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I like Jordan he seems to fit in perfectly with the crews vibe
Yeah, I like the other Jordan but I don't think their vibes match tho
@@richardcunhacomedy Hes new so I guess give him a chance
Yeah, he's basically Wren 2.0, I'm not even kidding.. The way he jokes and is enthusiastic about everything he does (not in this video, in Corridor Crew videos), it's literally just like Wren.
Yeah, but I like other Jordan more, because she's really stunning and pretty
@@rkisiel777 but jordan allen is stunning, pretty and he knows how to move
Wren: "Lemme tell you about some illegal stuff, we were trespassing"
Jake, a responsible lawyer man: *"Hell yeah, brother"*
Looool
Wren doing extended conversations about what he’s learned about climate change statistics and data for his science videos is my actual favorite thing in CorridorCasts. I’d love to just have a clip show of just every time he’s done so.
Time stamp please?
I like niko turning it into a futurists podcast lol
I have no idea why but I love when you guys talk about serious problems.
This episode is now one of my favorites of the whole podcast
I didn't apply to this position but I do think that people deserve a response. I understand the amount of fake applications(rick rolls and such), that unfortunately comes from having such a public presence and very public recruitment video. But those who seriously applied took at least 1 or even 2 days to properly present themselves, fill out the application and tailor a demo reel to fit corridors interest. Some people probably even made a new piece of work just for you, I know I have for some jobs in the past. I'm an animator for animated productions and VFX films and I do find it a bit rude when studio's don't bother sending a basic rejection letter, especially for the applicants who you imagine as potential hires in the future.
A discreet automated email chain with: " Thank you for taking the time to send us your application, but unfortunately, it's not exactly what we are looking for at the moment." Is all you need
If you're getting that many applicants for openings, it's worth looking at using a recruiting tool to help manage the applications and helping automate some of the steps (e.g. on submission, on rejection etc.)
I actually started watching you guys in 2016 with those vlogs.. I haven’t watched them in a while but I think for Wren it’s time I go catch back up on them! Lol
get Daniel on the Cast!!! So impressed with his work with you guys, and would love to hear more from him
Clean shaven Jake doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you.
*_Clean shaven Jake:_*
Vfx artist react is a highlight of my week! But everything that comes out for me is a great ride and amazing! Get that creativity out there man!
Every time Wren does VFX artist reveals, it becomes his most important video ever!
There were two Jordans in the studio. Nobody knew what to do.
I’d reply to the submissions, I think it’s basic respect, the artists came to you as fans of the company, passionate about the company, this isn’t a job you apply fit as a cash cow or just to be a warm body, you apply with your absolute heart, as you guys did, you should no better than any one how much corridor could change someone’s life
Definitely respond to those who apply to you, even if it is copy and paste (though if the application requires like 4hrs+ of work you should try to give a little feedback)
I think a response for rejection, even if a copy and pasted msg, or a few words, means alot. Granted its alot of emails to send, but i think it means alot to the people who might be biting nails for ages wondering what happened, if their email even went through, to possibly not get a definate answer to their anxiety if they miss this podcast for a long time. Certainly a rejection letter to those top 30/40 applicants I would personally consider a good idea, and good courtesy.
i got my job for the same reason, i was 100% sure I wouldnt get it, but applied because i would regret it my entire life if I didnt, and here I am 3 years later still with them
Working my way through the first season of blogs. It's so inspiring to see the growth between those and your new videos.
Personally, getting response like "sorry looser, you don´t have a chance" is still better than nothing at all. Because I apply for one job that I´m interested in. I don´t blast my resume everywhere and see what sticks. So it´s better to know in a week that you didn´t get it than not knowing for four. But I would´t blame you and take it personally. It´s just nice to know. Also sometimes you can ask why did´t like you and if they´re willing to answer, you know what to work on.
I really liked the stuff from 2016-2018, as it felt more sitcomish and it was great for continuous watching. But I totally agree that the shareability lacked. I'm glad that you switched, since it made it easier to recommend your content to friends. :)
Keep up the good and interesting work!
A little recommendation for VFX artist reacts:
Maybe do one on sound design. Most VFX relies heavily on that. Most interesting would be something like spells in Harry Potter. Where Foley artists had to imagine sounds from scratch. Maybe you can watch scenes without sound and try to guess the sounds or something. :)
In terms of good story in your videos, I think the funniest Corridor Crew video is when Niko is prosecuted for leaving gear out in gear-room. That video makes me cry of laughter every time I watch it.
Its totally cool to just send out a mass mail response out so all you do is type once and send to multiple applicants. it's no big deal to be honest.
I think this would breach privacy law because everyone would see everyone’s email, so I don’t think they can legally do that.
the 2016 vlogs are my favorite time capsule
Season 2 Vlogs are the best. I miss Adrian CMike and Jarrett
VFX artist react made me appreciate VFX art a ton more, I love that series and can never get enough
A response of rejection is always nice. Depends on what kind of company you want to be. I have received email rejections around 6 months and 1 year after applying.
Yeah, it sucks not getting a reply. I think even a copy-paste response would be nice, because even though it's not the norm it shows respect imho.
I wasnt participating, but yeah, knowing is nice. Its better to know you didnt get in, that hoping for something that will never come and slowly lose that faith xd Its better to get straight confirmation. But I get it could get sketchy with so many different artists, but I guess response like "hey, thanks for participating, we already hired someone, thank you again and good luck next time" and just send to everyone who sent emails in last 2 months (for example) apart from Jordan? xD
Or just publicize that they already hired someone - after all most of those if not all people probably follow them on their channels.
bookmarking this episode, love this convo you guys are having, right in my wheel house. Man, I truly dig you guys.
I miss old Corridor too! I started watching you regurarly this February so I were catching up all old videos. I remember the video where you were playing GIANT Jenga with bricks. That wa awesome :D
dude seriously, we don't need an personalized just a curtesy email automize that shit!
I dunno, I like both old and new forms of corridor crew. But when you guys were listing the cons of the old format, I only heard things that I appreciated about it :D
I want to take a moment to acknowledge and appreciate all what you do guys .. I love every min of ur content, all of it is awesome and done with heart and quality that I totally respect .. keep doing what u do and what you see fit whatever it is I'm here for it .. thank you.
I would say try to be better than a dead-inside Fortune 500 company and send out a copy-paste response to rejected applicants. Shows you care even a bit. Sometimes it's heart-breaking not hearing back and I would count applying to Corridor as one such case. It's not that much trouble to do a mailing list/BCC email.
Currently looking for a job myself after getting canned from 17-year career and I can barely even apply due to fear of rejection. Not that I even know what I wanna do, except NOT what I did before. That's kinda next level bullshit.
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Haha, I noticed that.
but seriously i miss the 2015 vlogs. Im grateful that they are back with crew cuts but there was a week where you guys posted a 15 min vlog every day for a week. that was heaven
I like it how you guys change up your content and program once in a while. It makes things not get stale.
Wren is right, I thought Nick was on his phone at first 😂
I love Corridor Cast. I think your group are special because no matter what you are chatting about, I enjoy watching you all. As a fellow Jordan, I approve of your selection of candidates.
I’m loving this latter half, so constructive ❤️
"From my soul, Wren."
Awesome. Welcome to the crew, you'll fit right in! hah
That documentary talk was the best revelation ever. Wren = Hyena! 🤯
I've been watching most of your past podcasts through the whim of YT's algorithm for a few months and this is honestly one of the best I've had the pleasure of listening to. So many great talking points and it really had me thinking hard about so many diverse subjects. I really enjoyed this one!!!
"Funny" fact, I'm from Argentina, I live in a middle of the patagonic desert and the people here fight weekly to avoid any mineral explotation, specially because we don't have water NOW. There is only one river crossing which is each year smaller, we are in water emergency because this same river come from the mountains, from a snow that don't fall due the climate change (and we are still in winter) so this summer will be HARD. We have one of the biggest wind mills fields, electricity which is sold to who knows. China is trying their hardest to exploid this same mountains which bring water to mostly all country. The sandstorms are each summer bigger. So is not a thing to the next generation, we are suffering that now. The change MUST happen. But sadly we can't do much more.
Beyond that, great episode, I will wait the Solar Pannel vid, I'm sure will be great!
I've been watching corridor crew since forever and that Convo about Carmichael and wren really got me remembering about how I was fully convinced that wren secretly hated Carmichael. Or at least found him annoying. Always got that vibe from the old vlogs lol.
honestly guys, listening to your perspectives is the point of the corridor cast and why I listen. it's always worth hearing more information to take into consideration when forming opinions (once verified and researched, of course)
Also, ducks are a much better option than chickens, imo...
And Jake, you should shave more often...
Great podcast guys... But where was the banjo?
"From my soul wren. From my soul"
Jake, just because something IS the Status Quo means it SHOULD BE the Status Quo. Form/Auto responses are fine, but responses are always nice. Most job application systems have an option to notify applicants with a single click.
I love everything you guys make and I don't think I've missed a piece of content you've made. To this day my favorite memories of corridor were the old school short film on Corridor and the filmmaking tips/bts relative to the video. The most memorable was the one where Benji basically broke his leg on a bts vlog. (I have a bad memory, that video could very well be on the Brandonjla channel back when it was the Freddiew BTS). Usually once a year I will come across a playlist of all the OG bts and binge them (all the icon locations: hunter street, the alley, the beach, and the waterways)
After the BTS era the A/B/C stories Carmichael made was very nice
Jake looking fresh with the haircut and the shave.
I don't know anything about vfx, but I know people put time in their submission. At least send them a copy-past email back they didn't make it past the first selection. You guys ask hundreds of people to send something and they were all hoping to make it. Replying to them it part of the process and shows respect to your viewers. Replying with a copy past will only take 30 seconds and probably less. I mean what is 30 seconds for 1 person. Some of them put hours in their submission. It would take you a day with 500 emails, but probably less.
Carmichael's had a different style of story telling. Current story telling is more evolved. Maybe it's the nostalgia factor that makes us think the old one had more character. And perhaps it did. We're all biased
I think a copy paste email is definitely suitable to let applicants know they didn't succeed. Even if it doesn't say their name its still considerate. I know it's a bit of effort on your part but they really deserve it - at least close applicants do
Also Jake, I'm sure you would've appreciated responses in the past. But now you take the viewpoint that 'oh well they didn't respond to me so I won't respond to these people'.. how is the system ever going to improve if everyone has that mindset? Just my opinion 🤷
The dude @23:09 is drinking that Coke like a SAVAGE
😂😂
Wren is the best. Such a smart, talented, kind hearted person.
With regards to the Unsatisfying Render Challenge, when I think about watching that video, I am most looking forward to the reactions of the crew members. The end goal of the challenge shouldn't be the renders themselves, but the reactions to the renders, and I think that can make for an equally entertaining video.
I remember reading that the permafrost methane thing is not very plausible. Like the risk of that happening was very low. I think it was in one of the last reports on climate change.
It's low right now. The issue is that it CAN become a huge problem if a tipping point is reached because it would then become a cascading event we can't control. Where that line is located is incredibly hard to see.
@@SirWrender the last ipcc report said that it was highly unlikely to happen in the next 100 years. And that's probably at current levels, with the energy transition it will probably not happen at all. ( i hope)
It's common knowledge that if you don't hear back you weren't selected. Although some companies do say "If you don't hear back from us by xxth November then you weren't selected"
That " if you don't hear back" text is very helpful. I received a rejection email a full year after applying. Not very helpful but I still appreciated hearing back from one of the 100s of applications I sent.
21:44 i think people just don't like change, regardless of if it's better. wren's point here is spot on.
I bet it's very tiring for Jake to constantly travel between LA and Texas all the time
I'm not from US how long is trip?
@@muhdamsyar4800 Bet it’s a full days drive!
@@muhdamsyar4800 about 2200 kilometers in a straight line
We actually found a solution to this problem in next week's video!
the space shuttle video that showed in the ad when he said 'high quality' was incredibly low quality, just some fire composited over a photo of the space shuttle launching
Wren you are a pure soul
3:01 clean shaven cheeks with a full goatee sounds like an early 2000‘s band😂
"I want to know the name of the egg, dude" is single-handedly the best line of this episode LMAO!
What a good show. Guys you are awesome. So much wisdom 😃.
Hey, Wren. Would your solar train idea work, if the panels were on every station, in addition to each train car? While stopped, the accumulated power would get transferred into the locomotive?
Trains must be in the 10000s of kWh and a standard sized solar panel is 100 W so probably not. Maybe it could work on smaller shuttle trains but freight trains are unfeasible.
Hydrogen might be a better alternative to solar for trains. They're simply too heavy and don't have enough area for the amount of solar panels that would be needed. Charging at every station WOULD help, certainly. But depending on the schedule, charge times might be way too long. Like... days haha
Gotcha, Sir Wrender :-)
So when do we get to see J's submission video?!?
I'm a little surprised every time they talk about how some people keep saying that they hate the react video.. I honestly get excited for them. I get that a lot of people just hate anything with the word react in the title (and I often do as well), but they put a lot of value in those videos that make them go beyond just a couple of guys sitting in front of a screen and chuckling every once and a while.
I'm sure those videos have been successful, which is a good reason to keep doing them, but to me (and I'm sure to many others), they're entertaining and informative about things that I wouldn't go out of my way to learn, but I'm glad to know it after I learn it.
Yeah, they are not just reacting. They are trying to teach us something and learn themselves. Its not just about making suprised faces. They also do a lot of research and have a lot of knowledge. I actually learned a lot about moviemaking from them.
Oh for sure! That’s why we take so much pride in those videos. It’s just one of those things where the vocal minority are loud enough to hear. If people really thought that, the videos wouldn’t continue to get views like they do
@@kptmaci4979 Very true. I feel like I can hold a conversation about movie making just based on what I learned from them lol. They're also entertaining.
@@SirWrender Exactly my thought.
I also appreciate that there's clearly a lot of effort put in to never let the series go stale, which is something I honestly expect might happen very early on, but it didn't.
Wren, you should do a deep dive into the complexity of solving climate change. It would take a lot of work and it is quite similar to the solar panels video, but I think I would be very interesting.
This video IS my attempt at that haha. The problem is that I can't begin to start saying "how" to solve climate change. That's too big of a problem for any single mortal to comprehend. My video is more about pointing out the value of the solutions.
Daniel Crew Cuts is tremendously good
"Texas Jake,... Californians don't know this." Hahahaha
one way i saw depending on where you live and the type of HVAC system you have is to over cool or over heat your house at night and raise it to a higher temp thats bearable during the day this is also heavily reliant on the state of your house it needs to be air tight and well insulated this will significantly reduce your electrical bill as you wont be using that power during peak hours leading to less overall grid use if you get a large enough group of people doing it which will lead to less brown outs. My problem with the electrical vehicles is that while they may be catching up to standard combustion engines i don't think the grid in the US right now would be able to sustain a majority use of them not until we move to a predominately nuclear powered nation we'll be using the fuel that would've went into a car or truck back into the grid to charge the large quantity of electric vehicles that we would be supporting until we find a magic fuel that is 100% efficient we will be stuck with this right now as current tech stand solar and wind arent sustainable for mass use scenarios maybe as backups its plausible nuclear is our best bet the waste produced by the reactors is negligible and the spent uranium can be used in other things the water vapor they give off isnt toxic or radio active the horror stories that surround them is in actuality rare and few between
ok where do I begin lol. First, actually we can transition to 100% electric vehicles right now without killing the electric grid. It wouldn't be ideal, but it COULD handle it. the idea that it can't is a myth since the grid is designed to handle the highest load on the worst day of the worst year. It spends most of its time WAY under that. Now, if that were to ACTUALLY happen quick changes would need to happen to make the grid sustainable, sure, but that's not my point. A fleet of semi-trucks plugging in overnight... yeah THAT might be a problem.
But Solar absolutely IS sustainable for mass use. Nuclear is fine, not knocking that, but from a first principles logic stand point it's not as good as solar.
@@SirWrender from what I was able to find from the little searching and videos I've watched I've seen that most of our power is produced in a reactionary need rather then producing more then what we need im not down playing all the research you did and I'm very much looking forward to your video just from what little I know from looking around and reading on the internet it doesn't seem like we're at a point in technology that we would be able to make solar a stable source of power without destroying swaths of land for the parts needed to make everything that goes into making and maintaining them let alone storing the energy they would be making
Wren, if you haven't watched Physics Girl's new series, you should. She talks about some of these issues; especially, the latest one where she talks about lithium-ion batteries and how there are better ways to store electricity.
Oh I definitely have haha. Not gonna lie, I’ve been a hydrogen skeptic for a long time but her videos changed my mind. I realized my thinking was too short sighted and not “simple” enough.
The technology is definitely not there yet. Not even close. The efficiency is bad and the massive amount of energy to make it work will put Bitcoin to shame.
But what about a future where there’s just simply SO MUCH renewable energy that electrolysis costs nothing and the infrastructure is mainstream? Hydrogen as energy storage suddenly starts looking very compelling. This basic understanding blew my mind.
I’ll like what you guys are doing so much your website is 1 of the 2 subscriptions I have. You guys beat out Netflix for me.
I guessed 40% for the cow land mass thing. 41% is an astonishingly large amount.
Wow happy for you jordan allen 😊
Hey Wren! I had a question. I heard from a friend that while electric cars are greener their batteries can be terrible for the environment when disposed of. And can in fact be worse than gas pollution. You mentioned lithium-ion batteries towards the end of the podcast, but I was just curious for further information on this. Thanks!
Gas pollution and disposing of batteries are two entirely different things so it's not right to compare. Disposal and physical pollution is a huge problem but I think comes secondary to the greenhouse gas emissions problem, since that affects us more directly and is more eminent.
Also, the idea behind lithium ion batteries is that they're in theory 100% recyclable so shouldn't be disposed of at all. Unfortunately, technology isn't all the way there yet to make that a reality. But that fails to take into account the secondary life electric car batteries can have by being taken out and used as grid storage or in houses. THAT already happens a lot and is getting more prevalent and goes a very long way towards making the batteries more eco-friendly.
I'll just re-pitch my G-rated Die Hard idea of replacing the broken glass with LEGO bricks.
I didnt send any rickrolls to Jake but im still laughing hearing about it and imagining Jake's face xD
It's strange to think I've been watching these guys since I was like 19 and I'm 28 now
Great pod lads
Jake in TOWN !!! And Soooo Smoooth :)
Turns out this podcast is just a continuation of what Wren was talking to us about while he was in Bend XD
Looking forward to seeing the solar panel video when its finished!
Hey Eric!!!!
@@SirWrender sup my Onewheel brother lol
I am from Argentina b😂 there is lithum in the north of the country but i think bolivia has the biggest reserve or lithum and chile is the one country in the region that it actually using them. The problem with lithum is that it isn't that great fron a business perspective extracting it because it needs a lot of water and the mines are usually in deserts also they don't pay that much for it. Lithum is very resource intensive and for a commodity that's not good. I was actually surprised how little money the mines made. Mines are usually really Unpopular here because most of the wealth extracted doesn't impact the community at all and they poison the water supply. Lithum is really easy to recycle so making massive investments doesn't make that much sense.
It doesn't help that there are probably more electric cars in your average Californian neighborhood than in Chile, Argentina and Bolivia put together. So it isn't something people in the region use that much outside of Celphones and laptops.
Yeah exactly. It’s like… that’s definitely a problem worth taking into account. Fortunately as the economics for lithium scale up, new extraction methods will be developed. Hopefully they’re less water intensive.
@@SirWrender i really hope so but i don't really see a way for it not being resource heavy in one way or another it may not use that much water but it will need something else.
it really annoys me seeing people saying stuff like " it's a prize worth paying" or something when they aren't the ones suffering the consequences, most of the people that will suffer are the native people that live there that didn't cause global warming.
@@victoriap1561 That's totally fair. I'm not in Argentina and am not seeing the effects first hand. For that alone it's not right for me to say "prize worth paying". However, I think my point was more along the lines of posing that question to begin with.
Also, the extraction methods used in your country today are outdated. Tesla has already started pursuing extracting lithium locally in Nevada. I'm not exactly sure how they're gonna do it but they seem confident about it. Hopefully in the near future things will get better around lithium mining.
@@SirWrender i wasn't talking about you there, sorry for the confusion . It was people commenting on articles about this issue. They always say the same thing.
As for the process i have seen that there are new technologies but they are very very new. I am a chemical engineer and industrial process tend to be very conservative when it comes to stuff like that. Half of the lithum in the market comes from salars and seems to use evaporation for what i have read. In Nevada they want to extract from clay but it seems to be a pilot plant at the moment. The evaporation process is very straightforward and they might use geothermal to aid evaporation but I highly doubt any of the alternatives will be as cheap.
Australia uses lithum ore that's even worse for the environment and more costly though more convenient for the intermediary component that is currently used in batteries.
Regarding the "Unsatisfying Render Challenge", I feel like the final result can't be unsatisfying. Instead, the challenge should be taking an unsatisfying render (or unsatisfying VFX shot from a movie), and flipping it into an uber-satisfying render.
something like when DVD logo is trying to get to a corner but it never gets there
You should respond if possible, but i wouldnt manually do it… hve them put something in the subject line so you can filter them and batch send
speaking to what we as humans were meant to experience, as a species, we were given intelligence to tend to each other, the planet, and the life that's on it, we're on a titanic sized ship, headed for a titanic sized iceberg, and the most frustrating thing is that we could not only maneuver past all this tribalism (for lack of a better word, but tribalism should really mean that we are one as a tribe), the only results that we as a species is what we see now. We were endowed with all the gifts that we need as a species to make life more incredible than what we are experiencing, by creating and continuing to allow concepts like money control us, we rob ourselves of our true capabilities and hold ourselves back as a species. We are here to have each other's back not to act like crabs in a pot. So, I agree with Jake, and I feel it's up to us to correct the course. Imagine, a world filled with people who tackle on life's challenges and are built to evolve ourselves as a species and accomplish things that we previously thought impossible. Despite what we've been led to believe, we're all the same, and were all built with the same purpose. To look after one another and grow as a species. So odd that people keep opting for the opposite. I know, a lil deep for a VFX podcast, but that's why i dig you guys. You remind me that humans are still capable of our true purpose. Thank you all for helping me grow as a bother. I appreciate all your content, whether it's VFXAR or CC and NODE (well that's D's thing now, but you get what I'm saying), all your content is entertaining and educational, and I will continue to keep watching, I love that you guys are bringing more diverse content. So, keep doin' what ya doin, Sam and Neeks already know, just keep giving us these awesome treasures, there are people like me out here he are greatful for all you guys do and I look forward to every one of them whether is VFXAR or the vlog, or the podcast, just keep doing what you're doing fellas. I have grown in the past few years watching your content, you guys are doing just fine.
jake is looking at the camera a lot lol
It also doesn't help when people find the channel, then have tons of content to go back and watch.. Then, once they catch up, they want equal content constantly. The don't realize the time between videos or the length of the vids.
You nailed the whole climate issue thing, more or less.
Though I think you're overstating the "We're all gonna die" bit. We will survive, even in the worse circumstances (unless there is a super unlikely "oops we now live on Venus" situation).
I can't wait for the video to see how you get into things. I hope you touch nuclear and various storage options.
This was a nice one🤗
those 2016 vlogs had a different vibe that made them cool
Over 400 resume applications... Pah jake that's nothing! WHAT A PLEB! In my first couple of years when I first wanted to find work, I sent out over 3000 applications...
But you're right, only like 30 of those were applications were actually replied to in any way or form.
so I'm Dutch and the Netherlands is already mostly under sea level and the dams that hold back the water already are over there designed limits if they break witch isent likely but still half the country would just be swallowed by the sea
I guess I am lost on where these peeps are coming from. Didn't you guys just launch a website? And still putting out videos plural every week. Keep on keeping on. Thanks for the content you provide it is great.
dang this is a whole different world watching the podcast instead of just listening
Loved the podcast.
I love the VLOGS on TH-cam sad to see no more vlogs so upsetting
IDK if it is professionally okay to ask for someones reel which one has submited somewhere..but I would like to watch his reel now...!!!!!
If it takes time for them to apply to you, then a simple copy paste email is absolutely an appropriate expectation
You could literally do ANYTHING but cows on that land. Plenty more viable options even when you don't go for some extreme like growing bugs for food.
Thank you
I want more behind the scenes they are great