It's been fascinating to see Colin and Samir transition from documenting the creator economy to now being authorities on it. You constantly see Van's mind turning over the little tips and ideas they drop based on what has worked for other creators.
Great catch! It’s almost as if C&S have become brokers of the best knowledge available to creators via all of the hard work and time spent both researching and being with the creators.
This Van Neistat stuff is incredible. I feel like we're all so used to Casey's amazing work that a lot of us didn't even realise that his brother is as much of an established filmmaker. I've started going back and watching through his stuff chronologically, which is something I rarely do with any TH-cam channel nowadays, and there's some beautiful shots, nuggets of wisdom and documentation ideas that I'm going to pull into my own work. Thank you both for this wonderful spotlight, you've had some amazing work come out recently and I'm 100% here for it!
It’s interesting that he hasn’t watched most of Casey’s vlog to avoid being influenced because their work is so very different but also so very similar.
There is this aesthetic that both Neistats have adopted from Tom Sachs that I love. Just wildly functional, frugal, and yet incredibly carefully considered.
I think Van Neistat's tools, kits and janky set ups are all worth setting up at a museum and beholding as the work of a man who finds the pleasure in being done. They are unironically the best things I've ever seen and you are transported to another world when you see him, his videos and the things he make. You're a legend, Van.
Vans excitement is so great. The more I watch him, the more I think that the key to being spirited is to accept the responsibilities of adulthood, but to keep your childish sense of wonder and apply it to that. Also just do the thing. Feel the fear and do it anyway.
Tfs! These Vids and comments are a relief to me as i am closer to this mentally but my natural environment is completely different and i am between being my odd (and then lonely) me or neglecting my self trying to fit in my environment and being lonely in my head and odd for others. Deep, honest conversations will not come up and i try to be interested in "normal" things. Just unlearning to, which means a lot of transformations, self worx and i wondered if i am the only one. Brought tears to my eyes to discover the neistats and read the comments, i feel i am 9n my good way and not alone at all. Its few but by doing and being i will find my tribe, its kind of freaking me out, but your comment and the neistats give me hope and self esteem to do me and accept. Off to repair, thinking, making and writing, keep strong😊
I feel like Van's studio is the epitomy of what happens if the creativity you have as a child is never stifled, it's a creative playroom for adults. And it's beautiful.
I'm not a creator, but I am an avid content consumer and these videos from Colin and Samir are so excellently produced. Love it. Not to mention I just love the sound of their voices and their back and forths.
samir nailed it when he said van is a great visual storyteller. i mean he makes videos about being handy which are awesome. but when he gets into his stories is the best part. van telling stories is great. hes a genius. its only a matter of time til he starts hitting millions of views
I never thought one of your videos could get me emotional, but damn it that ending man... this was phenomenal. Guys are an inspiration. Not sure if you saw, but I sent you an email awhile back about thanking you for your content. Honestly, helped give me the tools to grow my channel to over 100k subscribers. Thanks for everything you two do ✌✌
You guys are transcending to the next level of story telling. Your interview skills are on point right now. Keep up the great work, I love these videos. I've been following you both for years now, and this is the best content you've ever done, and it's on par with any of the best channels out there. And......that Van Neistat-esque publish press typewriter integration was awesome.
The insane thing about Van’s content is that it’s absolutely timeless. I don’t bother looking when the video came out, it doesn’t matter, it won’t “expire”. I love that for some reason. This isn’t the case with technology influencers, their videos expire within a few months or maybe a year. Watching a 2yo tech video feels ancient
Van Neistat showing the process of building an analog product for popular TH-camrs and then eventually celebrities would be absolutely f'n incredible!! Marques Brownlee has to be his first episode.
My favorite thing about this is seeing when Van gets excited about something. Noticing the contrast of the energy between the artist getting excited about his work and wanting to share with the filmmakers standing by...it's fascinating. I think so much of the creative culture is to see "the artist" as this spontaneous magician so it was definitely a surprise seeing how organized his studio was.
Okay what are the odds. I just moved into my new artist studio YETERDAY. My whole "filmmaking" career I was raised by youtube. To be where I am just feels like the biggest dream.
Thanks guys, the episodes with Van are some of your best work together. I loved the way Van occasionally asked questions, perhaps leading the interview. The Dianne Fink School film is a must! For me personally I loved finding Van’s early movies on Vimeo. Van is one of the most original creators, (and people), a genuine positive influencer! Thanks again Colin, Samir & Van
It's interesting that you guys talk about creator evolution at the end of the video, because I feel like that's exactly what you guys are doing / going through at this time. The "on-location" format really works for you guys. I like the sit-down stuff at your office as well, but there's something about being in the creator's space while you're having your conversation that makes these versions better (for me). Thanks for sharing, I've really enjoyed the closer look at Van and his life. He is, in my opinion, a modern day Warhol and fascinating to watch.
The title! A subtle nod to a similar video from a long time ago :)... can't believe I started watching C&S in the teens of subs. It'e been so much fun to watch your creative muscles evolve, along with what this channel has produced!
Van is my muse. I aspire to be as free thinking and organized as him. I have many many ideas and thoughts but rarely keep track of them. I love figuring out the world through my hands and have done so my whole life. I'm always excited to see what he has to share with us
I love how both of them wore Vans while interviewing Van. It's always in the details 🔍👍
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I think I commented on this one back in March... but who cares, I'll comment again. This is a wonderful conversation! I'm an admirer of all three of you guys. Thank you Colin, Samir, and Van. I totally relate and I'm older than all of you at 72. I just left the corporate life and processing all of that thinking what's next? I did art (music) for 20 years then put it on hold. Now opportunity returns. I'm so very encouraged after listening to you guys talk about stuff. Thanks again!
love that you guys used vans style of music in the vid. it’s like the soundtrack of his studio. and that must’ve been all they were listening to at 368 because you hear similar music in safdie films
I’m really impressed with the production quality you guys have put into these studio tours. Very curious how you’re planning these as far as how many camera ops, camera and lens choices, audio, etc. Not sure if you’d ever go into the weeds about that but it’d be cool.
This was amazing! Not sure how the Colin and Samir channel doesn’t have millions of subs yet. You guys have become true experts on the creator economy.
It's very clear just how influential Tom Sach's studio style influenced both Casey's 368 studio & Van's home studio, both organization and labeling wise.
Wow, what an amazing interview!! I love how honest, open and real Van Neistat is. He’s the type of guy who could have multi millions in the bank, break his typewriter and then spend time fixing it instead of buying another. His genuine love for making things that are close to his heart/interests shines so much.
Have been watching Van for a minute now, and I’m really appreciative that you guys did this with him. Going from interviewing the biggest creators on the platform to a guy like Van who creates content that’s so different from everybody else’s. Really cool!
It's been fascinating to see Colin and Samir transition from documenting the creator economy to now being authorities on it. You constantly see Van's mind turning over the little tips and ideas they drop based on what has worked for other creators.
Great catch! It’s almost as if C&S have become brokers of the best knowledge available to creators via all of the hard work and time spent both researching and being with the creators.
yeah, but based on his eccentric self. He gets in his own way sometimes
This Van Neistat stuff is incredible. I feel like we're all so used to Casey's amazing work that a lot of us didn't even realise that his brother is as much of an established filmmaker. I've started going back and watching through his stuff chronologically, which is something I rarely do with any TH-cam channel nowadays, and there's some beautiful shots, nuggets of wisdom and documentation ideas that I'm going to pull into my own work. Thank you both for this wonderful spotlight, you've had some amazing work come out recently and I'm 100% here for it!
@@Loperamides Thanks Dream. You're the best xo
It’s interesting that he hasn’t watched most of Casey’s vlog to avoid being influenced because their work is so very different but also so very similar.
There is this aesthetic that both Neistats have adopted from Tom Sachs that I love. Just wildly functional, frugal, and yet incredibly carefully considered.
Adam Savage talks a lot about Sachs on the Tested channel, also. Sachs clearly influenced a lot of makers and creators.
Like normal guys but with more time and money on their hands
@@flyfishingguide1991 nobody's that organized.
Wow. As someone who currently rents a studio at 368 Broadway, the Diane Fink School was fascinating to hear about
Caseys Studio was impressive … and Vans is equally impressive … i want to one day be able to build my dream studio dream setup … this is inspiring 🔥
Casey's studio was Van and Casey's studio years ago.
I think Van Neistat's tools, kits and janky set ups are all worth setting up at a museum and beholding as the work of a man who finds the pleasure in being done.
They are unironically the best things I've ever seen and you are transported to another world when you see him, his videos and the things he make. You're a legend, Van.
Vans excitement is so great. The more I watch him, the more I think that the key to being spirited is to accept the responsibilities of adulthood, but to keep your childish sense of wonder and apply it to that. Also just do the thing. Feel the fear and do it anyway.
Tfs! These Vids and comments are a relief to me as i am closer to this mentally but my natural environment is completely different and i am between being my odd (and then lonely) me or neglecting my self trying to fit in my environment and being lonely in my head and odd for others. Deep, honest conversations will not come up and i try to be interested in "normal" things. Just unlearning to, which means a lot of transformations, self worx and i wondered if i am the only one. Brought tears to my eyes to discover the neistats and read the comments, i feel i am 9n my good way and not alone at all. Its few but by doing and being i will find my tribe, its kind of freaking me out, but your comment and the neistats give me hope and self esteem to do me and accept. Off to repair, thinking, making and writing, keep strong😊
I think my favorite part of the whole video here is Van's "& Samir" on Samir's pencil wrapping. What an awesome detail.
I feel like Van's studio is the epitomy of what happens if the creativity you have as a child is never stifled, it's a creative playroom for adults. And it's beautiful.
I've wanted to see this for years! Cheer for the inside look C&S and Van!
Surprised to see you here tom!
@@vinedarbunit6733 proud to call myself an OG Colin and Samir follower, since way back in 2017!
@@TommoCarroll That's great! Found their channel in early 2021 but I wish I had found it earlier!
Bet you guys were absolutely buzzing after filming this piece and meeting Van. What a great film, loving it!
I love this. I've been following Van since he launched his channel and this is just another little insight into how he works.
Fascinating stuff.
i could be listening to this man for literally years
I'm a huge fan of Van. His way of thinking, recording videos and creating everything amazes me greatly!
The editing of these last two episodes and the ambient music in moments of deep psychosis I thought were phenomenal. Props to whoever did this
This is so immensely immersive.
Imagine Colin and Samir having their own version of "The Studio". That would be quite exciting🔥🔥🔥
That sounds like an amazing idea.
I fucking love how much Van loves what he does. Just making art because it makes him happy, and in turn it makes other people happy.
I love how Colin and Samir try to provide value at every moment possible not only to us as a viewer but also to the interviewee
I'm not a creator, but I am an avid content consumer and these videos from Colin and Samir are so excellently produced. Love it. Not to mention I just love the sound of their voices and their back and forths.
samir nailed it when he said van is a great visual storyteller. i mean he makes videos about being handy which are awesome. but when he gets into his stories is the best part. van telling stories is great. hes a genius. its only a matter of time til he starts hitting millions of views
I never thought one of your videos could get me emotional, but damn it that ending man... this was phenomenal. Guys are an inspiration. Not sure if you saw, but I sent you an email awhile back about thanking you for your content. Honestly, helped give me the tools to grow my channel to over 100k subscribers. Thanks for everything you two do ✌✌
Wild to see you in the comment section here Dane, but I’m also getting so much benefit from their channel as well!
You guys are transcending to the next level of story telling. Your interview skills are on point right now. Keep up the great work, I love these videos. I've been following you both for years now, and this is the best content you've ever done, and it's on par with any of the best channels out there.
And......that Van Neistat-esque publish press typewriter integration was awesome.
dude I've certainly got some things at my new studio I could use...
I love watching Van's content, so fresh and unique. Thanks for the tour
the way the talk flows and you dont over edit. just great.
Colin and Samir, This video is just next level I could sit here for hours listening to you guys go back and forth with Van. so good!
i like how he says he has a bad memory, but can tell storys with All the names and how it felt in a heartbeat.
This is a Colin and Samir Classic
i can see samir's eye at the end as colin reads the message. Very touching
That ruler hack is one of the sweetest things I've ever seen. I have all the time for that.
Title of this video a callback to one of the most viral videos in the history of Casey..
Love it
The insane thing about Van’s content is that it’s absolutely timeless. I don’t bother looking when the video came out, it doesn’t matter, it won’t “expire”. I love that for some reason.
This isn’t the case with technology influencers, their videos expire within a few months or maybe a year. Watching a 2yo tech video feels ancient
Van Neistat is brilliant. Love his channel
I think it's the raw intimacy and honesty that I like about Van's channel.
Van Neistat showing the process of building an analog product for popular TH-camrs and then eventually celebrities would be absolutely f'n incredible!!
Marques Brownlee has to be his first episode.
What an Amazing Artist and Inspiration Van is. Thanks for showing his life to us
2:14 His statement about a studio is great. Definitely feel that!
Holy moly, just found your guys channel. Invaluable. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this look into a brilliant mind's creative space! 😀
the vibe of this video is great
Happy belated birthday Colin! May God bless you 😌🙏
A beautiful exploration of a creative mind laid open. Excellent work
2 strong videos in a week?! And it’s inside Van’s Studio?! What did we do to deserve this!! Thank you!
My favorite thing about this is seeing when Van gets excited about something. Noticing the contrast of the energy between the artist getting excited about his work and wanting to share with the filmmakers standing by...it's fascinating. I think so much of the creative culture is to see "the artist" as this spontaneous magician so it was definitely a surprise seeing how organized his studio was.
Okay what are the odds. I just moved into my new artist studio YETERDAY. My whole "filmmaking" career I was raised by youtube. To be where I am just feels like the biggest dream.
I’m so in love with his eccentricity. Great interview!
So much more than the studio. Exactly what we need
This guy is a fucking good dude. Van and his brother.
The fact they created there own destiny to happiness doing what they love.
Agreed. Please don’t break up or murder each other.
This was so unique and special to share! I love hearing how he processes things and just the whole convo was awesome.
Smiling this whole time - great guy thanks for the perspective x
Thanks guys, the episodes with Van are some of your best work together. I loved the way Van occasionally asked questions, perhaps leading the interview. The Dianne Fink School film is a must! For me personally I loved finding Van’s early movies on Vimeo. Van is one of the most original creators, (and people), a genuine positive influencer! Thanks again Colin, Samir & Van
It's interesting that you guys talk about creator evolution at the end of the video, because I feel like that's exactly what you guys are doing / going through at this time. The "on-location" format really works for you guys. I like the sit-down stuff at your office as well, but there's something about being in the creator's space while you're having your conversation that makes these versions better (for me). Thanks for sharing, I've really enjoyed the closer look at Van and his life. He is, in my opinion, a modern day Warhol and fascinating to watch.
Such a great video. Love the back and forth and how receptive he is to your insight into TH-cam stuff.. no ego
The presents, though...bloody hell, right in the ticker. What a guy, Van.
It’s fantastic to see creators grow, evolve, and improve. It’s amazing to watch
I could watch the three of you talk for days. This was so inspiring and thoughtfully done with your questioning. Great work.
The title! A subtle nod to a similar video from a long time ago :)... can't believe I started watching C&S in the teens of subs. It'e been so much fun to watch your creative muscles evolve, along with what this channel has produced!
Van Neistat is unique in every way 🤩🤩
Van is my muse. I aspire to be as free thinking and organized as him. I have many many ideas and thoughts but rarely keep track of them. I love figuring out the world through my hands and have done so my whole life. I'm always excited to see what he has to share with us
Just wanted to say the color grade on this video is very well done. Also, I love Van and I’m glad to see you guys growing in this direction
Love how the conversation continued into this second video! Cool to hear more about Van, but also see more of his space. Keep it up!
Samir @25:10 just nails it. Yes! I've done this soooo many times, and it's fascinating to see that transition for creators. Great video!
I love how both of them wore Vans while interviewing Van. It's always in the details 🔍👍
I think I commented on this one back in March... but who cares, I'll comment again. This is a wonderful conversation! I'm an admirer of all three of you guys. Thank you Colin, Samir, and Van. I totally relate and I'm older than all of you at 72. I just left the corporate life and processing all of that thinking what's next? I did art (music) for 20 years then put it on hold. Now opportunity returns. I'm so very encouraged after listening to you guys talk about stuff. Thanks again!
This is perhaps of the best videos I have seen in months.
Y'all need to be talking with Beau Miles! His films are something you'd love to dive into
love that you guys used vans style of music in the vid. it’s like the soundtrack of his studio.
and that must’ve been all they were listening to at 368 because you hear similar music in safdie films
i love these guys...and aspire to be like them. i was born in the 70s
This might be my favorite video of 2022, thank you for this!
This is a brilliant episode. Thank you Colin and Samir for the content you make.
I love how he just listen and learn. even tho he spent his entire life doing this.
Yeah. For sure. No murdering each other! And Van is awesome. Loved the interview and this studio tour/bonus conversation! Thx!
I’m really impressed with the production quality you guys have put into these studio tours. Very curious how you’re planning these as far as how many camera ops, camera and lens choices, audio, etc. Not sure if you’d ever go into the weeds about that but it’d be cool.
This was great! I love the behind the scenes on how Van works. Thanks for this!
The pain on Colin's face at 4:20 ...just an absolute brutal shot at my guy lmao
don't know why he took it so badly, weird ego vibes.
The music and edit in the end is so good.
Loooooove this collab. Van’s content is utterly perfect in my wheelhouse
This was amazing! Not sure how the Colin and Samir channel doesn’t have millions of subs yet. You guys have become true experts on the creator economy.
The interview on the couches was excellent... but this studio tour was next level! Well done. Love the gift reveal at the end!
Happy Birthday Colin!
It's very clear just how influential Tom Sach's studio style influenced both Casey's 368 studio & Van's home studio, both organization and labeling wise.
My favourite episode of yours that I've seen so far.
the present at the end was incredible, so cool and thoughtful
Man that insight on leaving your mark on the space is so powerful.
I also totally love the publish press bit 💛
These are fantastic videos - great work Colin,Samir and Van !
This video was fantastic....the ending was *chef's kiss*
Yall are the best
Wow, what an amazing interview!! I love how honest, open and real Van Neistat is. He’s the type of guy who could have multi millions in the bank, break his typewriter and then spend time fixing it instead of buying another. His genuine love for making things that are close to his heart/interests shines so much.
Phenomenal video
Wow, that quality is Netflix worthy!
This episode was incredible, the conversations were top tier 👌🏾
Great guys loved the oriented loosness, van was a great to be outside the Studio. Congrats!
I enjoyed seeing the behind the scene's aspect of Van's work. I'm following him now and, I should probably follow Casey too.
Have been watching Van for a minute now, and I’m really appreciative that you guys did this with him.
Going from interviewing the biggest creators on the platform to a guy like Van who creates content that’s so different from everybody else’s. Really cool!
I don’t know why but that last message from Van to Colin & Samir is pretty touching
Captivating! Thank you! For this REAL Vidéo.
A true artist
Marques is watching this thinking, “stop advertising me and setting me up Colin and Samir!” 😅
Let's Gooooooooooooooooooo Van is here