This is amazing to me. One of the only things that doesn't this is the feet of the Aliens. They do not look right when they interact with the ground to me.
i wish they would do more content without time limitations like that, just full power best of their ability short films every once in awhile like they used to do.
@@ploopy8780 they do still have other projects they’re working on. Trying something new like this is really cool and insightful, but it can’t come at the cost of other stuff they’re working on. Though, if this technology keeps getting better (it will) I wouldn’t be surprised if they utilized it more.
I mean, it's very jank. It looks like a PS1 FMV in places. But the point is that the technology will improve rapidly and you would normally have more than a week.
@@michaelwesten4624 On the one hand, yeah, its junk. But also imagine doing this 15 years ago with your first digital camera... I bet that's something you wouldn't even think was possible.
There is a tiny bit of oddness with the movements (especially with the face) but overall it looks incredible! Hard to think that this was done with all new tools in only a week! Fantastic work.
The comedy in this piece is terrific. Maybe a little fast paced but genuinely more laughs in this than a lot of big budget “comedy” movies. The characters are amazing as well. Thank you Peter!
I love that at 2:59, you can see the actor in the reflection of the frame on the wall!! The VFX reacts have taught my eyes well haha, keep it up guys!!
To be honest, my initial reaction to the video was negative because I felt it didn't meet the standard set by Corridor. However, after watching the Behind the Scenes footage, I realize how foolish I was. Peter, you did an amazing job. The VFX were fantastic, despite some minor imperfections considering the tight timeframe of just one week. Loved the video. Guys keep it up
@@uahoeandabeeetch It's not like they couldn't polish it up more. The goal was to create something with one person (plus actors) in one week and considering these constraints this is phenomenal.
@@ConquerorDash It's great all taken into consideration I just commented about quality in general terms. That means in terms of the industry standards. It's a decent first draft for sure.
@@dj_unicorn5608 It's great all taken into consideration I just commented about quality in general terms. That means in terms of the industry standards. It's a decent first draft for sure.
Video was very well done with only a week. The shot at 3:00 was funny because you can see the real actor in the reflections of the pictures. Other than that great job for only a week working on it.
I love to see what Corridor can create with groundbreaking technology.I think the lip sync isn't quite there, but I assume that's just an inherent limitation of the technology when having that flat kind of mouth design. The expression in the eyes come through really well though, and the motion overall is incredibly smooth.
I saw this first and was blown away, then i saw the behind the scenes and was even more blown away, but i saw something in that video that i just had to check again in this one that i missed the first time. The reflections in the photo frames at 2:59 still has the original actor :D
You can see the reflections of Austin in the photographs at 2:59. I guess that's one of the limitations of the software. Regardless great job cause I would have never guessed this was done in a week.
This is absolutely incredible! I love it so much and can't believe that Peter made it in one week! I can't wait to see even more work from Peter and the rest of the crew :)
Just wow. 1 week. 6 minutes of footage and 1 person. You could make a whole movie by yourself in 2 1/2 months or a team of 10-20 people in a week! That is just insane to think about.
That might be an example of the "9 women can have a baby in a month" fallacy. Working by yourself is hard, working with a team of 10-20 is hard for other reasons.
Oh my god. Look the AI conversation aside, I really loved the sequences @4:50 when he is beamed above the ship and then transported back down. In a normal movie you'd have multiple cuts where there are close ups of the subject and likely a lot of shakey cam and spinning. I keep thinking of the scene in Iron Man 3 where he is trying to rescue all those people from the airplane, or really any sequence in any Iron Man movie. Lots of shakey cam and such. But we just get a single wide shot of this guy screaming in fear for this life, just calmly being transported back to his house. OMG I love it so, so much.
*_Wow. This is absolutely incredible and thoroughly impressive. Not only are the vfx great but the storytelling is fantastic. Well done Corridor, Peter, and company!!!_*
Ironic that the only part that didn’t really work was when the alien crew-mate walked down the corridor (corridor, crew, get it!?) as his reflection rather ruined the magic @3:00, but considering the astonishing achievement of doing all this in a week using a new technique, I’m sure we can let that slide, lol.
Did it convey all of the story beats to my person? Yes. Was it jarring to watch? Not at all. Were the effects even... good? YES! Was the ground contact a lil funky? Also yes. Overall this is incredible for a week's work with the use of new tools at our disposal. Exciting to see stuff like this. The future has some bright spots, at least.
This was SO good and hilarious. I can't believe you created this in such a short time period. I can't imagine what you could do with a larger budget and even more time.
God damn... for a week's solo work editing, that program is mental... looks really good, very few issues, though I imagine Peter maybe touched up some of the bigger issues XD Amazing like.
That was awesome given the deadlines involved, knowing it's basically one tool blows my mind, it's certainly good enough to knock out saturday afternoon cartoons (I imagine if you were running a series you would have a large collection of assets and material you could piece together). In fact the only bit that snagged my intention was the reflection in the hallway.
yes the characters movements are a little odd but that's without tweaking the characters rigs just letting the ai do it. imagine how much they can do now utilizing this tool.
I cannot even begin to fathom how this was created in a week. Absolutely mind boggling stuff, but Peter is a genius. I think that, in the short/medium term, these kinds of tools and things like AI aren't going to displace people like Peter. There was still an extraordinary amount of work and creativity that went in to creating this film, but what the tools are going to do is automate a lot of the busy work that has, until now, been a necessary part of creation. It's the point that Sam made at the end of the other video, that when those barriers of time/effort are reduced to a negligible amount people with the talent/skill/creativity/work ethic of people like Peter will be able to deploy all of their time and energy into the more creative and exciting parts of the work, rather than the mundane, soul destroying parts. I think it's awesome.
I imagine that in 40 years, this is going to be the new normal that people will learn. And beginners will look back to this time and say it was incredible people could do these visual effects without AI.
I saw the reflections of the actor in the glass covering the paintings, maybe there is some deeper philosphical meaning behind that. On a more serious note, it's impressive what can be done in just one week, I recommend watching the behind the scenes.
Assume you referring to the one at 2:59 either the software didn't recognise it as an actor or Peter perhaps missed it in post production, but nonetheless it's incredible what the software can achieve with such an ease. Over time it will hopefully be an incredible strong tool to use for making movies, shortfilm, content creation...really anything can do, the industry is growing extremely fast. I find it thrilling to see them test out these various software/hardware that get developed. Lastly much kudos to Peter and the team for creating and testing this!
Woah, really well done. A couple of small issues like contact shadows... but totally understandable for the time frame given. Really excited about what people will be able to make in the next few years.
Corridor, you never fail to amaze and entertain us! "There's an alien IN MY HOUSE!" had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. The production quality, the suspenseful storytelling, and the mind-blowing visual effects had me questioning reality. You've once again proved that you're the masters of creating immersive experiences that blur the line between fiction and reality. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, eagerly waiting to see what would happen next. Keep pushing the boundaries and delivering these thrilling adventures that keep us hooked. Bravo, Corridor! 👽🎥
I feel like the really shallow depth of field in the scenes inside the ship contrasts too much with the scenes on the ground. Appart from that, epic effects 👍
Awesome!!! Hahaha, this is so cool! It is funny that you could make all this and you missed to avoid showing the end of the clip stopping of the human returning home 2:00, I loved it! You rock!!
One week, and you spit out something better than most crap on Netflix. Like, this is actually just great in general… forget the time crunch & the challenge… this was very funny & entertaining. Fantastic work!
Cracking up at the unfixed mirror reflection at 3:00 🤣 Seriously impressive for one week's worth of work though. Wonder Studio will not replace VFX artists, it will just make their jobs easier and more efficient, as this short clearly shows.
Can't believe this was mostly made by one person in a single week! Excited to see where new technology takes us!
And since this has no impact on 2D animators like the Rock Paper Scissors video, no one is going to get mad
@@Sebbir XD
@@Sebbir just wait
dont forget the actors
@@Sebbir 🤔
This video is a definite proof of concept.
1:46 The natural motion really sells the scene, it’s crazy how rapidly vfx is developing
the effect as he passes the camera and the frog statue is CRAZY good for something automated
That scene was the best by far!
This is amazing to me. One of the only things that doesn't this is the feet of the Aliens. They do not look right when they interact with the ground to me.
bout time...
If he pulled this off in a week, imagine if he had a month. This definitely could be a series on their website.
i wish they would do more content without time limitations like that, just full power best of their ability short films every once in awhile like they used to do.
To do this every week with a tight deadline would be pretty stressful for Peter I guess…
@@ploopy8780 they do still have other projects they’re working on. Trying something new like this is really cool and insightful, but it can’t come at the cost of other stuff they’re working on.
Though, if this technology keeps getting better (it will) I wouldn’t be surprised if they utilized it more.
@@klamberoni959 Well then, what are they working on?
@Josias Lourenço Sir, this is a Wendy's.
Just unbelievable that you can accomplish that at all, let alone in one week 🤯
you can definitely see the jank
It’s looks totally like shit. This has no quality
I mean, it's very jank. It looks like a PS1 FMV in places. But the point is that the technology will improve rapidly and you would normally have more than a week.
@@DontLetsPlay You’re destroying your credibility lol
@@michaelwesten4624 On the one hand, yeah, its junk. But also imagine doing this 15 years ago with your first digital camera... I bet that's something you wouldn't even think was possible.
I absolutely love that at 2:59 Austin is seen in the mirror without cgi :)
OMG true lol! xD
lmao
OOPS! lol xD
this NEEDS to become a series. Absolutely LOVED these alien characters and the fish out of water premise.
they needed to be snacking on cat food in the ship!
It seems like something that could a movie, or a 12-20 episode series with 1-2 seasons of just things like that
There is a tiny bit of oddness with the movements (especially with the face) but overall it looks incredible! Hard to think that this was done with all new tools in only a week! Fantastic work.
You could've done it better?
@@javierescudero7686 Why be that guy lmao
It's cause they're ALIENS. Sheeesh.
I mean it took a week. Imagine if he had more time.
@javierescudero7686 you don't have to be able to do something better to see imperfections. They were just giving constructive criticism
I know The animation is the main focus here, but I highly appreciate the scripting of the aliens as well! So good!
I always love watching these before the breakdowns/behind the scenes.
I know! Im sad I watched the behind the scenes way in advance
Same 🙌
I love watching them right after the crew video!
It has never once occurred to me to do it in that order
Wait, there's a behind the scenes?
The comedy in this piece is terrific. Maybe a little fast paced but genuinely more laughs in this than a lot of big budget “comedy” movies. The characters are amazing as well. Thank you Peter!
Are you Scott Summers cuz your glasses are rose tinted af
So it was funny. I wasn't sure
@@JamMastaJew what a nerdy ass way to say nothing
It's very clear it was made in a week and the writing and delivery/VA is extremely amateur
@@goobleron based on what? What are you using as a reference to professional work?
3:32 “Remarkable! They have Panko!”
I love that at 2:59, you can see the actor in the reflection of the frame on the wall!! The VFX reacts have taught my eyes well haha, keep it up guys!!
You guys are always one step ahead. Another exceptional job!!
What? This tool came out weeks ago 🤦♂️
@@comebackguy8892 they are still one step ahead, even was able to make their own 3D characters
@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel Yeah, that's not new 🤦♂️😂
@@comebackguy8892 the 3D model is new, they literally created a model for the short watch their full video
@@DeletedDevilDeletedAngel No, making the 3d model and using it in this software wasn't new. Like dude 🤣🤦♂️
4:59 the ragdoll alien without his food flying was hilarious😂😂. Only spot it on the 2nd watch though. Peter never disappoints! Bravo 👏
To be honest, my initial reaction to the video was negative because I felt it didn't meet the standard set by Corridor. However, after watching the Behind the Scenes footage, I realize how foolish I was. Peter, you did an amazing job. The VFX were fantastic, despite some minor imperfections considering the tight timeframe of just one week.
Loved the video. Guys keep it up
No your initial reaction was definitely spot on.
@@uahoeandabeeetch It's not like they couldn't polish it up more. The goal was to create something with one person (plus actors) in one week and considering these constraints this is phenomenal.
@@uahoeandabeeetch this was made in 1 week
@@ConquerorDash It's great all taken into consideration I just commented about quality in general terms. That means in terms of the industry standards. It's a decent first draft for sure.
@@dj_unicorn5608 It's great all taken into consideration I just commented about quality in general terms. That means in terms of the industry standards. It's a decent first draft for sure.
This is legitimately one of the best things Corridor have done. The acting is spot on too!
The sky is blue
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YOU'RE BLUE!!
WHY?
@@PandaKnives. I'm blue da ba de da ba dye
Video was very well done with only a week. The shot at 3:00 was funny because you can see the real actor in the reflections of the pictures. Other than that great job for only a week working on it.
"DO NOT ENTER THE DWELLING!"
_Sprints towards the dwelling_
I love to see what Corridor can create with groundbreaking technology.I think the lip sync isn't quite there, but I assume that's just an inherent limitation of the technology when having that flat kind of mouth design. The expression in the eyes come through really well though, and the motion overall is incredibly smooth.
@@schebbi Unless you want to use one of those ridiculous "iPhone on a stick in front of an actors face" setups, then yeah lmao.
Is it just me, or are these aliens kinda adorable…
They look like coagulated Porta-potty liquid
It's the big ol eyes.
@@ScientObject40 Yeah I think so
It's squish time!
Well, they are supposed to be "children" XD
I love the human in the beanie. That actor was great in this and in Scooty.
I absolutely adore how the Aliens talk. Aside from the technological marvel, this is an amazing short
Thank you Jordan ever so much. It was truly a pleasure having you here. Best of good fortune with your project and your future Patrick and Bonnee.
Peter, I don’t care if you use Wonder Dynamics or not, but we require a film or series of these characters exploring our solar system.
I second this
WE NEED MORE!!
1:48 This shot in particular is just crazy, the suit looks so real!
Can't believe this was mostly made by one person in a single week! Excited to see where new technology takes us!
Would be interesting to know if the software could also capture actors in reflections like at 2:59 or if that would need to be done manually.
I scrolled too far down in the comments to find this.
The obvious solution would be to have the actor in an outfit as close as possible to the model, so the reflection is "good enough"
give it a year or two
@@levoniust same
@@levoniust yeah me too 😂
I saw this first and was blown away, then i saw the behind the scenes and was even more blown away, but i saw something in that video that i just had to check again in this one that i missed the first time.
The reflections in the photo frames at 2:59 still has the original actor :D
xD fr i came to comments after that 2:59 clip
@@RaviPaudel69 2:33 also the shadows look still human like. Maybe the software evolves and could handle this little details in the future
@@ungesagt yes, There are lot of works to be done, the conclusion is, it can't replace him yet.
Great job to the actors elevating this way more than it needed to be
The mind of Peter France is something to behold and protect at all costs!
WOW! The quality of the production and writing is excellent! That alien species is awesome and oddly relatable. LOVE the story. All good wishes.
The fact that Peter achieved this in a week is incredible! Well done, good sir 👏 👍 👌 but we now expect this every week from now on 👍 😅 👍
The written dialogue is superior to expectations
This needs to be a full length movie. Great dialogue and voice acting too guys! Very endearing characters.
At 2:59 I can see the actor's real reflection as Squish passes by through the hallway. Nearly perfect, Peter. Amazing work!
I love these characters!!! This was so well made, we need more of them
You can see the reflections of Austin in the photographs at 2:59. I guess that's one of the limitations of the software. Regardless great job cause I would have never guessed this was done in a week.
Well done Peter. It's unbelievable that you could do all this in a week. It's extremely impressive and entertaining!
Dying with how squish leaves frame at 4:58. Also, "They have panko" is such a quotable line its great.
this was so effing funny I did not expect such great dialogue. More of this team of misfit aliens please
Awesome video Peter! Thank you for taking the time to make it (and also the actors). Great work!
This is absolutely incredible! I love it so much and can't believe that Peter made it in one week!
I can't wait to see even more work from Peter and the rest of the crew :)
Just wow. 1 week. 6 minutes of footage and 1 person. You could make a whole movie by yourself in 2 1/2 months or a team of 10-20 people in a week!
That is just insane to think about.
That might be an example of the "9 women can have a baby in a month" fallacy. Working by yourself is hard, working with a team of 10-20 is hard for other reasons.
@@deathchimp2 it was to prove a point
I just watched Cutscene by Corridor from 2 years ago. The difference between that and this, which was done in 1 week, is just incredible.
Man you guys nailed it, the story, the humour, mixed with your VFX experience, this is huge. Great job
Oh my god. Look the AI conversation aside, I really loved the sequences @4:50 when he is beamed above the ship and then transported back down. In a normal movie you'd have multiple cuts where there are close ups of the subject and likely a lot of shakey cam and spinning. I keep thinking of the scene in Iron Man 3 where he is trying to rescue all those people from the airplane, or really any sequence in any Iron Man movie. Lots of shakey cam and such.
But we just get a single wide shot of this guy screaming in fear for this life, just calmly being transported back to his house. OMG I love it so, so much.
The characters were so so cute! You do know you have turn this into a series? We want to see more of their adventures.
Also Peter! so fuckin talented.
*_Wow. This is absolutely incredible and thoroughly impressive. Not only are the vfx great but the storytelling is fantastic. Well done Corridor, Peter, and company!!!_*
Peter never disappoints. Amazing as always.
I love this! The sound design, cgi characters and jokes scripting makes it a pleasure to watch. I've defo been inspired
Ironic that the only part that didn’t really work was when the alien crew-mate walked down the corridor (corridor, crew, get it!?) as his reflection rather ruined the magic @3:00, but considering the astonishing achievement of doing all this in a week using a new technique, I’m sure we can let that slide, lol.
WOW! Amazing work - and the timeframe was just incredible! Also, that tik-toc bit at the end had me cracking up!
Peter is one of those creators who will create nostalgia years later
Great job :) Not only was it's creation impressive but the concept was perfect for the timing, script was funny and the performances spot on. Nice!
This is seriously really funny and cute. Do you guys farm out the writing and screenplay? It really feels like a very well done short film.
lighting is a little weird, but its really good and people don't think about saying "could you do it better?"
Did it convey all of the story beats to my person? Yes.
Was it jarring to watch? Not at all.
Were the effects even... good? YES!
Was the ground contact a lil funky? Also yes.
Overall this is incredible for a week's work with the use of new tools at our disposal. Exciting to see stuff like this. The future has some bright spots, at least.
This is seriously impressive for one week! Amazing job!
I agree!!
The way these Aliens look is just uncomfortable.
Edit:
Are they turtles?
This was SO good and hilarious. I can't believe you created this in such a short time period. I can't imagine what you could do with a larger budget and even more time.
Very Nice. Love Corridor Digital
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2:59 reflective surfaces. Cool job with everything though; this is promising stuff!
Another banger as usual boys 💪
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4:59 *"When you ragdoll up back to your spaceship with style"* LOL
God damn... for a week's solo work editing, that program is mental... looks really good, very few issues, though I imagine Peter maybe touched up some of the bigger issues XD Amazing like.
Yeah, he’s not just a drop it in and let it go guy, he probably spent a good day just cleaning it up.
That was awesome given the deadlines involved, knowing it's basically one tool blows my mind, it's certainly good enough to knock out saturday afternoon cartoons (I imagine if you were running a series you would have a large collection of assets and material you could piece together). In fact the only bit that snagged my intention was the reflection in the hallway.
The fact that this was made in one week is completely mindblowing.
yes the characters movements are a little odd but that's without tweaking the characters rigs just letting the ai do it. imagine how much they can do now utilizing this tool.
I love the Nathan W. Pyle style dialogue, I feel like it ties in super well with Peter's sense of humor 👌
Amazing job! My favorite part is the actor's reflection at 2:59 :D
I cannot even begin to fathom how this was created in a week. Absolutely mind boggling stuff, but Peter is a genius.
I think that, in the short/medium term, these kinds of tools and things like AI aren't going to displace people like Peter. There was still an extraordinary amount of work and creativity that went in to creating this film, but what the tools are going to do is automate a lot of the busy work that has, until now, been a necessary part of creation. It's the point that Sam made at the end of the other video, that when those barriers of time/effort are reduced to a negligible amount people with the talent/skill/creativity/work ethic of people like Peter will be able to deploy all of their time and energy into the more creative and exciting parts of the work, rather than the mundane, soul destroying parts.
I think it's awesome.
Imagine if we had this tech 20 years ago I wonder where we’d be now
I imagine that in 40 years, this is going to be the new normal that people will learn. And beginners will look back to this time and say it was incredible people could do these visual effects without AI.
There still a mistake in 2:58 with the reflections, but still looking cool!!! 🔥🔥🔥
I saw the reflections of the actor in the glass covering the paintings, maybe there is some deeper philosphical meaning behind that.
On a more serious note, it's impressive what can be done in just one week, I recommend watching the behind the scenes.
Yeah, laughed when I saw that. With time, you could paint it out
Assume you referring to the one at 2:59 either the software didn't recognise it as an actor or Peter perhaps missed it in post production, but nonetheless it's incredible what the software can achieve with such an ease. Over time it will hopefully be an incredible strong tool to use for making movies, shortfilm, content creation...really anything can do, the industry is growing extremely fast. I find it thrilling to see them test out these various software/hardware that get developed. Lastly much kudos to Peter and the team for creating and testing this!
2:59 Detected human on the reflective surface! I repeat: Detected human! Squish might be in danger.
Woah, really well done. A couple of small issues like contact shadows... but totally understandable for the time frame given. Really excited about what people will be able to make in the next few years.
I love the way they speak! It feels so translated lol
You got the dialogue on point! I love it :)
This deserves its own film.
Peter, great job in such a time crunch. 👌👌
Corridor, you never fail to amaze and entertain us! "There's an alien IN MY HOUSE!" had me on the edge of my seat from start to finish. The production quality, the suspenseful storytelling, and the mind-blowing visual effects had me questioning reality. You've once again proved that you're the masters of creating immersive experiences that blur the line between fiction and reality. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen, eagerly waiting to see what would happen next. Keep pushing the boundaries and delivering these thrilling adventures that keep us hooked. Bravo, Corridor! 👽🎥
the sustenance are gone in 4:31 lol
I feel like the really shallow depth of field in the scenes inside the ship contrasts too much with the scenes on the ground. Appart from that, epic effects 👍
Peter France...not only is this amazing but they characters, the cute music...I love this so much.
The future of AI is both exciting and scary. I can't believe Peter made this in 1 week 🤯
lol...hilarious 2:59 reflection! That being said this is absolutely amazing great job guys!
Aren't we all aliens in a way?
Technically ALL houses have aliens inside
No
Found the impostor. /s
This is pretty freakin' good. Obviously there are huge problems with the CGI, but oddly it didn't take me out of the story very much at all.
Kind of meh, AI doesnt seem like your own creation.
Who said it’s ai
What AI dude, this was all done by an artist in a WEEK
@@atch300 they literally posted the wonderdynamics they used in the description
@@TricaGamer oh I didn’t know wonderdynamics was ai
Awesome!!! Hahaha, this is so cool! It is funny that you could make all this and you missed to avoid showing the end of the clip stopping of the human returning home 2:00, I loved it! You rock!!
Still had his phone when falling back down
4:58 - The way the alien floats back up to the ship had me dying with laughter, literally.
Actors were perfect. I could watch a series about these guys. Great timing on each bit too the "They have panko" to "I hate you" at 3:33 got me good.
2:58 got'em! but seriously, great job!😄
This is really good!!! You guys should do more with these characters!
The way the red one gets sucked up by the tractor beam 😂😂 4:59
One week, and you spit out something better than most crap on Netflix. Like, this is actually just great in general… forget the time crunch & the challenge… this was very funny & entertaining. Fantastic work!
Omg this video was awesome. Loved the behind the scenes on corridor digital. Impressive feat of technology. This looks so good
Cracking up at the unfixed mirror reflection at 3:00 🤣 Seriously impressive for one week's worth of work though. Wonder Studio will not replace VFX artists, it will just make their jobs easier and more efficient, as this short clearly shows.
Good enough for a children's TV show.
This was awesome!!! I love it! I hope to see more of this aliens in the future!