to what you made before which is nothing, therefor you have nothing to lose by starting." - Markiplier
Three years ago I felt the exact same way about my art. I'm not saying I'm incredible now, but I've at least improved to the point where I feel decent about the work I've completed. Like, I can see plenty of room for improvement, but I don't feel embarrassed about someone seeing it.
So keep going! You are going to be so, so happy you did. And, hey, in some ways having a critical eye can be a benefit -- you may not be where you want to be right now, but you know what you need to work on in order to get there. Just try not to beat yourself up while you're working on it. :)
ive been learning after effects and blender as well, and honestly the most helpful thing has just been following tutorials on youtube. once you get enough under your belt you start to gain some muscle memory, and it’s the same thing with drawing. it’s an old saying of course but practice really does make perfect! good luck, and dont give up!
Yo this is coming from the child of a fashion designer and a current animator. Every artist starts out shit, but time and practice can make beautiful artists
dont worry. your art is probably better than any garbage i draw.
"The other kind of space: the square kind."
I laughed more than I should have. Koodos to whomever came up with that line.
that has wren written all over it
13:29 That was one of the most inspiring things I have heard in a long time.
"In a lot of ways, it is a journey of trial and error, right? So you have your first project and it's garbage. It's garbage! It's so bad!
Realize that making videos is a start of a neverending journey, of looking inward at yourself and measuring of what you're capable of doing, against an arena of people that have been doing it for years.
It's like any creative medium, there are people in that field that are better than you are at that moment and that can be crippling. That can be devastating.
*Understand that creation is not a comparative against those people; it's comparative against yourself. What you make next is only comparable to what you made before. Even if you haven't made anything, it's only comparable to what you made before, which is nothing. Therefore you have literally nothing to lose, by starting.*
You can not fail just by making your first one."
Mark is, even when talking normally to a friend, deeply inspirational and insightful. If anyone was ever going to motivate me to get into visual storytelling, it would be him. I'm not, but in an alternate universe out there somewhere, I just picked up a camera.
Thanks for writing this out!! It helps alot
That monologue hit hard
This is awesome, you can tell how excited Mark is to talk about this project, especially with the people that essentially helped it to happen
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well he's super proud of his projects, and also you're talking about the guy who literally streamed for 4 hours watching the trailer for In Space 100 times straight lmao
Hello pat!
as expected,an unexpected comment from you!
@Nas Daily Let me ask you something: Who the hell asked? Nobody? Well then, shut the hell up then.
The ragdoll switches in In Space are so cheesy obvious, but that just makes me love it even more. 😂
It's those little details that really gives the production character.
There is an art to Movie cheese. When done well it only enhances.
It makes me think of those old Command and Conquer game with FMV cut scenes so full of cheese and tongue firmly in cheek. Now that I think about it they did get some relatively big name actors in those games and if you want bad acting to look good you need good actors.
@Markipler if you mean me? I have no money only I have available to invest is time.
By the way I am British and if you have not seen the classic British sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf, then I feel I must say watch it. Based on In Space I think you will love it.
@@lordomacron3719 It's a fake account. Notice the missing 2nd i and the missing verified check mark.
@@lazsynth ah my bad i suppose that what i get replying to comment swhile still in bed after just waking up.
yes i love a good ragdoll gag XD
Markiplier has definitely improved his filmmaking abilities. If you compare the w/markiplier shows he did, you can see the improvements in camerawork, visual effects, acting and so much more. My Respect and Fascination of him increases every day, and i can definitely see why he learned a lot from your videos because so did i.
while it may take another few years before his next project if he decides to make more, I'm really eager to see how he improves. Yes i know part 2 is dropping
@@warrust i wish he could substitute inauthentic locations in the studio with outdoor genuine settings. Although, its still so cool
@@Mehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh He did that with Heist, the project released 2 years before Space
Indeed
The biggest jump in quality in my opinion was A Heist With Markiplier just a massive jump in quality honestly
happy to see so many creator's talk about their inspiration from corridor and freddiew content!!! Your guy's influence is absolutely legendary. I started making videos so young, and went to film school because of how inspired i got from your videos. I thank you guys very very much for being around and doing what you do when I was growing up. ❤️
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Your use of apostrophes is legendary.
Sup grizzly
woah you are here
You are a legend of story telling Grizz!
I actually only started making TH-cam videos because of the old Sam and Niko videos. I’m no Markiplier, but thank you 😂🙏
Aye, it’s karate guy person man!
thank god you did! i love your videos man, they bring such a unique perspective to different martial arts. it feels really weird commenting as a fan of a fan, but keep up the awesome work dude!
@@googlelord1678 CLEARLY you haven't watched In Space With Markiplier. Or any of his other sketches. Or any gameplay he's done within the last 3 years, where he's far less shouty / kid pandering.
A shame...
Sensei Seth gonna collab with corridor? 👀
You were the last person I expected to see have a comment here. lol. I recommitted to martial arts because of your videos.
I would actually love to have Mark as a director. The fact that he’s got the mindset to just trust his crew and to familiarize himself with the roles that each department play so that he won’t ask for something unreasonable or unrealistic is by far one of the best qualities a director can have. I’m sure everyone on the production team loved working with him and it was a really fun and productive shoot
I was even thinking about auditioning for any of his future projects once I get a bachelors degree in theater
If there ever will be a TH-cam Rewind again. Put HIM in charge.
I think he'd be a good director, but boy - you better take the job really seriously, because I have a feeling Mark is also pretty intense. It's hard no to get emotional, when you work on 'passion' projects - which is everything Mark does, lol. I'd be terrified to work under him, for fear of disappointing him lol. He's not the type to mince words either, if you've seen him and Ethan do real talk about working together.
this is the most fantastic video, Love Mark, Love Corridor, Grew up watching you all and couldn't be more inspired seeing Mark be inspired by you guys too but also turning that inspiration into something magical. Really really inspiring THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS A VIDEO.
Coolio
Gt
@markipler markiPLER lmao
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HENRY
Fuck damnit. Now I have to have mad respect for this "goofy dude my kids watch". I can no longer be like "Are you watching that loud dumbass again?". The guys actually a mature, professional, standup dude.
And he has grown more than a little wise over the years, too.
I have never considered Mark as the "loud dumbass", especially when he was around Pewdiepie and Jacksepticeye lmao
Markiplier and many other start out in their ‘loud’ personality and gradually become so much more than just gaming TH-camrs with over-top reactions. He was always a mature and professional person that had a loud gamer child-like chaos to him.
Marks always been a A+ Human being.
It's just his brand of comedy, he loves improv. He's always been insanely smart, just look at the careers he was going to take, before he went in on TH-cam. His work ethic is also insane, 110% on anything he does.
That ending was the sweetest thing ever. Hearing him talk about how corridor is the main inspiration behind him starting TH-cam is beautiful. It's great that he finally got to collab with the people who started it all.
"You're in space with me. Things go wrong, because you're in space with ME."
- Markiplier, 2022
Mark's last speech about just creators and the journey of creation and inspiration is just so simply powerful I teared up. It's such a difficult thing to fully embrace and to also think about inspiration in that way.
I was thinking while watching it that he has definitely heard that Ira Glass speech about being a creative. The words land just as true from Mark.
I can only imagine that every time Niko said, "In Space" Mark had to stop himself from going, "with Markiplier."
The story about the doors is hilarious to me because Star Trek TOS also had to scrap the motor plan and manually open them. 60 plus years and space ship doors are still just being yanked open by crew off screen. Sometimes the cheapest solution is the best solution.
Yeah... motors aren't the ideal solution for the doors tbh, if they really wanted a mechanical/pre-programmed method for it my first instinct would be using compressed air pistons... but then they introduce other issues like sound and potential reset time 😅. I can think of loads of potential ways to do it mechanically, but honestly just opening them by hand is the cheapest and simplest solution so I don't think it's worth it for a short term set anyway 😅
I was thinking about this too lol
When you casually own a building with doors that slide so you can make shows about spaceships
0:55 That Markiplier lore drop makes me now want to see a collab between Markiplier and CalebCity. Because that's exactly what he does. He plays every character and it's _too easy_ to forget that they're not different people.
That's true I can imagine how funny that would be. Mark would def play any part
I literally feel like Mark! I'm an artist right now, and if wasnt for your videos earlier here on TH-cam, i wouldnt have this passion that i have for VFX, film making and etc, and that got me started on doing my own (musical) project videos, such as my latest music: RUNNIN'. It's not perfect, but always being better and learning from what came before! THANKS SO MUCH GUYS!
Yess, exactly! Btw, just listened to your music, it is fire, both the music video and the music itself, so 80s vibesss😱🔥
DUDEEEEEE I LOVE IT like OMG
So true!!! and im I'm amazed with all your production and your musical and directing skills... you seem too young to be that much talented
ig we were all inspired my them, love you guyssss too
btw just watched your music video. i love it
13:40 novice 3D animator here. I've been comparing myself to others and feeling down and unmotivated because of it so I *really* needed to hear that. Thank you Mark.
Mark nearly made me shed a tear just by meeting his very own inspiration.
Mark should definitely get you guys onboard for his next project, even just as cameos similar to MatPat with In Space! Would be awesome to see you guys works together!
Corridor Crew + Markiplier + Viva La Dirt League
I'd like to add Evan Royalty he's directed a few live action SCP videos that are well done.
@Markipler go away u fake account
12:34 The way you both talk about becoming a director, sounds so similar to becoming a father.
"Is this the way everyone else does it, or just the way I've chosen to do it?"
"Am I doing this right, or just dancing the part?"
If as a parent, if you're not occasionally asking yourself these questions; you should be.
I have no intention of ever raising a child, but I still think about this all the time.
@@kjj26k I'm right there with you buddy. My grandfather, my father and I, all got physically beat every day by our father. I have PTSD to the sound of keys jingling against a doorknob because my father beat me when he'd get home from work for no reason other than I still existed.
I was 4 when I first had my ribs broken, and God only knows how many improperly healed bones I have now, since I never went to the hospital.
I figured all of the men in my family said the same thing, "I'll be different than my dad". So I'm going to guarantee to break the cycle by just not having kids.
I didn't know Markiplier before, but the moment, when he just said "I said to myself: thats what I wanna do". I totally felt this phrase.
I would never say I am in the same situation he was, when he said this to himself, but I am totally fine to say that you guys inspired me to follow a passion I had and now rediscovered. Thank you guys and keep going
Man, this guy’s voice! He needs to do voice acting. Hell, even audiobooks
I think he did a narrative podcast called Edge of Sleep!
I know right? I've always known who he was, but never watched him, so never heard his amazing voice. At least if all his many projects don't work out, he has got a future in doing movie trailer VO or voice acting for games/cartoons!
You have no idea how talented he is with his voice alone... But seriously people have encouraged him from early in his life to do something with his incredible voice.
He's been working on his voice for years, I know for a long time he was taking voice lessons. Sometime around the 5 nights and Freddy's, you notice a real change in how he uses inflection. But really, he's so busy with his own projects, it would be really rare for him to take time to VA for anything unless it's something he's creating.
Correct me if I’m wrong but I think he voiced the blue bear character in Villainous? Maybe just the Villainous pilot episode?? But yeah I agree Mark should do more voice acting/voiceover stuff; his voice is so nice honestly I’d listen to him read the phone book xD
Markiplier is such a genuine and humble man, I am always impressed by him.
He gives me a warm feeling every time, always makes me smile no matter what kind of day.
(Also, I shouldn't be questioning my sexuality at my age anymore, but DAYM that's a beautiful man)
Those last words of encouragement from Mark...he nailed it... I sometimes forget how eloquent Mark can be, but he truly is.
"Inspiration is the most valuable currency if you can inspire someone to do something they can move mountains"
-Mark Edward Fischbach
I'll keep that in mind Mark 😉
Thank you so much for everything and for always brightening up our day
Mark’s advice about creation and only comparing your work to your previous work is phenomenal. Helps a ton
Mark's voice is actually quite smooth, I'm surprised lol
Have you never heard him before?
I mean, he's been using it his whole life. He's pretty good at it now.
He was going to be in the voice industry and used TH-cam as practice.
That was one of his early stand-out qualities. Other TH-camrs would talk about how buttery his voice was compared to theirs.
@@atch300 was he really? I haven't heard that before
Oh boy, nothing's better than that new guy feeling of everything you do being dope because you did the job: Make the thing! What genre was it?: Yes!
Enjoy it!
13:31
"Realize that making videos is the start of a never-ending journey of looking inward at yourself and measuring of what you're capable of doing against an arena of people that have been doing it for years. it's like any creative medium there are people in that field that are better than you are at that moment and that can be crippling, that can be devastating. Understand that creation is not a comparative against those people, it's comparative against yourself. What you make next is only comparable to what you made before. Even if you haven't made anything, it is only comparable to what you made before which is nothing. Therefore, you have literally nothing to lose by starting. You can not fail just by making."
one thing i loved about the ships being called invincible is that when the ships blow up, the sign with the word INVINCIBLE on it is the only bit that doesnt break.
Mark is such a refreshing person. I always enjoy what he makes, because I know how much he loves it, and how hard he works - it makes his creations even more enjoyable. Amazing to see where Mark has gone from when I saw him doing 5 Nights at Freddy's to now. Mark and Amy deserve every good thing coming their way!
As an aspiring filmmaker, this video is huge. You’re both an inspiration
@Markipler This is a bot, fake account
@@mastershooter64 thanks brother 🫡
So cool! The Corridor team and channel are super inspiring.
I love how Mark is constantly jumping on every chance he gets to plug stuff, and especially whenever he’s on other peoples channels
i love this man. hearing him talk about his passion for creating is one of my favorite things. his words have so much inspiration and knowledge behind them. i just love how much he cares about the stuff that’s important to him.
Those last words from Mark…
“Understand that creation is not a comparative to others, is a comparative with yourself”
“You have nothing to lose by starting”
“Inspiration is the most valuable currency”
Those values are why I watch Corridor’s videos. Passion for creating and sharing your work. The kind of feeling that keeps you going :>
What a wholesome video! ✨
Wow...
Maripliers speech at the end about "Just start." gave me chills.
My dream is to voice act and entertain. All I can do currently is mimic some characters, but what he's said means thats not a bad thing.
If I start with Mimicry I can learn to do my own unique things.
Thank you Corridor and Mark, I needed that.
He actually talks about how you guys are inspiring him in his distractible podcast, not gonna lie, I've learned a lot too from you guys, so thank you.
Edit: Sorry, He talked about it when he live on twitch with Jackspeticeye.
Btw, you guys need to listen to distractible podcast because it's so good.
which episode was that?
This series that Mark did was absolutely amazing to watch. I had no idea about this stuff behind the scenes, so this was awesome to see all of this!
I've been watching Mark for longer than I can remember, and I never even looked into what his name meant. After hearing the meaning behind it, all I can say is that it's beautiful. As I think back to all his videos, projects, and everything else, I can see some of the effect that this vision of "Markiplier" had.
While I'm not pursuing film making to bring my idea to life like Mark is, coincidentally I have my own dream or idea that I want to bring to life. It's been a struggle to believe in myself and that I'll be able to bring my idea to life, especially when I'm so incapable right now, but it's comforting and encouraging to know that I'm not alone, that it's possible to bring ideas to life, and also that it's okay to rely on other people. I don't know if I'll be able ever bring my dream to life, or if it will change, but I'm going to keep working towards it, one microscopic step at a time.
Thank you for being you Mark.
When we finally lose access to James Earl Jones and Morgan Freeman, I nominate Mark as a candidate for voice roles that would have otherwise gone to them. Fella sounds like he has at least five balls.
It's crazy how far both of these channels have come in 10 years, and are still going stronger than ever despite many other channels fading into obscurity.
Quality vs Quantity.
What do you mean by that, exactly?
@@MrERJ1992 ... I literally don't know how to word my comment more clearly, it's not exactly hard to understand.
@@Dyljim I mean, you sure seem to be implying that because there are channels on youtube that are nowhere close to the level of popularity that Mark and the Corridor crew are in, that MUST mean that those channels are simply 'dying', so to speak.
@@MrERJ1992 No, I didn't fucking imply that at all!! I'm sorry- you've pissed me the fuck off with "You sure seem to be implying that"- FUCK OFF I WASN'T IMPLYING ANYTHING! MY COMMENT WAS AS STRAIGHT AS AN ARROW! Are you fucking braindead or just weirdly insecure about the popularity of TH-cam channels?
I didn't even say the word "dying"- I was clearly talking about channels that were big 10 years ago that are no longer around.
=3, Fred, etc.
How in the hell does "It's crazy this channel is still going stronger than ever despite many other channels fading into obscurity."
IMPLY
"Wow any channel that isn't as big as Corridor or Markiplier is dying"
Jesus Christ dude. "You sure seem to be implying" my fucking god, the audacity to assert your bad faith interpretation of my comment as some how obvious. I'm sorry, you've really struck a pet peeve there.
I've never really watched Markiplier's content, I knew he was out there, I knew who he was and all, but man that speech at the end gave me chills. Mad respect, I'm sure that speech alone will inspire many people to start their journey, i loved every word of it!
Watching Niko's face during this was like watching a proud older brother.
“There are people in other departments that will know it better than you ever will” THIS IS EVERYTHING 10/10 ADVICE
That final speech at the end 13:19 was glorious.
"It's a journey of trial and error right? So you have your FIRST project and it's... garbage. It's garbage, it's so bad. Realise that making videos is the start of a never-ending journey of looking inward at yourself and measuring of what you're capable of doing against an arena of people that have been doing it for years. It's like any creative medium, there are people in that field that are better than you are at that moment and that can be crippling. That can be devastating. Understand that creation is not a comparative against those people, it's a comparative against yourself. What you make next is only comparable to what you made before, even if you haven't made anything... it's only comparable to what you made before which is nothing. Therefore, you have literally nothing to lose by starting. You can not fail just by making your first one."
Thank you Mark for your inspiration. You've helped me and many others grow.
Mark's word of wisdom at the end was quite good. 👍🏾
You have to love when two massive inspirations that have entertained and kept you going for so many years come together and you see they appreciate each other as much as you appreciate each of them.
Those final words from mark about starting out were amazing. I’ve heard that message plenty of times, but the way he put it was just so much more impactful.
I'm actually thrilled and happy that this video exist. As a creative in VFX and 3d animation, I feel so much related to what Mark went through on his journey in making this project. Much love to Corridor Crew!
I wish Mark would narrate my day and I could listen. His voice is so calming.
I love how mark is fangirling over corridor and it’s so cute and funny
This makes me so happy to learn that mark learned everything from you guys Your work is so detailed and inspirational its only fair that the greatest web series on youtube learned its VFX from you all.
My two faves...in a Collab?!? I was almost surprised, but I know he's mentioned you guys at some point. Great video!! Hai Mark!!
Yeah for real
Inspiration from you guys is real. I've just landed my first job in the Industry at MPC all because I grew up watching both Corridor and Freddiew. Truly means the world that you guys do what you do and give so much inspiration. Can't thank you enough.
Bro 13:42 spoke to me, I've never watched a Markiplier video but hearing that right now is so important. It's extremely applicable to everything in life, not just creating content.
"You can't lose anything by starting."
Words to live by Mark.
This is one of the most informative, interesting and inspiring collabs I have seen here on TH-cam. Everything from the first person rig setup to the cost cutting techniques made me appreciate how much effort Mark and his team put into In Space With Markiplier, and the practical advice he picked up from Corridor crew. Love the work that has been put in with the master to the student dynamic, and I hope it really inspires me to do more creatively. Thanks so much guys!
I love the enthusiasm he shows, it’s definitely a big step into the directors seat and he’s proud of it
"Inspiration is the most valuable currency. If you can inspire someone to do something, they can move mountains."
I'd never touched a camera, scripted, storyboarded, directed, produced, or planned and had little experience editing but after I watched In Space With Markiplier, I felt so inspired that I created my own short film with the resources my school lent me, (a DSLR and a laptop with Premiere Pro.) It's the thing that I am most proud of as of now. ISWM + working on my own short film has sparked a passion I didn't know I had for storytelling and it showed me just how much a person can do even with so little to work with if they're inspired enough to just go for it. I think I'm gonna be viewing inspiration very differently from now on thanks to Mark.
I'm also glad that Ive been introduced to this channel through Mark. I'm loving the videos so far even if I am super late 👀
Marks speech at the end is a lovely thread to pull on, it’s beautifully said and from the perspective of someone who is a veteran on the platform is all still seems so new to him. It’s awesome to see someone as passionate as him
You can't deny that Mark is a really smart and motivated guy, like god dayum. Mad respect to the lad and all he has achieved. 😎👍🏾
This is the type of experience I hope to have
mark "not a masochist" iplier : 'imagine if this [the camera] suddenly had a hand coming out at me, and then slapping me in the face."
camera guy: *puts hand out*
"just like that."
camera guy: *slaps him*
mark "not a masochist" iplier : 'thank you.'
momento mori
13:50
"Understand that creation is not a comparative against those people, it's a comparative against yourself."
I just needed to hear this as someone who wants to go into this field when I grow up. Carry on.
13:19 onwards is just great general advice, even if it's stereotypically 'simple', it is given more power in the context of Mark's achievement, imho
13:19 - 14:42 is so inspirational… Thank you Mark
The last 5 mins of this genuinely made me cry. It's just wholesome.
this was pretty cool to hear about his improvement, his takeaways, and the learning experience as whole, that was just awesome
The speech about how you shouldn't compare your work to others if you're starting out hit me right in the guts. I've had real struggles with the mindset that i should be doing better then i can, while i'm just starting out.
I love this so much, it means so much. I love that Mark was inspired by Corridor, and didn't know that before. It's great to see creators talk about how they've been inspired. I love both the channels, and aghghgh it's just so cool to see them chat about ISWM!!
I didn’t even think about all the hidden cuts that he and the editors had to do for space, it makes it even more impressive knowing that I didn’t notice a single hidden cut, which in vfx is truly the goal.
No offence, but most of the cuts are very obvious
@@conormurphy4328 the cuts are in obvious places, which are easy to pick apart if you're looking for them. However, if you watch ISWM casually, the fact that the cuts never break the narrative inertia mean that they can easily be ignored.
That's actually insane! I had no idea that he knew vfx AND he learned it from Corridor Crew. Amazing
So happy that Mark gets to live his dreams. Looking forward to living mine too. Thanks for inspiring all of us, both of you.
11:44 this is the most important thing you have to learn as a chef / supervisor / Director... you have to trust other people to do their job. or you will never find out that there are people that can do certain things better than you. they can do those things, because those are the things they do. It´s like being an Architekt. the architect needs an understanding of everything, and he needs to give all those tasks to specific people who then perform those tasks.
I love that Mark's praise and gratitude for the CC is very obviously heartfelt and genuine and not empty words.
that was so beautiful, and made me cry because marks sentiment is exactly where I am, and where I stand in my film career. I would not be here if Niko and Sam didn’t do it first. Thank you guys for being such amazing inspirations for the little guys ♥️
I did not expect this in the slightest! I loved In Space With Markiplier a lot so I'm glad to hear Mark talk about it :D
One of the best episodes lately. Really inspiring and true words from Mark.
Chill Mark. That speech at the end almost made me explode with inspiration. I can only be filled with so much inspiration.
Honestly, you guys have helped me a lot while learning VFX, especially your VFX artists react videos. From lighting to color, and animation.....everything that you won't find in a tutorial online. And you have been a major source of inspiration and motivation. Whenever I hit a creative block, I just watch one of your videos and I'm back to creating. Thanks, guys...
I was waiting to have some behind the scenes for ISWM. This scratches that itch.
Also, Mark has always been good at motivating people. What he said Corridor did for him, he's 100% doing for many other people. Video by video.
Mark did a huge stream with tons of BTS. Look on his channel for his 10th anniversary video. It's ALL about ISWM.
@@EricLefebvrePhotography Yeah, I watched the whole thing yesterday.
It was nice.
Man, two of my favorite channels. Made my heart warm at the end there :)
12:57 Onwards.... Literally Mark spitting facts
*Very Inspired*
Crazy to see how far we've come, all of us. I've quite enjoyed my time on TH-cam, it's given me solace in my worst times, and something to enjoy when I've nothing to do, or want to. Though I pretend that I'm without emotion, I truly do feel it. Good luck on your missions everyone.
I'm happy to see niko wearing a mega64 cap, they also taught the dudes to make vfx on their twitch driving streams
this man deserve his own movie
2:51 Markiplier confirming he's a masochist once more
I remember the days that I would just rewatch Corridor's videos over and over again, they are so awesome at the time, i loved them so much. Even tho now, i didn't study the path of these subjects, i still enjoy them. This channel was my first on viewing after effects stuff and vfx stuff, slowing learning how it made, you never know when they will be useful in life, so just keep stocking them in.
Keep your channel strong, Team Corridor😎
Markiplier is the most down to earth man I’ve ever watched on the internet. This is the reason I’ve been watching him for 10 years now. I love him so much. Thank you Corridor for this video!
I really enjoyed this, almost a Directors React episode