Man, I'm currently in the midst of post-production editing a feature documentary and this channel has been an inspirational godsend. I was so pumped to see Max's name show up in my feed today-I wouldn't have minded the hour long version of this! Also, Max if you're reading this: I saw 15 Minutes of Shame and loved it. I'm glad to know you've realized your audience is more palpable on TH-cam. Wish more people had gotten to see it!
A radio edit is such a profoundly different approach to construction of a timeline. Especially if you are cobbling your idea out of the footage instead of rigorously planning each shot. Let the story carry you then find the visuals, so damn good. Always gold on this channel
TH-cam recommended your video to me recently where you interviewed life of Riza. Since then Ive been bingeing your content. I’ve never seen anyone as good of as interviewer as you are. The way you communicate and ask questions just makes other people come to life. It’s really cool to see and I just wanted to leave a comment and say it’s a real gifting that you have!!
This is how I used to structure my sets when I was a House Dj back in the early 2000's. I would listen to tracks over and over then build a short movie in my mind based on the music. As the movie progressed the music would take the listener on the journey, even though they never knew what I was thinking people always used to say I had a great talent for leading the crowd.
Max has been an inspiration. The opening scene of my latest video was in part inspired by the opening of his AMAZING bookstores video, which also helped me read more books. I'm so happy with his new series as well ❤
My favorite thing in the comment sections of incredible interviews like this is finding other channels who are making such quality. I just watched the first 30 seconds of your Van Gogh video and it already looks like something special. Gonna subscribe, catch up to your videos, and hope you can upload more than one video per year (ironic coming from me but well). Hope you the best with your channel man.
@@RaymandoThis is a VERY late reply (sorry for that) but thank you so much for those kind words, they mean the world. There will definitely be more videos in the future 😅
Max is one of the most influential and important filmmakers of our generation. His style and unique voice is incredibly refreshing. Anytime I edit a video and I get stuck, I swatch Follow the Frog and the rythym and editing sparks my creativity again.
I'm not formally educated in film making, and these videos help so much as an amateur in this medium. I always think audio first, and to hear this is a process you can successfully lean into is refreshing. I have been fighting that urge and forcing other processes which amounts to a lot of added friction for me at least. 🙌 thank you!
So fun, great interview. I am just now getting into editing and really love to hear all the different styles and techniques the pros use. Thank you for sharing!
So THANK YOU for your amazing videos! It is not just inspiring, it is an encyclopedia of videography. So many little but important details I use because of it! Blessings to you and your family 🙏🏻
I like that this feels like two sports casters in the booth analyzing the play by play of the game. It’s all in the headphones choice, camera angles, and cuts to “the game.”
I learned so much about editing from this short interview. He needs to do a master class one of these days. Audio-first editing is something I'd never thought of.
Max is definitely a great guy, a super knowledgable about his craft. Absolute bomb drop of cultural references in this interview, a lot to unpack and at the same time easy to digest. Great job, both of you.
this man is soo good looking it hurts. and silver hair ... i cant! ive had a crush on him since catfish like omg! so talented, so creative, and soooo handsome. ughh heney!
hearing someone else describe your exact process of using scratch audio from your voice notes so you can lay out the audio first before the visuals is a really weird experience (i started doing it because i share an office with my bf and I can't always do the vo when i want to, plus writing & editing is my fave part the visuals are always the cherry on top), but also Max is one of my favourites and to know i share his process accidentally is so comforting and validating lol
Amazing to get this behind the scenes look of Max Joseph's work. I see a lot of similarities to my own approach - especially having the images in mind first and then trying to find a way to make it happen on camera. I do this with music a lot, that I start my videos with only the track in mind and then I will match the visuals to that. Thank you for this great conversation.
Ah, sound first. That could work for me as well, as my time is so limited for filming. I could figure out an apt story for a couple of scenes first, then go shoot a film that would help the story along in the edit. Thanks for putting this interview out here, Max and Jack 🤸♂️🙏🏻🎖
Every film I've ever made on TH-cam the sound, especially music choice, comes first in the timeline, I try to find the emotion I want to evoke through the music. Its become the number one thing our subscribers comment on and enjoy. I probably spend just as much time searching for music as I do edit. It's that important. The right choice almost makes it not noticeable, and it moves the film along subconsciously. It's not making a film, its making a Feeling. Man, I love Digital Spaghetti! What a service to creators. Much Love to you all.
Max has indirectly influenced many youtubers through his editing! I have taken so much inspo from casey neistat's editing, which was influenced from max himself
Bunch of folks called out Jack for not giving Max credit for the Make It Count video, so what does Jack do? He doesn’t just pin a comment or Tweet about it - he gives Max an entire video, and the first thing he does is correct his wrong. That, my friends, is how it should be done.
oh, i need a longer version of this interview 🥲
I was today years old when I realized you’re in the band Pomplamoose
Man, I'm currently in the midst of post-production editing a feature documentary and this channel has been an inspirational godsend. I was so pumped to see Max's name show up in my feed today-I wouldn't have minded the hour long version of this! Also, Max if you're reading this: I saw 15 Minutes of Shame and loved it. I'm glad to know you've realized your audience is more palpable on TH-cam. Wish more people had gotten to see it!
Haha. Thank man!
@@maxjosephdirector you are insanely inspirational max, hope you are well.
What a wonderful way to respond to the comments on the Casey video. Great stuff!
A radio edit is such a profoundly different approach to construction of a timeline. Especially if you are cobbling your idea out of the footage instead of rigorously planning each shot. Let the story carry you then find the visuals, so damn good. Always gold on this channel
Long time fan of Max Joseph. Appreciate the nuggets of insights into his process. Thanks for doing this interview!
TH-cam recommended your video to me recently where you interviewed life of Riza. Since then Ive been bingeing your content. I’ve never seen anyone as good of as interviewer as you are. The way you communicate and ask questions just makes other people come to life. It’s really cool to see and I just wanted to leave a comment and say it’s a real gifting that you have!!
These videos you’re producing are such a great resource. I really wish they were longer 👍🏻
This channel is one of the best one there is for us creators 😄 keep it going please
This is how I used to structure my sets when I was a House Dj back in the early 2000's. I would listen to tracks over and over then build a short movie in my mind based on the music. As the movie progressed the music would take the listener on the journey, even though they never knew what I was thinking people always used to say I had a great talent for leading the crowd.
Max has been an inspiration. The opening scene of my latest video was in part inspired by the opening of his AMAZING bookstores video, which also helped me read more books. I'm so happy with his new series as well ❤
@TheGaze Wow i am your huge fan and glad to see you in comments. I am very happy to so you also like these kind of videos.
My favorite thing in the comment sections of incredible interviews like this is finding other channels who are making such quality. I just watched the first 30 seconds of your Van Gogh video and it already looks like something special. Gonna subscribe, catch up to your videos, and hope you can upload more than one video per year (ironic coming from me but well). Hope you the best with your channel man.
@@RaymandoThis is a VERY late reply (sorry for that) but thank you so much for those kind words, they mean the world. There will definitely be more videos in the future 😅
@@burayabakarlarpodcastOh thank you! I love Digital Spaghetti ❤
This is a genuine REVELATION. I’d never worked audio first, but it makes SO MUCH SENSE!
Max is one of the most influential and important filmmakers of our generation. His style and unique voice is incredibly refreshing. Anytime I edit a video and I get stuck, I swatch Follow the Frog and the rythym and editing sparks my creativity again.
I'm not formally educated in film making, and these videos help so much as an amateur in this medium. I always think audio first, and to hear this is a process you can successfully lean into is refreshing. I have been fighting that urge and forcing other processes which amounts to a lot of added friction for me at least. 🙌 thank you!
This is one of my favorite channels! I love the videos!
So fun, great interview. I am just now getting into editing and really love to hear all the different styles and techniques the pros use. Thank you for sharing!
So THANK YOU for your amazing videos! It is not just inspiring, it is an encyclopedia of videography. So many little but important details I use because of it! Blessings to you and your family 🙏🏻
I appreciate this channel so much for showing that I am allowed to find my own way of creating. Radio editing makes so much sense.
This is one of the most inspiring interviews I have ever seen
This was quite amazing! I really enjoyed learning about someone’s style and thought process by hearing from the source!
I like that this feels like two sports casters in the booth analyzing the play by play of the game. It’s all in the headphones choice, camera angles, and cuts to “the game.”
Incredible! Love seeing different creators approach to editing/film making 👏
This just popped up in my feed and I’m so glad I watched. Great topic. Great interview. Great video. Everything works.
Woah this Video is just incredible! I never knew, that Max shoots audio first, that's so helpful!
These videos are so interesting. For me I really enjoy understanding how someone thinks, and these capture all of that so well. Much love
I learned so much about editing from this short interview. He needs to do a master class one of these days. Audio-first editing is something I'd never thought of.
That was terrific thank you!
Absolutely my favourite interview so far. Felt very validating in a lot of ways for my process as an editor when I’m a little unsure about it haha
Max is definitely a great guy, a super knowledgable about his craft. Absolute bomb drop of cultural references in this interview, a lot to unpack and at the same time easy to digest. Great job, both of you.
I can feel my brain fizzing with possibilities as I watch this - thank you
This channel is leveling up a lot of editors and creators, keep it up!
this man is soo good looking it hurts. and silver hair ... i cant! ive had a crush on him since catfish like omg! so talented, so creative, and soooo handsome. ughh heney!
I love so much when my TH-cam worlds collide like this! Great break-down and conversation!
Well done, great rebound idea after the reactions under "make it count" breakdown video 👍🏻 very nice interview, thank you !
I could have listen to much more of Max talking. As always, this is a great series, and the best of this kind.
I just started reading in the blink of an eye this morning. What a good coincidence, I am more motivated to finish it and put it into practice now.
Daaaaaang I love your videos :) Thankyou again. Great guests, great discussion, great lessons.
hearing someone else describe your exact process of using scratch audio from your voice notes so you can lay out the audio first before the visuals is a really weird experience (i started doing it because i share an office with my bf and I can't always do the vo when i want to, plus writing & editing is my fave part the visuals are always the cherry on top), but also Max is one of my favourites and to know i share his process accidentally is so comforting and validating lol
Max is my favourite editor, period. So glad to finally peek behind the curtain of his mind, good job Jack!
Amazing to get this behind the scenes look of Max Joseph's work. I see a lot of similarities to my own approach - especially having the images in mind first and then trying to find a way to make it happen on camera. I do this with music a lot, that I start my videos with only the track in mind and then I will match the visuals to that. Thank you for this great conversation.
Amazing interview , thanks you to both Max and Jack, so helpful and inspiring
I love Max’s work! Super happy he’s back on TH-cam!
Thanks for having Max. I followed him through Casey. He is amazing storyteller. His philosophy of filmmaking is eye opening and I will consider it.
Sound first is absolutely genius.
The Radio edit concept seems to make more sense in my head also , its like starting with he simplest version of the idea then building on top of that.
What a humble guy... Great to watch this one, inspiring for sure
Collin and Samir were there! I love to see how those two became the staple of quality.
Ah, sound first.
That could work for me as well, as my time is so limited for filming. I could figure out an apt story for a couple of scenes first, then go shoot a film that would help the story along in the edit.
Thanks for putting this interview out here, Max and Jack 🤸♂️🙏🏻🎖
Love this interview and this channel! Thank you 🙏🏽💗
This is great, great conversation, getting into the head of Max Joseph is a pleasure to the mind of filmmakers and editors like me. Thanks!!!
7:14 omg, that is what i needed. Im in the same situation where a have all this footage, but don't know how to put it together. Maybe the sound first.
Every film I've ever made on TH-cam the sound, especially music choice, comes first in the timeline, I try to find the emotion I want to evoke through the music. Its become the number one thing our subscribers comment on and enjoy. I probably spend just as much time searching for music as I do edit. It's that important. The right choice almost makes it not noticeable, and it moves the film along subconsciously. It's not making a film, its making a Feeling. Man, I love Digital Spaghetti! What a service to creators. Much Love to you all.
Amazing interview!
First time listening to Max and I’m loving his vision.
when he said he finds shooting b-roll meditative, I felt that
This set for this conversation is so satisfying 🥰
Max is the MF DOOM of this game. Your fave editor’s fave editor ❤️
His process is amazing. That’s the process how animated movies are made.
30 minutes of 💎 💎 💎
you’re interviewing literally every person I watch lmao
The editing in this short is 🤌🤌🤌
this video is amazing
I was today years old when I realized you’re in the band Pomplamoose
Gonna rewatch this a few times to internalize it
he really is the best interviewer on the internet
How can i like this video twice?
Grande Joseph! jack la estas pegando con estos invitados !
Got some great info from this one 👍
Everything here is underrated.
Genius!
Max has indirectly influenced many youtubers through his editing! I have taken so much inspo from casey neistat's editing, which was influenced from max himself
So good!
Could we get a video with Ze Frank?
Jack do the world a favor and get Mac premo on your show, he edits commercials in a similar way, but his visuals and his cuts are ridiculously awesome
I remember Max from Casey's weird daily vlog days. I think they did the magic carpet ride and stuff through NYC didn't they?
Max!
Ding Ding!
Max Joseph legend
THIS IS SO GOOD
Question that I hope gets answered 😭 what lower thirds are you using ??
im not into your stuff but this is actually genius
So great
Hi Jack :)
In the linear editing days that was the way. Editing the sound track first and then, images.🤷🏽
One thing ... Steve Martin
Please bring ali gallop next
“Oh, WOW?!!!” Starting with sound is _hardly_ an original idea.
Hahahahah
Niceeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
not a story board… but a smoresborg…
Hah! I've seen Max a multiple times in Caseys Vlogs, yet he never got introduced as the film making mastermind he is ...
Wow
Bunch of folks called out Jack for not giving Max credit for the Make It Count video, so what does Jack do? He doesn’t just pin a comment or Tweet about it - he gives Max an entire video, and the first thing he does is correct his wrong. That, my friends, is how it should be done.
wow, I tought this had like 2m views
you’re interviewing literally every person I watch lmao
you’re interviewing literally every person I watch lmao