Things Go Wrong
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"Things Go Wrong" will be the title of my biography, which, knowing my luck, will be printed upside down.
I think you should print it upside down on purpose.
Izzy Lights But then it will be the right way up...
Well, do it on purpose cause if you do it wrong and it gets right side up, no one will know, but if you get it right by being upside down, then you can say that you meant to do that and it'd be a success. It's a win-win.
Izzy Lights could not have said it better myself
Izzy Lights I'd buy it.
Love this!
Sammy Paul hELLO YOU ARE WONDERFUL ❤
hI SAMMY
Sammy Paul
P1: You know what fixes a broken film crew? ...a cast.
P2: Aren't actors what usually break film crews?
P1: ...why must you hurt me?
P2: I don't know. Why do you make puns that don't make sense?
P1: That made total--!
P2: **imitating person 1's voice in an excited manner** What do you call a corn doctor? ...an otolaryngologist!
P1: Because they study ears!
P2: And noses and throats.
P1: Really? Huh--wait, you gonna get me on that technicality?
P2: **pause** Nah. I'll get you on the technicality that we've just arrived at your stop. Cash or credit?
P1: Oh, right...uhh, how's about--
P2: Alright, then. Cash. Pay up.
P1: **Hands over money**
P2: Thank you. See you, next Wednesday, Mr. Beck.
P1: You know, you can call me by my first name.
P2: Whatever you say, Mr. Beck.
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tagline: Comedy is all about timing...
P2: Don't be late for your dance class!
P1: I'm totally not ashamed anymore that you shout that in public! **sounds slightly embarrassed, anyway**
How was that? I just thought of it while listening to Jack say things about the film crew with the lighting techniques and such.
Barely passed my film A-level and have little to no interest in film-making but just watching someone chat about doing what they love like this is just such a mood-booster omg u direct ur little socks off, Jack
Hello hello hello hello hello
Amber Penter Reminded me of "alright, alright, alright"
how are you? how are you? how are you? how are you?
Amber Penter good, you? good, you? good, you? good, you?
not bad, not bad, not bad, not bad
Very good, very good, very good, very good, very good 👌
"Click on either of them if you wanna stay with me and see more of this face, which obviously you do."
Damnit he knows us too well
jack is like a wise old film owl. I love these kind of videos
My film tutors always say the script is often a guideline and there's an "on-set magic" because everything changes immensely on the days of shooting like someone will improv a line or something didn't work and it turns out hilarious/for the better. But me being a DoP, I'm still very anal about my shots haha. Loved the episode jack!
My motto when it comes to being on set, or film making in general (and I guess just life) is, "We'll make it work." Cause that's what you gotta do, just keep pushing on.
There's nothing better than listening to someone talk passionately about something; whether it applies to your life or not, it's so motivating. Thank you sir!
filmmaking is all about compromise, honestly all of my favourite things i've worked on are things where the ideas changed a lot and we had to adapt to things that happened on the shoots, it forces everyone to be extra creative and work harder so it usually makes things feel more natural and less planned
This was really good timing, because I'm legit watching this a day after my band completed the recording of our first EP, and we had to start from scratch three seperate times, but if we had used the first recordings we did for it, it wouldn't have turned out anywhere near as good as the final recordings, so I relate a lot to this video. This is cool.. and deep, apparently.
This was so relatable and comforting to me! It's good to know that this happens to more experienced as well. I recently directed my first ad for a school project, and so many things went wrong. We were shooting outside, and snow had melted at the place we were supposed to shoot, so we had to drag snow to the set. Then the generator didn't work and when it did... our huge Arri light had fried out during some other's shoot and we didn't have time to change it. So we had to shoot the entire thing without additional light. All while it was freezing outside. Can't say I didn't learn anything from it.
Thank you for talking about this. Often we as filmmakers shy away from talking about mistakes and changes that have been made because we are afraid of the reactions people will have. More filmmaking content please.
A rare jack Howard has been spotted in his natural habitat.
_Orla Ships Phan_ if its natural...why is it rare?
K1ttenShopping animals can still be shy or hidden in their natural habitats, especially the ones that use camouflage
Alistair Davies but people have seen them enough to know its their natural habitat
Jack, this relates to me right now on a whole new level. I'm currently directing a short film I wrote and which I've worked solidly for the past 8 months doing as much pre production as possible, having everything planned to the key. I've essentially being doing a production managers job aswell. And everything was perfect until last Friday (a week before we began shooting) when my lead actress dropped out and my main location cancelled, (because they had another production wanting to shoot there that would pay them- low lame). This being a student short film, and basically no budget, meant I had to go with it and find somewhere else. I also had to re-audition for the lead female role, arrange rehearsals, do location reccys, and book a new main location in the space of a week. And as stressful as it all was, I'm so glad it happened because now I have an even better lead actress and an even more beautiful location. So yeah, good to know that things don't always go well for you either. Wait, that sounded bad. I want things to go right for you... I do. But just, good to relate to someone. Okay bye.
Jack, I've watched your videos (sketches) for roughly 6 years? This video is perfect. You're clearly trying to fill so much discussion of a massive subject into a short time. I've been studying Film Production at Uni for 3 years and am about to graduate and this is a very relatable and entertaining video
It's probably my favorite episode from season one as well. The pub does make a difference after hearing the original park idea.
jack is that guy for me that I can just listen to talk for hours and it always calms me down. I've never felt that before. thankyou.
An idea tree- wow
i dunno, man
That aside, an insightful video Jack. Thank you.
I saw Kerry Godliman live last year and I don't think I'll ever see someone as naturally hilarious as her, she's great and it was so fun to see her appear in that episode.
I really appreciate you talking behind the scenes stuff regarding your productions. More of this, please.
I think it's so cool how one comment from a stranger you'll never see again can inspire something huge. It's so weird to think of the little things we do that have impacts on people's lives Love the video! x
I really enjoyed this video and it was nice to hear about the BTS of the show. I can confirm that it is not just the director that start to worry if a shoot is going too smoothly!
had to change the entire script for a short movie i'm working on for uni and was a bit down bc of that. this made me feel less bad about it, thanks, jack.
It's crazy how much work and effort go into projects like this, and it seems like it gets overlooked a lot of the time that the thing we get to see went through multiple different stages of development. I can't imagine that episode taking place in a park 😂
hi Jack
hiya
OH MY GOD
Best. Reaction. EVER.
Hijack ? Allu Ahkbar !
Elloelloelloelloello
this is honestly one of the first things we learnt in school (I do like a dance/drama/music school thing). We have all of these projects in smaller groups. the numbers of the groups vary from two to ten and maybe more sometimes. and for a period of time we were not allowed to say "no" to ideas and things. and we always, always had to try things out. which resulted in things taking a bit more time and effort than we thought, but most of the times, the product got better that the original thought.
Me and my friends shot a film for our 1st year Uni course a few weeks back that was riddled with issues. I've found it's best to just move on and say "oh well, live and learn". Hopefully we don't fuck up this much in the future haha.
Also thank you to you Jack, you're one of the my inspirations so i don't know if i'd even be where i am without the stuff you have done.
Huge admiration for both you and Dean, Jack! Good luck for everything in the future!
dude I'm a student in film school and it's so true. troubleshooting is such a big part of film making
Fantastic insights Jack, I really love this type of video from you. The older I get the more I realise amazing things come out of collaboration and adapting. Love what you do Jack. Love that you share how you do it. Leaving a like on the video :)
I'm in film school and we're about to crew and film a bunch of short films and this video really helped, I was imagining all the ways my one could possibly go wrong but now I'm working out how to roll with the punches, thank you so much!
I always forget how much I actually quote jack and dean in my daily life, until I watch certain videos and laugh historically when I realise that I say "you don't know my nan, she's dead" more than I think I do
Used this video as a break from writing my paper. Thanks, Jack.
In September I started an HND in film and moving image & last week I directed my first film over two days which ended up in 20 or so hours of shooting. I found the whole experience insanely stressful as we were on a tight time schedule, had very few crew and I was running on very little sleep.
Hearing about the issues you came across whilst filming gave me a lot of insight for my own film as I also had mega issues with weather/light continuity even though the majority of the shoot was done indoors (frickin british weather...)
It's good to hear people like you talking about the side of filming where not everything looks perfect and turns out as intended. I mean, I'm still a complete amateur when it comes to filmmaking but I'm hoping one day I'll be able to make something great that I'm excited for people to see.
" I don't know if you know about the weather, in London.. in England, in general
IT AIN'T GOOD"
shouldn't have laughed so loud
JADOAT season 1 made me so excited to start creating films. I am now about to be a director and writer of my first college film project, with a small production team. I can't thank you enough for inspiring me!
Never look back
JackHoward I never will. Thank you so much!
Wise words Jack! This vlog was incredibly well timed because I've just finished working on a short film and last night everything that could go wrong, went wrong. So this video has pepped me up, Thanks 🙂
ironic peace signs ftw
Either way jadoat 1+2 are both incredibly funny and I'm super proud ♥️
I loved this episode, it is one of my favorites from season 1 and I think that it represents the whole comedy of the show really well.
Consent flowers, Idea trees?
what next?
thought thistles?
HA
I loved this!! I related so much to this story and the realities of set lol- always expect the worst things to go wrong, but also it's the team aspect that makes it so worth it right? Also this is really interesting to have with the episode; I loved hearing more about what went into it
Could honestly listen to you talk about filmmaking all day! A) because you do have a nice voice and B) honestly because it's totally fascinating! More chatting about BTS vlogs pleeeeease 🙏🏻
Rolling with the punches!! As an aspiring filmmaker this was a great video on, as you say, adapting and facing challenges. I suppose with creative mediums like film, it is often very rare that the final outcome will be pinpoint exactly the same as your initial idea, but it's all about excepting and embracing that. Also, pretty cool series! Nice work!!
This is so fascinating. Appreciate the peek behind the curtain and honesty :)
This is completely unrelated but just wanted to thank you Jack for inspiring me to start writing again :)
I loved that episode! Definitely enjoyed this little insider on how that episode was made. Really makes me appreciate it more❤️
i must say, it was a funny episode, might have to go and watch more now - damn you jack and dean!!
you remind me of my big brother, who i love probably more than anyone else in the world. i barely get to talk to him and i get some of my will vibes from you. youre incredibly intelligent and funny so thank you so much - next time i see him i will show him your videos, you two have an incredibly similar sense of humour and i think he would love you. thank you
he also has the faux arrogance sense of humour and the agitation when things go wrong. i find it incredibly endearing
It always fascinates me where people get their inspiration and how they use a bit of intelligence and creativity to make it amazing 😂👏
I love listening to you talk
I love Jack and Dean of All Trades, well done on making something so amazing
jack is so relaxing to listen , no idea why 🤷🏾♂️
Hey Jack, really great video, really happy with that your uploading more and really enjoying the videos.
Really great video, thank you. It's nice to know that the "something's going to go wrong feeling" on set isn't just a student film thing!
jack, I adore you
I really enjoyed getting some more perspective on the episode and it's a really good lesson to hear. I hope you do more videos where you talk about your experience with filmmaking because it's very interesting to hear about :)
i don't know why but this made me think that i probably will be able to go through with the whole studying film thing :D thank you jack (and send my love to dean lol)
I love just listening to you talk you could literally talk about cereal and I'd listen
I think you should talk about ur favourite films because I'm nosey and want to know
Shannon Robertson he did. The Social Network and Back to the Future, he talked about both some time ago (as in maybe last year or past that)
I love that you took something from a street in long eaton! Love that place!
. My favourite ever people Rik mayall and Ade Edminson used to sit outside a cafè and just watch people in the street and note down everything they found funny. A lot of their jokes come from that and it's perfect because it works so well. It works for you too :)
life tips with J. Howard
dammit jack why do you always have to inspire me at like 1 am
The fucking "hello hello" in the begin made me jump
Thats my favourite episode toooooo! So this video was great to watch.
this is really interesting to hear how you worked to adapt to a sudden change and the creative process that follows. thanks for sharing and great job on JADOAT!
I can't believe you got the spaced ladie
so cool to hear about the production process, love your work Jack!
this turned out surprisingly motivational..
I've loved watching JADOAT and I think it's interesting to hear about the 'behind the scenes' of how the writing process came about!
I also think that even if you did these include all of these things, there would probably still be things that you want to improve, because surely everyone wants to constantly improve their work?
Anyway, this was a great insight into what happens when creating the finished product! Great video x
I very much like this little look into the writing process for your films/show. Love your work and it's fascinating to hear some of how you put it together. :)
loved the insight on the sketch. Thought it was a great sketch and I love knowing about how it came about
I totally understand this, considering most of the film stuff I'm involved in is totally amateur with people volunteering to help, camped out in random locations.... so things are Constantly going wrong lol
The addicts in my suburb push around empty prams while yelling at eachother
i remember when y'all were shooting it you tweeting about having to change it and that. its cool to hear the story behind it now
I can't pick a favourite episode. they're all amazing but one of my favourites is definitely the waiter one. that was comedy genius
I was on the floor laughing watching that episode. 😁 You definitely know how to reach people and make them laugh. Lousie was the show stopper though 😉
I really liked that episode and loved learning more about it!
Love that you're back x
good quality vid my dude,,,,, my guy,,,,,,, thank u for the insight into the world of film making
Something went wrong in every one of my high school productions, the opening night of last years one went really smoothly and we were all like wtf and freaking out coz that obviously meant the next nights would go terribly XD (lines were forgotten and parts skipped in later nights but nothing too major like previous years)
Ooh Long Eaton? Some of my family are from there - a lovely town!
Moooooooooooooore of this
I know this was about film, but god, really helped with life right now.
Loved this Jack! It was like watching the special features on a DVD . Thanks for the insights :)
That episode was brilliant.
I agree, I laughed way harder than I would have in a pub than you would in a park.
A park isn't funny, babies don't belong in pubs so yes, great change!
Overall yes I agree, things go wrong and that's why risk assessments are important, plan A and plan B.
If something breaks what do you do? If someone's ill what do you do?
I agree and I can't wait to binge watch season 2!
Nice Rupert Grint in the background
Thanks for retweeting me yesterday and giving me so many notifications i could not cope😂
omg Derek that is such a great program luv it
"Filmmaking is my life." Yes Jack! Exactly the same. Please do more films and more film videos.
I'm glad you figured it out.
Ayeeee Jack you've been being such a FABBY youtuber recently and well done for of all trades Tis good! ✌️
I'd say this video delivers a message about life, but conveyed through the film making process... I feel like art often does that...
#sopretentious #loveit
very important message, nice
I really needed this, thank you
Oioiiii representing long eaton! Honestly you and dean are the best thing to come out of our chavy lil town
emma init was thinking that 😂
Must be kind of weird to be talking about "Jack and Dean" in the third person, as they aren't you but they are you.
But I love this video. Getting a behind-the-scenes look at how you problem-solved while making something that I've already seen and was amazing is very interesting.
The Phantasm Thanks! It's not as weird anymore, it's become very easy to separate the two.
ive had a horrible day. im so glad you uploaded.
This was super interesting Jack !!
that thumbnail honestly my constant state of being
also using a non-white baby would definitely have been hilarious
bloody missed opportunity