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Sam will probably not see this, but the micro frame skip issue is something I came across on the Fortnite World Cup. It occurs when we did a 1080i to 1080p conversion on Aja. Where a 0.1 frame drop would cause a full frame dropped through the live feed 1080i-1080p conversion. The fix was to change the broadcast input to 1080p.
Like this so it gets bumped up
Neat
Wise comment
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This some big brain shit dude
People need friends like Niko , to pull them out of their spiral , and show them hope.
I’m convinced Niko never learned to frown as a child. He’s never not happy.
@@ChrimsonMusic People who have a lot of sadness and grief in their past often learn what real happiness is early on and learn how to help their friends out of those dark places. If anything Niko dealt with a lot
I agree but nobody else wants to learn unreal. If some of the crew just learned a little here or there they could make nuts shit happen.
@@wunderwerks7826 let’s not assume shit if you don’t know shit mkay?
@@doodlecaboodle9298 mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay mkay
I’ve never played Dungeons and Dragons but I’ve been hyped about this for MONTHS. So glad to see your process going smoothly at the end!
They play alot with AI, they could of just used smoothing AI
What are you waiting for? Go play D&D!
They're missing a monk. Just saying >:)
From what I've seen in some of your videos you have the capability to act in different characters and do some roleplaying so I think you'd have a lot of fun with it. There's a class that's completely built around martial arts that you could play
Ayo Sensei good to see ya
Whenever Wren’s character gets stronger you need to add more Rib meat to him.
Lmfao
When Cmike was like 'This is why they're a team, they balance eachother out' That was wholesome af :D
I also loved seeing Sam let him take control of the camera. It can be scary to let others do something that has your name on it. It’s really cool to see others shine when you let them, and for you to oversee it. It’s one of the marks of a good leader.
@@adamrickman2461 I think it also shows at the end of the day, everyone in that room are trusted professionals and good at what they do. Its refreshing.
CMike is the nicest dude
@@timredford9515 Cmike is the nicest dude
Wow when did he rejoin the team?!
This looks fucking great. Honestly, seeing Sam struggle and Niko being there to reassure him, calm him down and give him motivation to keep going was amazing and inspiring. This will be great!
That was really heart warming, specially after seeing Sam almost giving up. And the results look really promising, I can`t wait to watch this!
Reminds me of when my best friend and I were working on a car, having problems (well into cussing at it) and his Dad would come in to the garage, look at it and do the old, "Well, just do it *that* way." And of course, he'd be right. aaarrrggghhh! haha
@@jedironin380 Hey, really cool to see someone else who's into vfx/dnd/nerdery who also works/worked on cars. good on you for doing it yourselves (unless you mean changing the oil or something lol since you said someone's dad kept coming in to help i'm assuming it was a bit more involved : p)
@@jacobl6714 We did a LOT of work on his old Chevy Blazer. It demanded a blood sacrifice every time, so we named it Stormbringer!
isnt this like their 4th attempt they always do dnd and then give up after a bit
You guys have gone from like some independent guys who are trying out some CG and VFX stuff to people who are pioneering new production pipelines and implementations of the tech that is available. Genuinely super inspiring you guys!
NGL, even watching from the cheap seats, it's pretty amazing to see the history being made.
"There's a little bit of jank..."
Just like I've always said, "the jank physics in Dark Souls are canon." Embrace the jank, you'll be better for it.
I like this
Nico is such a supportive friend, co owner and boss.
seeing Niko help Sam through his struggles with a problem was so reassuring. As creators we get wrapped up in our heads about stuff not looking the exact way WE picture it, and all it takes is another persons perspective to help us see it in a new light. Im so excited to see where this goes! its looking incredible so far.
Well said, friend!
In my profession, I've learned that many of the things you spend hours on trying to find in books and the internet can often be answered in 5 minutes by talking about it with peers. It's the ultimate google, with the most intuitive user interface.
@@dogboy0912As an editor, I fully appreciate this. It takes at least two to tango. The rare few who can do it solo are their own breed of amazing and weird.
Thing of absolute beauty. When that pressure kicks in, the spiral is real. Way to go!
The more Corridor content I consume, the more I appreciate that Niko is just a stellar fuckin dude. Like a real gem 100p
I've never even played DnD and I'm excited as hell for this.
I never played either but I watch a lot of mr Ripper and other videos for entertainment, this I came across by accident and also excited.
12:51 Everybody needs a Niko... How you told Sam from your heart this looks great. You're amazed by what your friends make and laugh when they think it's not so amazing. Seriously, thanks for being such a peaceful guy.
I want to add, Sam pursuing Virtual Production also blows MY mind! Game engines are a HUGE tool for these guys now. And Niko is right, it does look awesome!
Niko cheering up Sam is so wholesome dude, you need friends like these in your life.
You gotta have lots of respect for Jake because he's always giving his all in every ad segment.
He always brings the energy; man's on-screen charisma is underestimated.
I gotta appreciate that!
The way Corridor Crew is able to build natural, organic suspense in their videos is unmatched.
Imagine what they would do with a Disney level budget. From Deepfakes to Virtual production they are already killing it! Cannot wait for whats next honeslty.
They would do same or worse than Disney 🤷. Or do you think Disney vfx guys are that bad?
Mo' money mo' problems
They wouldn't be doing TH-cam, that's for sure.
@@RandomShites I think the same, Disney need that money because they have more mouth to feed. But anyway, both do their job great
Nothing. They would do same crap as usual. If they could then they would have been already hired by big production
Seeing Niko come in, support and reassure Sam when he was at a breaking point, was truly amazing. Thats friendship and great leadership. Can't wait to see what comes of this show!
Between this, Dimension 20, and Critical Role, the fanbase of DnD is gonna eat good for years to come
Check out CMike and Myself on Fables as well!
I've been on that The Dungeon Run train for 2 years now. Check em out too
Just Roll With It is a favourite of mine
Don't forget Arcadum
Viva La Dirt League as well, don't forget the kiwis!
"I will make the best DnD show on the internet"
And other bold statements to summon the entire Critical Role fanbase with.
Yep, their show will surely be light years ahead in terms of battlemap visualization. But is that enough to claim the throne?
This is basically "maxed out basics" vs. "maxed out technics" :)
@@BigDaddyXD maxed out basics? What does that even mean?
@@jacobov3890 "Basics" for Pen and Paper RPGs are imagination, roleplaying and maybe knowing the rules. But mainly imagination and roleplaying. Everything else is nice to have :)
@@BigDaddyXD fair response, thanks 😊
Video idea: making bowling alley strike animations
Thats a good one
This is excellent
have Niko and Niko Bellic go head to head as the bipeds
This is a good idea.
@@CorridorCrew holy crap
Everyone should have a friend like Niko in their life. When you're stressing out over something and you're about to seriously lose your shit, he's there for you to calm you down and show you all the good points. Being a Carpenter Brut fan is a bonus.
I know right?
I’m absolutely certain that when Niko told Sam to open his arms wide, he took a massive weight off of Sam’s shoulders.
Sometimes you just gotta accept that stuff isn’t gonna be perfect, but that doesn’t mean that it doesn’t have any good points. Some jankyness or dropped frames here and there doesn’t take away from something this incredibly awesome.
You can actually see Sam relaxing and accepting the issues/janky moments after Niko tells him to chill. That was exactly what Sam needed to hear at that moment.
Jesus can be that friend if we let him. ☺️
@@OliverHenaineOficial please don’t bring your religion into public conversations it only matters something to you other people will just see you as a lunatic if you make points based on your personally preferred subjective way of perceiving reality
@@limbsmith We all supposedly have freedom of thought and expression. This is what I believe and I can talk about it openly.
@@OliverHenaineOficial Yes, and we have the right to ask you not to force religion into an unrelated conversation
Niko just coming in and making Sam feel good about his work is amazing. I often am in Sam's position of being on the CUSP of completing the tech side of a project but have 1 mind-numbing issue preventing me from finishing or moving onto the next stage. Seeing Niko come in and say "dude, this looks great. We just cut down on the movement a little to remove the jank, and it'll be good." That's a real team player right there. Amazing work Corridor Crew and kickass job, Sam!
Between Node and Corridor, I've been watching for 7 years and this is one of the coolest, most genuine, and most impressive things you all have ever done... Sam especially, love the passion for this project! Thank you for sharing it with us over the next few weeks
Yo I really appreciate how Nico worked with Sam when he was on the edge. Sometimes it takes that outside perspective to look at something and say "you're overthinking it, it looks great." Hats off to Nico.
As weirdly as it sounds, my most enjoyable part of these type of vids, is the part's where they struggle making something work, not only does it give more value to the end product but adds a realistic result and expectation, that you don't see now in the web, after everything is polished and made to look without flause.
You, friend, sound like an engineer at heart 😄👍 -troubleshooting is always the most interesting and fun part of a project.
As a theatre tech, I wholeheartedly agree. The feeling you get when you get things working again is awesome.
Flause
While I am both intrigued and interested, remember that even with insane production value the stuff that brings folks to live plays etc is the stories and the characters. Just don't want y'all to forget about the heart while focusing on being cutting edge.
Yeah the title leaves a bit of a sour taste for sure. :D
10yr old son: “can we do this Daddy?” i think i have run out of Dad magic here…
Haha! I remember when I thought that my dad could do anything. looking back, the kinds of questions I asked him were hilarious
Absolutely killing it dudes
They should post their vids on Odysee or the Fediverse too
you here
Well hello hello miniature man Miscast
You have a good channel
They crossover I never expected by totally ship!
It’s rare you see a moment where corridor talks openly about how they deal with jank. It’s deeply humbling and inspiring to see you guys support ea cs other through hardships you face together. I liked that little supportive interaction of Sam’s meeting with Niko. That was something new, genuine and pleasant. :)
rare? they are always open about jank dude. damn dobe comin in and screwing things up
It's not rare at all
Yeah, it was cool to see them address such a big hiccup and work through it, it felt honest and cool!
Dear Sam: I hope this comment reaches u sometime, we are all very excited to watch this and ur work in unreal engine is frankly unreal! Very exciting stuff love to see u guys overcome the jank!
What an absolute crazy task you have set for yourselves. Just watching the headaches of getting this up and running is just mind blowing!
"I'm here because my parents fell in love"
Cmike is the best, lol
Cmike is the nicest dude
@@wwanimalsavers He sure is!
I don't know why, but whenever I see him reminds me of Stuart little 👻
The way Niko handled the technical issues and helped Sam is amazing.
Yeah, he's like one of those people who you like the very instant you meet them
Super pumped for this after seeing this video!! You got this Sam!!
Damn seeing cmike back is nostalgic
Most directors: We'll fix it in post.
Sam: I want to get rid of post.
That's exactly why he wants to get rid of it
It forces you to be a better director, by making sure it's good enough to show people WITHOUT having a whole team of editors fix everything
@@ohheyitsguy Did you think what I said was meant to be criticism?
@@Linerunner99 my bad man
There's so many comments that are people mad at Sam because "he's ruining the magic of D&D by having visuals at all"
So it was just autopilot to defend Sam
Man, I cannot wait till like 5, 10, 15 years from now that these guys are producing the most mind blowing and insane projects and I’m grateful to be able to join so many ppl on this journey
Honestly that's what I'm seeing now. Way back during the Last Minecart days (I can't believe it's already been 10 years!), I couldn't've imagined the stunts this crew would pull. So imagining what it'll be like even more years from now is wild. We all really ought to keep an eye on this 'cause things are only gonna go uphill from here.
@@SalmonCaramel Yeah their evolution has been a great watch and journey to be part of
This is my fav episode ever. It’s THE testament to why we love this channel. It’s the founding father’s magic. Makes me cry every time I watch how well they complete each other as a team. Sob sob T_T
Viva la dirt league has been putting themselves into dnd games via greenscreen for years but its fun to see someone else trying that too. I mean they do cutaways to greenscreen and then standard table gameplay with miniatures.
if people waited until everything was perfect nothing would get done. I have to remind myself of that constantly
Read about the U.S. civil war. You will come across a term called "the slows". Lincoln said the about McClellan. He wanted every thing perfect before he acted. He never truly acted because he was constantly demanding more, and his needs changed because of his perception of the Confederate army. A few other Union generals had this problem, or at least were accused of it.
I find myself committing this mistake when I play strategy games like Civ, Warcraft, or Total War.
There's an old adage (I don't know who said it first): "Don't let perfect be the enemy of good."
Whilst it's unlikely this will be seen:
Some of the frame issues could be due to the poly count. And it might be worth decimating or manually retopologising the environments
I think Sam, if he isn’t already, needs to seriously consider retopologising. I know they’ve got CRAZY POWERFUL computers, but they could still save some render time.
Could do a lower poly shooting setup, and record the camera movements then swap out the high poly for rendering.
Yeah what these guys said⬇️⬆️
They need to use LODs, like actual games do. Also the video footage being 30fps and Unreal wanting to interpolate for 60fps might also be an issue.
@@jenumba I was also thinking that it could be a fps issue where the fps of the footage and game engine is different. Could also be that the stream from the camera is not 100% stable, resulting in varying fps.
Guys, I just did a virtual production shoot, and I went through the exact same stress. There is no anxiety like virtual production anxiety.
Beat for beat, our production story matched up, and I felt very seen. I’ve seriously considered quitting the whole business, and just going back to being a graphic designer fit some law office or something stress free.
But I got my footage and my tracked data, and we’ll see how it goes in post!
The latency problem looks like it’s caused by the vive tracker, the old ones have hella input lag and some stank refresh rates at times. You might try and use some other method of camera mocap
Could it be.. A webseries that will finally topple VGHS as the best gaming show of all time? This looks so incredibly fun and I am amazed at how far Sam has pushed the Unreal engine, as well as the rest of the crew for their equal contribution to this project.
I love your spin on a d&d show, but the true quality of an rpg show (like any show) is the quality of the people in it. In terms of rpg, the creativity, engagement, and charisma of the players and the dm. I'm very excited to see how you guys do.
Yes, the quest could be totally lame, but if you got the right party. It could be a blast still.
If they campaign is anything close to their older campaigns on node, I'm not even 1% worried about the story, sam is probably the best DM I ever saw on youtube
@@theKiroo This. I'm just going to leave a link to their Call of the Wild series. Super enjoyable little mini campaign (I think it was a 3 shot?) th-cam.com/video/eNFnPlTGwhg/w-d-xo.html
@@theKiroo have you seen Matt Mercer on Critical Role?
we love to see cmike the nicest dude helping out
Tip: Dungeon is a misspelling of Don Jon, the central tower in a castle, which was used as a medieval panic room, then sometimes repurposed as a VIP prison.
13 year old laurence from England here just want to say that you guys inspire me everyday thank you so much for existing
keep chasing dreams laurence! this is awesome
Are you a Lando Norris fan by any chance? ;)
This feels like being in an engineering class. You were given a project and you think its going well everything is halfway to working, then it just doesn't, you and no one else can figure it out.
With programming as well, when something that should work and it doesnt work and you cant figure out why. You try google searching but nothing helps. Then you feel the despair lol.
Why is that so painfully accurate!?
Its nice seeing CMike, this project looks massive. Well done guys.
Niko stepping in and giving a frustrated Sam the support and straightshooter advice he needs to deal with the camera system being jank is, for real, so wholesome. CMike is right - those two make such a good team and it's the mood I need to see more of. Look forward to seeing this come to fruition. :)
Props to all people working on this big project in Corridor, what a massive undertaking and great execution, can't wait to see the full show!
th-cam.com/video/3TA-QLUzbcI/w-d-xo.html
I love the idea of using miniatures as sets for virtual productions. Miniatures used to be hugely important to filmmaking, even as late as the Star Wars prequels and Lord of the Rings trilogy, but it seems like no one wants to do miniatures anymore. They just model everything on computers, but this splits the difference. You can build your environment as a practical miniature and still use that to photograph virtually.
With The Mandalorian using a practical model of the Razor Crest for some of the hero shots, hopefully we'll see more of that in the upcoming Disney productions!
I think they may have used a 3D scan as reference for the CG shots in Mando too, not sure though.
I’m super hyped to watch this! Your D&D sessions were super fun and was one of the few reasons that finally got me into D&D! Thank you guys for your hard work and I can’t wait to see this project!
What you guys are trying to do is insane! I just know enough to appreciate technically how difficult this must be to achieve. I work with 3D Scan data and 3D modeling myself and have pulled my hair out many times trying to fix problems that there seems to be no answer to, and even what I do is limited in scope compared to what these guys are trying to do, will be following and cheering, looking forward to see what you can achive! best of luck!
This show right here is what is going to finally convince me to sign up for a corridor digital membership. PLEASE do a couple guest appearances with some of the Critical Role crew!!!!
They've already filmed all of the gameplay months ago.
“you gotta open your arms and give it a big hug sam” was the realest shit ever
I love dnd, I have minis, a board, the three main books, and full understanding of the basic rules, the only thing I’m missing now are friends
THE PAIN
I’ve never played D&D, my only exposure to it is from watching Node since the very beginning but i am so excited for this. The work you guys put in to everything you do is why this channel has always found success. I’m glad you guys put this video together to show the whole process and how much Sam and everybody sacrificed to put it together. This ones gonna be a good one
OMG that Dwarven Forge shipment. That is a DMs dream! So jealous, and I’m so excited for this series. I think it’s so innovative and should be absolutely a blast to watch.
This is honestly so cool. Amazing amazing amazing work guys. Cannot wait to witness your combined hard work and genius come together
Add Corridor's cgi with College Humor's acting chops and you'd have a masterpiece
i came here to say this. you CANT have the best internet DnD show without Brendan Lee Mulligan.
@@TheRussnesswho are you, who are so wise in the way of science?
I've been working on a prototype for VR dnd and you've given me more inspiration for my concept. You're on the cusp of something greater here.
the monitor next to the vive tracker on the camera could be messing w/ the IR light/sensors and create a stuttered position. Try removing that monitor or putting it away from the vive tracker.
yeah thats a rather silly place to put it. literally put a reflective surface next to a tracker that uses lasers.
Imagine corrider crew working together with Viva La Dirt League with their DND campaign, it will be such a chaotic but enjoyful experience
Yeah, pity that VLDL is in New Zealand.
The crossover that we both want, and need
That would be so cool!
@@MichalKaczorowski Greenscreen copy and paste, done. Might be a bit janky, but doable. At least as a guest cameo.
@@thomasbecker9676 isnt deerstalker in Australia tho?
Gosh, I love how this projects turning out! It's so great seeing D&D with an expert VFX artists touch.
Your first campaign was my introduction into DnD. Seeing you guys not only getting back into it but EXPANDING on it too makes me so fuckin happy. Love yall, can't wait to see you guys back at it!!!
Limitation always breeds creativity.
I genuinely believe restricting shots to smooth motion is going to pay off in making this incredibly cinematic
*Nikko actually looks like an actor in a movie.*
*Lets be honest,all the guys looks like an actor.*
For a kids show maybe 😅
Actor? Seriously? That's like an insult to an actor
@@dailydoseofmma2002 everybody can become an actor... the matter of is it good or not is another matter XD
They've been making videos for like a decade, they are actors
@@dailydoseofmma2002 I doubt any actor would be insulted by this. Your perception of how fragile actor's egos are isn't the same as the reality. :)
This channel is constantly pushing the boundaries of content, I love it.
I think this is a super awesome! Looks like you're having a whole lot of fun in between the stress and troubleshooting which I was really happy to see, glad all that hard work was worth it!
Cmike: I'm leaving the channel to make a DND show
Corridor: we're making a DND show
😕
Nobody truly leave Corridor Digital do they?
Even Freddie returns once in a while
@@fabianlaibin6956 yeah,they’re not just co-workers,they’re also friends so sometimes they come back once in a while to visit
Fun Fact, I would never have had the opportunity to make this project directly with Sam if I hadn't left to figure my shit out. Funny how the world works
@@fabianlaibin6956 Freddie was never a member of Corridor Digital. He and Brandon Worked next door. He was a part-owner of Node though.
@@Satsujinki1973 As a long-time viewer of the old freddiew2 channel, brandonjla, node, and corridor digital I know all of this.
I'm just so thrilled to see old faces unexpectedly
One of the likely possibilities for why you are having issues with the Unreal Engine, is that you haven't optimized the scene you are working with. Too many assets with high poly counts in one scene (without occlusion culling etc. enabled), will result in performance related issues.
they probably realized that eventually.
they've gotta synchronise tracking data, unreal render and live plate - without TC/genlock to all of those 3 it's quite difficult to get a live comp without tearing, juttering or floating artefacts. timed data monitor in UE is OK if everything is running at same framerate but with film camera at 24fps and vive at 90 youre going to have a bad time. if you do work out subframe offsets to fix mixed hz to get an alignment cool, except if theres variability eg. video capture memory hiccup, vive hiccup, etc. small sub frames throws it out. variability a killer without TC genlock.
I absolutely love that Sam has dove head first into learning Virtual Production. Its an extremely new thing and him being so dedicated to get a grasp on it at this early of its life is going to be huge for their production company in the future. How many other Production Companies aside from the BIG BOYS you see doing it? Next to none. Sticking a Vive tracker on a rig to control your Unreal Camera with 3D characters in an environment is something little simpler that most can get a foothold on like what he did with Avatar 2. Its a whole different beast trying to figure out how to composite keyed camera footage of real actors into the engine and have it all tracked correctly. Most Big companies probably had similar ideas but said probly said, " screw that, we have the money to build giant LED/Projector stage that tracks our cameras position and perspective to sync with Unreal's environment in order to output Unreal's camera to the whole stage while correctly lighting the actors and everything". They showed some clips of that in this video. More and more companies are either renting VP spaces with crews to help run and troubleshoot issues on the fly or they're investing in building building their own VP stages and teams to save shit tons of money in so many ways and speed up production. Sam's method is obviously not as good but its definitely a good solution for what they're doing because they don't millions of dollars for something like the Mandalorian had. Im proud of you Sam! You've made it work to your constraints and I cant wait to see the final product with all the extra post effects done on top.
Node's dnd and fun game adventures were some of my favorite videos on youtube.
I'm so exited, the old dnd videos pushed me into DMing for a group of school friends and haven't stopped since. Very exited to see what you guys will do. Welcome back Cmike, we've missed you. Glad you can bring your fables experience to this production. Good luck guys!
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"everything is so frickin close but not ready" as someone trying to learn UE4 I felt that
The amount of effort you guys put into every single project is insane and incredible. Cannot wait for the show!
i started playing d&d because of sams call of the wild campaign and i haven't stopped since and I cant wait to watch this.
Sam did insanely well, this sorta thing brings me back to old school Corridor Digital, Rocket Jump, VGHS days and I love it. This is going to be big and I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that WE ARE HYPED!
I would have personally retopologised the models as this could help with making the virtual production quicker. But this looks insane.
That's what you use Unreal 5 for (Nanite)
@@chabad360 why not use ue5 with smaller polycounts? Wouldn’t that make it even easier?
@@RDR911 I'm no expert, but as I understand, the Nanite engine in UE5 allows the developers to use the original topology, and Nanite takes care of retopology on the fly.
Also, it's for film, so you don't even want lower graphics "settings".
@@chabad360 This is correct. Its actually more memory efficient to use use nanite than to use a set of custom LODS as this is a movie production and you need the high res models for close ups. UE5 did some magic for virtual geometry.
@@chabad360 it wouldnt be reduceing the "game settings", photo scans have a HUGE number of points, a lot that your never going to see. so theres no visual difference its an efficency thing.
I know about D&D, though i dont fully understand it or play it. but..... there s no measure to how proud i am of Sam right now and how he has his soul and body invested on this project. Kudos to you and the whole crew of Corridor.
I remember watching your campaigns a few years ago
One of the first D&D shows I've ever watched
Easily the best sponsored segment in years I've seen from Jake, that had the perfect bit of corniness and we'll jankiness to it, haha it was flawless
I feel like everything Corridor has done, was in preparation for this project. I can not wait.
That's why Niko is a great leader. Super encouraging, patient, and a provider of options. We all know that sometimes, when we're "stuck in the weeds", options are helpful; outside perspectives.
Absolutely loved all your D&D can't wait to see what's next
there's something so nostalgic and nice about seeing Cmike in front of the camera more rather than behind it as opposed to earlier in the Corridor Crew episodes where it was the other way around.
Evolution lol
D&D Corridor was one of the first things I saw from you guys! Literally cannot wait for something so amazing and technologically advanced!
Ahhh, this is so cool, can’t wait for the whole show to come out, love you guys, keep up the work
I was a propmaker for a DnD series. We did this the analog way. We made all custom terrain and then built life sized pieces on a sound stage. It was a blast
This is absolutely brilliant guys, I really love how immersive you make it feel for the viewer who isn't playing! Could really bring a wider audience to DnD as a whole!
Niko coming in as a second set of eyes and legitimately providing suggestions and affirmation was awesome.
The lighting in the scene that was shown at the end looked a bit off, but besides that it looks really really cool! Especially because this isnt like some big budget hollywood production, this is just a group of people who love telling stories and love filmmaking. Really excited for the show to release!
I'm super hyped for this series cuz of the stuff theyre working on here obviously, but also because I watch another d&d show and I want to see how the Corridor guys approach it and how it might feel different, if that makes any sense.
I miss when Jake wasn't just a sponsor segment :/
You can clearly see that he's in the D&D game... you blind?
@@cenciende9401 you can clearly see that’s not what they meant… you pedantic?
Lots of us miss having Jake around full time.
It feels like the original crew keeps shrinking more and more each year! If Wren ever leaves I’ll be crushed.
@@DanteYewToob I loved the videos where he'd make stuff, like wrens desk and the giant board
It would be fun if they collab-ed with Matt Mercer and other DnD personalities in this
A Netflix show where the CR crew play the dnd game and Corridor do the live action re-enactments would be the dream.
@@ascent2281 Better yet, both crews play and both crews reenact.
Not all D&D content needs Matt Mercer in it.
@@JD2jr. I thought that at first but i thought that would be a LOT of work for corridor
I only recently got invested in D&D and seeing you guys do something with it is super sick. Rock on.
Love you guys! Can't freaking wait!! Keep up the amazing work! You all produce such amazing content.